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Product Description:
Decompose is a tool to extract objects from images. The extracted objects can then easily be inserted in a new composite images. It is saved as a TIFF file with transparency. Decompose corrects colors to remove all traces of the previous background, generating perfect mattes.
What's new in this version:
Decompose 1.1 includes support for Mac OS X 10.6 and improvements to the extraction tools.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.4 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
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Better than pulling teeth 
- Version: 1.0.3, 2/12/2009 09:42AM PST
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Henry Halem
This tool took about an hour to get the hang of but only because I could not quite interpret the directions quickly. More my problem than the developer. Once I understood how to use the tool I found it really easy to use and it really worked as advertised. I was actually amazed at how well it worked. A real time saver. I'm a great fan of software that does one thing and does it well. This is that type of software.
Great Little Utility Program - Version: 1.0.2, 7/10/2008 08:37PM PST
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adwade
Never having used ANYthing like this before, I was quite impressed by it's capabilities and results. HINT: Read their Tutorial and save yourself learning how to use the program the hard way. I messed around with it for about an hour on my own with varied results, before I finally did. In just a few minutes I had astounding results.
I tried doing a bicycle first (difficult), then gave up and tried a picture of a dog (easy) on my back steps. Bicycle - 1 hr invested with fair results.(actually better than I expected though) Dog - 10mins invested with a superior image to show for it!
Took me a little to get used to the available TOOLS (paint brush, fill, wand, etc), but I've never even used the MS-Paint program in the past for more than half-an-hour. Anyway, once I understood what they each did and finally realized what 'contour' was, things snapped into place very quickly.
My only complaints would be: 1)MUST have a GRAB hand to move around the zoomed in image. As it is, they rely on top/side slider bars and you really put the mileage on a mouse going back and forth to them all the time. 2)The Zoom feature is REALLY touchy. Would be nice if the Zoom Slider when all the way across the bottom of the screen for an easier adjustment, or perhaps have 2 Zoom Sliders.(i.e. a fine control & a rough control for image size)
Anyway even with those two small issues, I just bought the program via MacZOT for half price today. Without which, I would have NEVER tripped across it. A BARGAIN INDEED, as I know of no other programs out there that are so quick to learn, easy to use, and produce such incredible results for a total novice at this.
I tried doing a bicycle first (difficult), then gave up and tried a picture of a dog (easy) on my back steps. Bicycle - 1 hr invested with fair results.(actually better than I expected though) Dog - 10mins invested with a superior image to show for it!
Took me a little to get used to the available TOOLS (paint brush, fill, wand, etc), but I've never even used the MS-Paint program in the past for more than half-an-hour. Anyway, once I understood what they each did and finally realized what 'contour' was, things snapped into place very quickly.
My only complaints would be: 1)MUST have a GRAB hand to move around the zoomed in image. As it is, they rely on top/side slider bars and you really put the mileage on a mouse going back and forth to them all the time. 2)The Zoom feature is REALLY touchy. Would be nice if the Zoom Slider when all the way across the bottom of the screen for an easier adjustment, or perhaps have 2 Zoom Sliders.(i.e. a fine control & a rough control for image size)
Anyway even with those two small issues, I just bought the program via MacZOT for half price today. Without which, I would have NEVER tripped across it. A BARGAIN INDEED, as I know of no other programs out there that are so quick to learn, easy to use, and produce such incredible results for a total novice at this.
No - Version: 1.0.2, 3/18/2008 12:17AM PST
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Jose AF Miranda
No work, no decompose, no buy...
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