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Product Description:
Easy to use yet powerful, this special edition of world-renowned "PhotoRetouch Pro" includes original features such as PaintProcess, warp, SuperCrop and many others that will amaze you. Filters and Processes (combined image retouching technologies) let you access exclusive correction and retouching solutions that were, until today, reserved for professionals.
Digital imaging enthusiast? PhotoRetouch DigiCam was made for you. Enough talking! Try our free version and find out for yourself what made the reputation of binuscan's professional products : ease of use and quality.
PhotoRetouch DigiCam, your images have been yearning for it!
Have a look at the GIF Animations:
GIF animation of the Warp feature.
GIF animation of the AutoProcess RECO feature.
Digital imaging enthusiast? PhotoRetouch DigiCam was made for you. Enough talking! Try our free version and find out for yourself what made the reputation of binuscan's professional products : ease of use and quality.
PhotoRetouch DigiCam, your images have been yearning for it!
Have a look at the GIF Animations:
GIF animation of the AutoProcess RECO feature.
What's new in this version:
- Works with Tiger (Mac OS X.4).
- Fixed potential startup issue under some versions of Mac OS X.
- Improved process speed.
- Processes and filters optimization.
- More languages supported:
- U.S. English
- British English
- Deutsch (German)
- Francais (French)
- Espanol (Spanish)
- Italiano (Italian)
- Svenska (Swedish)
- More stable under Mac OS 10.4.1 and Mac OS 10.4.2
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.4 PPC
- Mac OS X 10.3.9
- Mac OS X 10.3
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.3 or higher.
- Tiger compatible
Screenshots:
 The AutoProcess RECO feature (After/Before) |
The Warp feature (After/Before) |
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WTF - Version: 4.0.5, 3/15/2007 08:39PM PST
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Ancient_Boii_Tribe
Review in TidBITS - Version: 4.0.5, 11/6/2006 08:25PM PST
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For a review in TidBITS see http://db.tidbits.com/article/8739
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- Version: 4.0.4r3, 7/31/2005 08:35AM PST
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ghostlexx
I'm a newbie to the world of photo manipulation and don't know how to do the whole photoshop layers thing..
..But this seems to be really good - not too hard to work with, cheap, powerful.
The licensing thing should not be a problem, unless your machine is replaced or you need multiple machines..
..But for the price, multiple licenses shouldn't be too onerous [1 photoshop elements licence is nearly double 1 photoretouch digicam license]
My biggest problem is that this software does not deal with PNGs..
..But at least it does deal with TIFFs.
I think it's great software, but more experienced users may find it awkward, as I think it's a different way of working - direct on the image, not via layers.
The demo is free and fully functional [limited to saving 30 images, tho], so give it a go !!
..But this seems to be really good - not too hard to work with, cheap, powerful.
The licensing thing should not be a problem, unless your machine is replaced or you need multiple machines..
..But for the price, multiple licenses shouldn't be too onerous [1 photoshop elements licence is nearly double 1 photoretouch digicam license]
My biggest problem is that this software does not deal with PNGs..
..But at least it does deal with TIFFs.
I think it's great software, but more experienced users may find it awkward, as I think it's a different way of working - direct on the image, not via layers.
The demo is free and fully functional [limited to saving 30 images, tho], so give it a go !!
Tried contacting support but their email is not valid. They are in Monaco or something.