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Tag: Cutout - Latest Releases
Sprite Cutter Brings Game-Sprite and Online-Avatar Creation to the iPad
May 25, 2012 - PixelSplincher has released Sprite Cutter, an iPad app for cutting out faces, pets, or any other shape from photos. Sprite Cutter saves 32-bit PNG images with lossless compression and antialiased Bezier-smooth borders. The cutout sprites are great for social networking icons on FaceBook, Twitter and most blog and forum websites. Multiple sprite cutting and standard resizing options make Sprite Cutter a unique and powerful addition to the arsenal of iPad photography and internet tools.
Sprite Cutter Brings Game-Sprite and Online-Avatar Creation to the iPad
May 17, 2012 - PixelSplincher has released Sprite Cutter, an iPad app for cutting out faces, pets, or any other shape from photos. Sprite Cutter saves 32-bit PNG images with lossless compression and antialiased Bezier-smooth borders. The cutout sprites are great for social networking icons on FaceBook, Twitter and most blog and forum websites. Multiple sprite cutting and standard resizing options make Sprite Cutter a unique and powerful addition to the arsenal of iPad photography and internet tools.
Appnotix announce Modern Grunge for Mac - Grunge is not dead
Jan 25, 2012 - Las Vegas based Appnotix has announced Modern Grunge 1.0 for Mac OS X, a photography app that brings back the nostalgia of grunge in a fun and creative way. Modern Grunge totally rocks out your photos with disheveled scratchy textures & tones, like those in the angst-filled lyrics of the grunge era, then contrasts them with modern ideas of the present using outlined borders, as well as cuts and rips. Modern Grunge retains the resolution of the original and saves your creation out in Full-Res.
Appnotix announce Modern Grunge for Mac - Grunge is not dead
Jan 17, 2012 - Las Vegas based Appnotix today introduces Modern Grunge 1.0 for Mac OS X, a photography app that brings back the nostalgia of grunge in a fun and creative way. Modern Grunge totally rocks out your photos with disheveled scratchy textures & tones, like those in the angst-filled lyrics of the grunge era, then contrasts them with modern ideas of the present using outlined borders, as well as cuts and rips. Modern Grunge retains the resolution of the original and saves your creation out in Full-Res.
Pocket Pixels releases ColorSplash for iPad
Jun 03, 2010 - Vancouver based Pocket Pixels today announces that ColorSplash, the popular and celebrated iPhone photo manipulation app, is now available in a version specially adapted for the iPad. ColorSplash allows users to quickly and easily give photos a dramatic look by converting them to black and white, while keeping chosen details in color. The user's finger acts as a brush that removes, or restores, color from the original image.
ColorSplash 1.2 for iPhone and iPod Touch now with Online Image Sharing
Apr 16, 2009 - Hendrik Kueck today announces the release of ColorSplash 1.2, an update to his highly popular image editing app for the iPhone and iPod Touch. Now users can easily upload and share their edited images on social networking sites Facebook, Flickr, and Twitter. ColorSplash lets users give photos a dramatic look by converting them to black and white, while keeping chosen details in color. ColorSplash's intuitive and responsive user interface makes photo editing and sharing easy and fun.
ColorSplash released for iPhone - Selectively Desaturate Images
Feb 16, 2009 - Canada-based developer Hendrik Kueck has announced the release of ColorSplash, a new application for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It lets users give photos a dramatic look by converting them to black and white, while keeping chosen details in color. This effect, known as "cutout" or "selective desaturation," produces eye-catching images, drawing the viewers' attention to the colored areas. Thanks to its intuitive and responsive user interface, ColorSplash is easy and fun to use.