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05 Jan 2004
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Manufacturer: CursorArts
Size: 4.13MB
Number of Downloads: 1197
Price: null
The trouble with the Paint program in Windows is that it falls just a little short on basic functionality.
Most users only want a bit extra in order to get the most out of their images, and this is where a program such as Imageforge is useful.
Imageforge opens and saves in a large number of graphics formats and offers effects to blur, sharpen, posterise, halftone and engrave your images.
There are also the usual sliders - to adjust the hue and saturation, brightness and gamma - along with an auto-contrast tool.
It's hardly super-advanced stuff, but it's enough to make your digital camera pictures or scans look punchier.
Upgrade to ImageForge Pro for $28.95 and get more professional features, inlcuding 3D shapes, gif creation, putty tools and polygon shapes.
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I find that imageforge is really straight forward and easy to use. It allows you to enhance your images quickly.
Posted by: Helen Johnson 05 Oct 2005