PhotoCopy has the tools for a thorough analysis of brightness, color, tone, fine detail, grain, texture, and now this processing algorithm can be applied to your own images and photocopies. The color tone and brightness of the original image is replicated while the texture, grain, and details of the image will be modeled.
You want to take pieces of one image that you wish to copy and use its attributes to other images? No problem. Simply create, save and apply your own presets to other images. Take any image of the original and interesting. Good, bad or ugly was a photocopy, this should not excite you. You just provide the image and the program will do everything for you, combine images and create a new work of art.
Features
- selection of 94 films nominated for an Academy Award, including "Apocalypse Now", Blade Runner, Frankenstein, Gone With the Wind, King Kong "and" Lord of the Rings "
- selection of 72 paintings artists such as Cezanne, Chagall, Greco, Leonardo, Monet, Rembrandt, Renoir and Van Gogh
- Choose from 40 pictures of various photographic masters of the genre, including Abbott, Andreev, Cunningham, Fenton, Nadar, Outerbridge, A. Stieglitz and Weston
- Copying the key attributes from one image and apply them to others
- Creating custom presets of your own pictures
- color, hue and brightness of the replicating
- texture, grain, and a detailed Mod
- Adding any preassigned vignettes
- Modify images with presets or sliders
- A quick search presets
Try one of 30 historical processes, some of which are:
- Ambrotipiya (photographic process invented in the mid-1850s by Frederick Scott Archer. Option collodion process. As a result of this process is obtained by the glass negative, which looks like a positive, when superimposed on a black background)
- Cyanotype (old monochrome photographic printing, which gave the blue prints shade. invented this method was in 1842, English scientist and astronomer Sir John Herschel.)
- Kallitype (solution can be used for a variety of color images, "brown, sepia, blue, burgundy and black." In the image obtained by by Kallitype, as a rule, richer tonal range than the Cyanotype. These prints were popular in the 19th century, and then their popularity has faded. Sometimes called "poor man platinum print"
- Liquid emulsion (liquid emulsion - an alternative method of printing This niche is to expose your work, as well as the pleasure of getting to the photos for something new. exciting process allows infinite freedom of expression. Forget the details. Forget the zone system. Forget the "how to make technically correct" - it no longer exists
- Saline printing (printing process the salt was the first process used to print photos on paper and remained the most popular until the 1850s. The process of salt print created by the British photographer William Henry Fox Talbot. Today the method more commonly known as salt or salt print prints on paper.
- Van Dyke (The process was so named because of the similarity in color from brown print with oil paint, is named for the Flemish painter Van Dyck)
- Wet Process (The process was invented almost simultaneously Frederick Scott Archer and Gustav Le Gray in about 1850. Over the next 30 to 40 years, he was popular. collodion wet plate process is still used in the printing industry, the tone works mainly printed material with black type on white background)
- Palladium ( The process was invented in 1873 by William Willis and made commercially available in 1879)
System requirements:
- Windows XP, Vista, 7
- Adobe Photoshop CS3 and up
- Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 and up
- Photoshop Lightroom 3 and up
- Apple Aperture 3 and up
- After Effects CS3 and up
- Final Cut Pro 6 and up
- Avid Symphony, Media Composer, Newscutter, Xpress Pro
Enabling | Reg. There is
Operating system: Windows XP / Vista / Win 7.
Language English + keygen (author Stalevar)
size: 101.6 MB
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