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| Downloads:12,601 |
| Version Downloads:9,749 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Image Editing |
| License:Demo |
| Date:23 May 2003 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price: $169.00 |
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thirstyrobot reviewed on 02 Dec 2007
That said, if you really depend on this handy tool (and there are a lot of us out there who do), you still can use it in a somewhat crippled manner. Add it to your CS3 folder and run Photoshop in Rosetta. Of course by doing so, you completely negate the performance benefits of CS3...
Anonymous reviewed on 31 Jul 2005
for Mac OS X ! ! !
The vs. LucisPro 5 is for Windows XP Only !
and NOT FOR MAC X ! ! !
SO WHERE THE HELL IS YOUR LucisArt version ? ? ?
for MAC OS X .
Anonymous reviewed on 15 Jul 2005
All they seem to do is enhance color or luminance noise in the photo; which you can do with Levels if that's your thing.
And I was less than impressed with the Kai-style unlabeled buttons. That was cutting edge in like, 1996 guys.
Anonymous reviewed on 25 May 2003
Anonymous reviewed on 23 May 2003
Spend some time experimenting and it can give you some excellent results.
Anonymous reviewed on 23 May 2003
This 'might' appeal to the Photoshop Elements crowd but I'm having a hard time figuring out why anyone even remotely experienced with Adobe Photoshop 6.x+ would use something like this.
Whatever................
Anonymous reviewed on 23 May 2003
Just my 2 cents worth... take it for what it's worth! ;-)
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