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AKVIS
AKVIS Magnifier allows you to enlarge images to high resolution with sophisticated algorithms. AKVIS Magnifier upscales digital images with advanced enlargement algorithms, preserving edge to edge image sharpness while improving image appearance by removing unwanted noise and compression artifacts. Get super-high resolution pictures and produce stunning enlargements and poster-size prints. The sophisticated algorithms keep edges smooth, sharp and clearly defined at the same time.
AKVIS Magnifier makes producing professional enlargements and poster-size prints easy and quick.
AKVIS Magnifier makes producing professional enlargements and poster-size prints easy and quick.
What's New
Version 5.5.967.8527:
- Added compatibility with Photoshop CS6 and Photoshop Elements 11 for the plugin version.
- Fixed bug that caused to crash the program when using GPU on Mac OS X Lion 10.7.3.
- Improved color processing when loading the RAW images.
- Added support for Sony images (SLT-A35, SLT-A65V, NEX-5N).
- Improved support for GPU (checkup of the maximum amount of available memory).
- Added support for AMD HD5450, for GPU acceleration.
- Fixed the EXIF error and the orientation error when saving JPEG.
Version 5.5.967.8527:
- Added compatibility with Photoshop CS6 and Photoshop Elements 11 for the plugin version.
- Fixed bug that caused to crash the program when using GPU on Mac OS X Lion 10.7.3.
- Improved color processing when loading the RAW images.
- Added support for Sony images (SLT-A35, SLT-A65V, NEX-5N).
- Improved support for GPU (checkup of the maximum amount of available more...
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
AKVIS Magnifier User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:4,537 |
| Version Downloads:249 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Image Editing |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:30 Mar 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $129.00 |
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AKVIS Magnifier allows you to enlarge images to high resolution with sophisticated algorithms. AKVIS Magnifier upscales digital images with advanced enlargement algorithms, preserving edge to edge image sharpness while improving image appearance by removing unwanted noise and compression artifacts. Get super-high resolution pictures and produce stunning enlargements and poster-size prints. The sophisticated algorithms keep edges smooth, sharp and clearly defined at the same time.
AKVIS Magnifier makes producing professional enlargements and poster-size prints easy and quick. AKVIS Magnifier does not require an external photo editor to operate. The resizing is easily configurable and allows fine-tuning the enlargements by introducing complete user control over important parameters such as image and edge sharpness. All settings can be quickly tried, adjusted and combined by simply clicking and sliding.
Just take a photo and enlarge it to a super-high resolution of up to 30000x30000 pixels, to print a100x100 inch poster with typographic quality of 300dpi. Larger formats are viewed from the distance, allowing for even larger prints of 200x200 inches a whooping 5x5 meters.
Resizing pictures with AKVIS Magnifier yields a much higher quality than bicubic interpolation. Using complex math based on sophisticated resize algorithms, the resizer outputs enlargements with smooth, sharp and clearly defined edges. Depending on your particular needs, AKVIS Magnifier can be fine-tuned to produce images that look exactly as required for a given purpose. The photo enlarger works great if a modest 1.1x, 2x or 4x enlargement is needed, but it truly shines if used to blow up a photo to 10x or 20x the original size.
Whether creating poster-size images or adding resolution for printing an enlargement, AKVIS Magnifier will make your prints look sharper, clearer and better defined.
AKVIS Magnifier makes producing professional enlargements and poster-size prints easy and quick. AKVIS Magnifier does not require an external photo editor to operate. The resizing is easily configurable and allows fine-tuning the enlargements by introducing complete user control over important parameters such as image and edge sharpness. All settings can be quickly tried, adjusted and combined by simply clicking and sliding.
Just take a photo and enlarge it to a super-high resolution of up to 30000x30000 pixels, to print a100x100 inch poster with typographic quality of 300dpi. Larger formats are viewed from the distance, allowing for even larger prints of 200x200 inches a whooping 5x5 meters.
Resizing pictures with AKVIS Magnifier yields a much higher quality than bicubic interpolation. Using complex math based on sophisticated resize algorithms, the resizer outputs enlargements with smooth, sharp and clearly defined edges. Depending on your particular needs, AKVIS Magnifier can be fine-tuned to produce images that look exactly as required for a given purpose. The photo enlarger works great if a modest 1.1x, 2x or 4x enlargement is needed, but it truly shines if used to blow up a photo to 10x or 20x the original size.
Whether creating poster-size images or adding resolution for printing an enlargement, AKVIS Magnifier will make your prints look sharper, clearer and better defined.
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Michael_Sebrecht reviewed on 01 Apr 2012
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Sher-Lock reviewed on 08 Feb 2012
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Hilbo60 reviewed on 28 Sep 2011
The company were very quick to reply to my cry for help, turns out I was trying to run the app with GPU acceleration turned on, following their advice this was turned off and bingo! everything works as before.
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Mac-Mail reviewed on 01 Jun 2011
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I really like the feature in the new version (Magnifier5) which shows before and after side by side.
Patrick_8b9e8ae4 rated on 26 Apr 2012
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Deltam rated on 09 Apr 2012
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AKVIS Team rated on 09 Apr 2012
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AKVIS Team rated on 30 Mar 2012
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Moduler rated on 11 Mar 2012
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Deltam rated on 24 Aug 2011
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AKVIS Team rated on 15 Jun 2011