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DESCRIPTION
GraphicConverter is an all-purpose image editing program that can import 199 different graphic-based formats, edit the image, and export it out of 80 file available file formats.

The high-end editing tools are perfect for graphic manipulation as well as the ability to use Photoshop-compatible plug-ins. It offers batch-conversion capabilities, a slide show window, and so much more.

WHAT'S NEW
Version 6.4.1:

New features

  • support for bio-formats added (with the help of the licensed bio-formats sdk from Glencoe software) (UB)
  • metadata change in the context menu of the browser works now with other formats like TIFF (UB)
  • import of NV12 added
  • import of images of .CWK files added
Updated features
  • large preview performance in the browser much improved with threading (UB)
  • import support for 32 bit IEEE TIFFs added (UB)
  • option to print delta path added to catalog printing with '&deltapath' (UB)
  • print dialog shows a progress bar during color matching to the print profile (UB)
  • option to select a different location for the iPhoto database added (UB)
  • slideshow respects PSD import prefs (UB)
  • edges and frames are sorted now (UB)
Bug fixes
  • bug with add text to name batches launched from the Finder context menu fixed (UB)
  • bug in select picture content fixed (UB)
  • PhotoRaw export to JPG format will no longer confuse iPhoto (UB)
  • import bug in pdf with crop box fixed (UB)
  • illegal resolution values inside EXIF are now ignored
  • remaining temporary file during lossless jpeg rotation fixed (UB)
  • draw text applescript bug fixed (UB)
  • set / get iptc resolves aliases first (UB)
  • bug with reload after slideshow fixed (UB)
  • possible crash during closing a layout fixed (UB)
  • possible wrong colors after importing PSD with QuickTime fixed (UB)
  • bug with catalog printing with folder sorting fixed
  • crash during scanning multipage documents with different page sizes fixed (UB)
  • many other small bug fixes and enhancements
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS 8.6 - 9.x.


Developer:Lemke Software GmbH
Downloads:35,022
  - Version d/l:55
Multimedia & Design:Author Tools
License:Shareware
Date:17 Feb 2009
Platform:PPC
Price:$34.95
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    GraphicConverter User Reviews (7 posts)Write A Review
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    Jul 9 2008
    *****

    ALFRED KAIDA  Thanks Mr. Lemke,

    I use it on my old Powerbook G3 while I'm on the road.

    If you work on X the whole day, OS 9 is very nice to use from time to time.

    Thank you for supporting GraphicConverter Classic in these X-days.  
    (Version 6.1.2)

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    Feb 9 2006
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    APPLECRYPT MODS  wow!!!! I cannot believe this is still being made for classic! An excellent Mac-app  
    (Version 5.8)

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    Feb 17 2005
    *****

    ANONYMOUS  excellent and still works in OS 9. a tru Mac app.  
    (Version 5.5)

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    Nov 4 2004

    ANONYMOUS  My one complaint about GraphicConverter is file size. I always have to convert the JPEG's and GIF's with another application to shed off the file bloat GC seems to always throw into the files. Otherwise, it's a great application, the perfect companion to Photoshop.  
    (Version 5.3)

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    Nov 4 2004

    ABRAHAM LINCOLN  I use GraphicConverter every day, converting files from one format to another. I've never noticed any bloat such as you mention, on the contrary, after conversion in GraphicConverter, the files are smaller. I'm thinking you had best check your preferences settings carefully.  
    (Version 5.3)

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    Dec 5 2004

    ANONYMOUS  In preferences, under Save, check to make sure you've turned off the option which inserts a thumbnail in the picture. This can (and does) double the size of the picture. I like the thumbnails because they help with organising my pictures, but if you're looking to save some disk space, I can see where they'd be annoying.  
    (Version 5.4)

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    Sep 13 2007

    SPLUNK23  I know what you mean about the file size. Even with all the extra stuff turned off, they are bigger than they need to be. I usually open them up in ResEdit afterwards and deleting ALL the resources that appear and they become smaller and still open up fine.  
    (Version 6.0.1)

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    Nov 4 2004

    DB  note: text insertion into a jpeg graphic file seems to be broken in my copy of 5.3... I've gone back to 523 for the time being.

    Richard Bright

    Herzogenburg, Austria  
    (Version 5.3)

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    Aug 15 2004
    *****

    STANTON MCCANDLISH  This app, which I've used for almost 10 years now, should really be called Graphic Master, it is so useful and full-featured. Unless you need to create vector graphics a la Adobe Illustrator or work with multiple layers simultaneously a la Photoshop, there is virtually nothing this app won't do. I use it every day, as both my main (actually, sole) image viewer, browser and converter, and as my graphics editor for any and all purposes except those I MUST reluctantly turn to a bloated monster like Illustrator or P'shop for.

    GKON's a thumbnailer, a pixel editor, a photo retoucher, a graphics library manager, a formatter, a slideshower, a crop-n-scaler, a paint program, you freakin' name it.

    My absolute FAVORITE thing about GKON, though, is that it somehow produces the smallest JPEGs at any given image quality/compression level out of every app I've ever tried over the last 15 years. I don't know what Lemke's doing to optimize this so much, but it sure works!

    My only ideas for future improvement at this point would be:

    1) Someone desperately needs to reverse-engineer AOL's darned .ART format and make a GKON plug-in for it.

    2) GKON would be even more THE bad-@ss graphics app of the Mac world if it supported Photoshop-format plugins. I get frustrated that I have to fire up gargantuan old P'shop or another compatible app to use the 100s of plugins I have, and I'd kill to be able to use them in the only graphics app I actually enjoy using.

    3) Images look a little distorted (i.e. slight jaggies on curves) when you have GKON display them at the max size that will fit on screen and that size happens to be between about 85 and 95% real image size. I'd like to see the display routines adjust a little better in this circumstance.

    4) Support for creating ASCII art from any selected image. Just kidding!  
    (Version 4.2)

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    Feb 7 2002
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    ANONYMOUS  I don't know how I lived with out it, it maybe the poorman's photoshop. I use GC more than photoshop.  
    (Version 4.2)

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