RealZoom Quartz generates a somewhat realistic zoomed (close-up) image as if you are taking a close look at your LCD, CRT screen, or paper with a magnifying glass. Available zoom types: RGB stripes, LCD, Trinitron (Aperture Grille), Shadow Mask, and Black Print (K=0 and 45 degrees). I hope this is a useful image utility for graphic designers, graphic artists, and for anyone to help understand how images are reproduced on LCD, CRT, and paper.
RealZoom Quartz generates a vector-based PDF image file while RealZoom generates a TIFF bitmap image file.
NOTE:
RealZoom Quartz generates a vector-based PDF image file while RealZoom generates a TIFF bitmap image file.
NOTE:
What's New
Version 1.3: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later
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| Downloads:5,920 |
| Version Downloads:1,743 |
| Type:Multimedia Design : Image Editing |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:08 Jan 2007 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $15.00 |
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RealZoom Quartz generates a somewhat realistic zoomed (close-up) image as if you are taking a close look at your LCD, CRT screen, or paper with a magnifying glass. Available zoom types: RGB stripes, LCD, Trinitron (Aperture Grille), Shadow Mask, and Black Print (K=0 and 45 degrees). I hope this is a useful image utility for graphic designers, graphic artists, and for anyone to help understand how images are reproduced on LCD, CRT, and paper.
RealZoom Quartz generates a vector-based PDF image file while RealZoom generates a TIFF bitmap image file.
NOTE: RealZoom Quartz generates a very complex PDF file when the original image is relatively large, and it may take some time for Preview or Adobe Reader (Acrobat) to display or print the image. Please make sure to select a portion of (or scale down) your large image and save a smaller image with your image editing application such as Photoshop, then load the small image with RealZoom Quartz.
RealZoom Quartz generates a vector-based PDF image file while RealZoom generates a TIFF bitmap image file.
NOTE: RealZoom Quartz generates a very complex PDF file when the original image is relatively large, and it may take some time for Preview or Adobe Reader (Acrobat) to display or print the image. Please make sure to select a portion of (or scale down) your large image and save a smaller image with your image editing application such as Photoshop, then load the small image with RealZoom Quartz.
Anonymous reviewed on 24 Feb 2004
This is a -simulation- of what the physical screen looks like up close, be it LCD or CRT etc...
It is not meant to be like Universal Access' Zoom feature.
However limited it's function or usefulness might be, it is what it says it is, if you bother to read any of the developer's notes above.
Anonymous reviewed on 15 Dec 2003