ImagePlay0.9

Thanks to feedback from "BIDULE" and off-site communications I was able to determine an archive format that actually works under 10.3 If you had problems with the archive before, try downloading it again now. Thank you and sorry for any inconvenience.

There seams to be some confusion about the registration process. So clearly work needs to be done to make the process simpler and more obvious. There is no registration or serial code to enter. Once you have purchased ImagePlay, all one needs to do is; * Click the "Purchase/Register" button in the startup window (or choose "Purchase/Register" from the ImagePlay menu) * Then enter your name, and the email address you used for the PayPal payment * Now click Register, and you're done. If you have any Registration problems please send an email (in ImagePlay see menu Help>Email Developer). Thank you

This program is not easy to use because it does amazing things, but once you get the hang of it, you realize that the GUI makes perfect sense, and that this program is simply outstanding. It produces incredible effects....for FREE!!! I intend to contribute some money. This is the sort of project that needs to survive.

Thanks to feedback from "BIDULE" and off-site communications I was able to determine an archive format that actually works under 10.3 If you had problems with the archive before, try downloading it again now. Thank you and sorry for any inconvenience.

Thank you very much, TOMIS. But I've twice downloaded the new file, unzipped it, but "the image couldn't be mounted" by DiskImageMounter nor by "MountMe". ImagePlay_0.1.dmg.zip : 1 232 983 B ImagePlay 0.1.dmg : 1 515 576 B

To those having problems with the download; I have posted a compressed DMG within a ZIP archive. Hopefully this will solve problems people were having with the TBZ file. http://osdn.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/imageplay/ImagePlay_0.1.dmg.zip Thank you, Tomis

Yes! Absolutely brilliant! A wonderful way to be able to apply effects simply without having to go right into Photoshop to do it. It doesn't allow one to tweak things the way PS does, but what a great way to experiment with various effects. I really like this little app! Keep up the good work!