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PhotoComplete has been built from the ground up specifically for editing photos. We've left out the fluff that never gets used, and instead spent our time tuning the features you really need.
With PhotoComplete you can:
All edits to a photo are applied in real
With PhotoComplete you can:
- crop and resize your photos
- enhance the color in a photo
- enhance the tonal range and contrast of a photo
- ensure all your photos are perfectly straight
- sharpen and reduce digital noise in a photo
- upload your edited photos to flickr.com
All edits to a photo are applied in real
What's New
Version 1.2.2:
- Fixed several EXIF parsing bugs
- Fixed handling of strings containing non-ASCII characters
- Renamed a couple of menu shortcuts so that they don't clash with global system shortcut keys
- Fixed color conversion bug causing black or corrupted display
- Fixed bug with anti-clockwise rotation doing the wrong thing
- Couple of other minor bug fixes
- Fully multithreaded photo editing engine - if you're lucky enough to own a dual-processor Mac, PhotoComplete should run much faster
- Enable and disable individual actions
- Much improved display quality
- Support for reading and writing 16-bit TIFFs
- Many other minor enhancements and bug fixes
Version 1.2.2:
- Fixed several EXIF parsing bugs
- Fixed handling of strings containing non-ASCII characters
- Renamed a couple of menu shortcuts so that they don't clash with global system shortcut keys
- Fixed color conversion bug causing black or corrupted display
- Fixed bug with anti-clockwise rotation doing the wrong more...
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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PhotoComplete User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:4,434 |
| Version Downloads:1,513 |
| Type:Multimedia Design : Image Editing |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:14 Apr 2008 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $29.00 |
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PhotoComplete has been built from the ground up specifically for editing photos. We've left out the fluff that never gets used, and instead spent our time tuning the features you really need.
With PhotoComplete you can:
All edits to a photo are applied in real time, and you can go back and change your mind about any alterations you've made to a photo at any time you want.
PhotoComplete supports JPEG, TIFF and PNG files, and will read any EXIF or XMP metadata that is embedded in a photo.
With PhotoComplete you can:
- crop and resize your photos
- enhance the color in a photo
- enhance the tonal range and contrast of a photo
- ensure all your photos are perfectly straight
- sharpen and reduce digital noise in a photo
- upload your edited photos to flickr.com
All edits to a photo are applied in real time, and you can go back and change your mind about any alterations you've made to a photo at any time you want.
PhotoComplete supports JPEG, TIFF and PNG files, and will read any EXIF or XMP metadata that is embedded in a photo.
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Mishimo reviewed on 18 Jun 2008
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Bombadil reviewed on 10 Feb 2007
Good UI, simple, logical and intuative.
Does a few tricks that average iPhoto users might appreciate, like adding a frame and uploading to Flickr, plus other image adjustments.
Cons:
No "auto levels" or "auto brightness & contrast", which I feel are essential in an image editor for non-pro photographers.
None of those fancy Core Image filters available that one sees in some other similar apps.
The "Fit image size to window" does not work, it just resizes the image to 100%.
Conclusion: Nice simple image adjustment/enhancement application, but with room for improvement.
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I paid over ten grand for my first mac setup. The Mac II with a 40 megabyte HD and 4 megs of RAM was around $3000. LaserPrinter $2500, fax modem $900, scanner $1200 - without software. That was 1989 and just about any application (WP, DTP/Graphics, Utilities, etc.) was hundreds of dollars. Today you can buy 10-20 apps for what one cost back then. We are amidst a golden age of Mac innovation. There are so many cool little programs being developed world wide and it's in everyone's best interest to encourage and shape these innovations by posting factual information that helps both consumer and developer make good decisions.
If you are feeling the need to express a negative "opinion", please realize the enjoyment you are receiving from venting selfishly serves only you while, many times, unfairly casting doubt on someone's else's hard work, effort, and/or motives.
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I'm using a 2Ghz mac pro with 10.4.8, quicktime 7.1.3