Tilt Shift Focus for Mac
Photo editor for creating fake miniatures.
$7.99
In English
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Tilt Shift Focus overview
With TiltShiftFocus you can easily edit photos to create fake miniatures, enhance or change the depth of field and focus area of your picture, or precisely soften details. Fake miniature and depth of field can improve the visual and artistic quality of your photographs and you can do all that with just a few clicks in the Tilt-Shift-Focus editor.
Features:
- Crop images
- Edit and adjust with 4 different blur-tools
- Combine multiple effects
- Smooth transitions between blurred and focused areas
- Quick miniature effect
- Cool zooming effect
- Big selection of image filters
What’s new in version 2.2
Version 2.2:
- Added support for importing heic files
- New Filter: Stark
Tilt Shift Focus for Mac
$7.99
In English
Version 2.2
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Dec 3 2010
Version: 1.2
Just bought this program for my Mac Pro 10.5.8 and when you save an image the program crashes. I am unable to save an image. I have contacted their tech support and received no replies. Kind of upset.
Sep 18 2010
Version: 1.2
Guys, you can always try this - it's free, works and doesn't crash:
http://labs.artandmobile.com/tiltshift/
Enjoy!
Jul 27 2010
Version: 1.2
This would be a nice addition to my photo tools if it worked well. Unfortunately it is very unstable, crashing at least once for each picture you process (often of course before you can save the result). Also, the function set is quite incomplete. While it has a "freehand" tool to set the region not to be blurred, it does not have the opposite - setting a region that _should_ be blurred in a given image. This is true for every other selection tool the program offers. There are huge problems in combining effects, eg freehand and gradient, and the selection tools are painfully slow to work with, almost unusable sometimes.
If this was alpha stage software, I'd say it looks promising. But charging money at this stage of development is not ok.
Feb 16 2010
Version: 1.0
This is nifty. It does some special focusing at a reasonable price. I would have emailed the developer with this instead of posting it here, but no contact information is provided on the website. For this program to work for me, it must have an undo command. I make too many mistakes to go without one, and this program invites experimentation - except I have to quit and start over if I'm not happy with current results. Unless, of course, I'm missing something...