PhotosBlender for Mac
Blend photos with gradients.
$19.99
In English
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PhotosBlender overview
PhotosBlender is an app for combining photos horizontally or vertically using gradient blending at the seams where they are joined. If the result is not what you expected, double check that the size and resolution of the images are similar. PhotosBlender will "trim" the result to match the width and or height of the smallest photo. If you want to create "arrays" of blended photos simply blend your photos horizontally first, saving each result, and then blend these results vertically. In other words, you can blend your blends!
- Blends photos to create photomontages
- Blends vertically or horizontally
- Blend your blends to create arrays of blended photos
- Variable blending gradient or overlap
- Save results to disk
- Copy result to clipboard
What’s new in version 2.0.2
- Maintenance update.
PhotosBlender for Mac
$19.99
In English
Version 2.0.2
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Dec 19 2012
Version: 1.0.2
It does what it says it does in the documentation & the main feature of blending is very time-saving, it is very easy to use, very fairly priced considering the amount of work it saves you, and seems very stable.
Dec 19 2012
Version: 1.0.2
Hello.
In this update, PhotosBlender now has a fully functional demo.
The demo writes a transparent green word, "Demo," in the middle of each image in the blend.
This update also enables full resolution images in the result.
Ciao, Joe.
Dec 19 2012
Version: 1.0.2
Totaler Mist. Die einzelnen Fotos können in der Größe nicht verändert werden. Keine Regler für die Überblendungen. Nur primitive vertikale Überblendungen.
Für das Testen mit der Demoversion müsste man Schmerzensgeld einklagen.
Aug 4 2012
Version: 1.0.1
Likewise..
It saves much hair pulling on both sides when it doesn't wok out for both the developer and the customer.
It should be normal practice.