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The multi-talented PicMaster promises you quick and easy image editing.
Main features are: Image Editing, Filtering, Digital Camera, WebCam, Slide Shows, 3D Images, Video Image Capturing, Scanning, Catalogs, Screenshots, Poster Printing and much more...
Thousands of Photoshop® compatible Filter Plugins from the Internet can be included into PicMaster.
Over 300 are already included. You can even create your own filters.
You can record a sound comment to each picture which, when combined with the slide show, gives you a true multimedia experience. Save your slide show on a self running cd, as a screen saver or as a website.
Morph people into other people or animals. Enlarge people’s noses and ears.
Create real 3D-Images that can be seen with mirrors and red-blue glasses. Watch 3D-objects emerge out of your monitor. Print out your own glasses with PicMaster.
An image browser in Explorer-style shows you all images as a thumbnail preview. You can choose the displaying order with different sorting possibilities.
The webcam images can be uploaded into the Internet via FTP, HTTP or Email. The system can also detect movements and turn into an alarm system.
All commands can also be entered, saved and executed at a command prompt so that repeated operations can be automated. For example print out all pictures of a folder with only one command.
With the possibility of previewing all operations, PicMaster becomes a very comfortable program for you.
Why not take the PicMaster-Info-Tour at http://www.graphics-tools.com/tour/tour.html and read all about the program details with screenshots. |
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| PicMaster is an advanced image editor with Adobe Photoshop plugins' support. It has various tools in image editing, filtering, webCam, slide shows, 3D images, video capturing, scanning, catalog, poster printing and more... |
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Version: 3.8
ShareWare
Interface: ENG
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Added: 04 Nov 2002
Updated: 30 Apr 2003 |
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