Several years ago, I was on a radio talk show. My main topic of concern was internet shopping and the high-street. While I’m a geek, and the internet is my domain, I still love to go window shopping. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve seen high streets dwindle until they become they wild west scenes, complete with tumble weeds, charity stores and coffee shops.
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While we’re still working hard on Fun Photo 2.0 we’ve also been working hard on a Professional version of our ever popular HDRtist. For a vast majority of people, HDRtist has been their first step into the world of HDR, providing people with an easy way to get great results. However there’s a huge gap, if you want more than HDRtist. HDR software with more control and flexibility can cost as much as $150!
Enter HDRtist Pro, which aims to provide you with more control, features and flexibility than HDRtist, wrapped up in an Ohanaware easy to use interface, all without the heft of a huge price sticker.
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It’s been a while since I last posted about Fun Photos 2.0, so I’d like to start today by talking a bit about our new non-destructive photo editor. It’s taking a lot longer than we anticipated and right now it’s almost been completely re-written. In fact huge chunks of the program were pulled out and tossed into a virtual garbage can, while we custom designed and developed new slicker, more flexible and faster parts.
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Real quick tutorial for you, how to fix a photo where the white balance is wrong or the colors are slightly incorrect. Don’t worry it’s not much work, in-fact the software will do the hard part for you. There’s a YouTube video available if you prefer movies (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcJAxWitfqo, or read on for the text tutorial.
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Want to send a truly original interactive Christmas Card this year? Well, what about a Photo Cube Christmas Card? If you’re Grandma is anything like mine, she loves these cards. You can still include your season greeting, but Grandma or your recipient can cut out and make a beautiful Photo Cube. The card even includes the instructions for making the cube.
These instructions are for Funtastic Photos (download a free unlimited trial), however they may still work in other product.
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