Pixelmator 1.2 Draftsman released
Pixelmator, which claims to be “Image editing for the rest of us,” comes full of all sorts of different features for a relatively small price ($59.00) compared to other graphic design/image software of this nature such as Aperture and Photoshop. If what the app contained before wasn’t enough to cause you to buy it, the new update may help. The Pixelmator team has now released version 1.2 Draftsman of it’s beautiful, GPU powered image editor that comes as a free update for people who already use the product. One of the key features in this update is new rulers tool. This tool allows users to have even more control of the alignment on the layers and includes many different units such as pixels and centimeters. This update also comes with the usual bug fixes as well as an addition of some more Automator actions.
Saulius Dailide of the Pixelmator Team says, “Pixelmator opened the door for all users to explore their imaginative side through image creation, editing, and enhancement. Now with powerful, but easy-to-use rulers, guides, curves, auto enhance, color balance, and polygonal lasso tools, Pixelmator provides users with an even wider range of creative opportunities.” Sounds great to me.
If you own Pixelmator and have downloaded the new version, let us know how it is. The new features sounds extremely great and useful, and we love to hear your feedback!
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I’ve used the first version of Pixelmator, and unless some major things have been changed, it doesn’t really measure up to even the most basic Photoshop.
on May 13, 2008 at 06:38 PM - LINK