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Key Features for iSkysoft PhotoMagic for Mac:
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Support Various Input & Output Formats
Support PNG, JPG, TIFF and BMP photo formats to input and also support those four photo formats to be saved and output.
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Optimize Photo Size and Quality
PhotoMagic offers resize function to assist you optimize your photos into specific size and quality no only for single photo but also for batch photos.
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Rotate or Flip Photo Function
With Rotate function, you can rotate photo to in 90 degree every time or any customized degree and with flip function, you can vertical or honrizontal flip photos.
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Crop Photo & Make Wallpaper
Crop photos to get the specific part or use wallpaper function to get wallpaper size for mobile phone & portable device such as Blackberry, iPhone, PSP, etc.
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Share Photos with Upload Function
You can upload your photos to Facebook, Flickr, Rapidshare or you can send your wallpaper to your mobile or portable device with Bluetooth.
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Batch Save Photos
You can batch save bundles of photos with Batch Save function which offers you to batch resize photos, batch rename photos according to your need.
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What’s New of PhotoMagic for Mac
1. Support PNG, JPG, TIFF and BMP input and output photo formats
2. Optimize photo size and quality with resize function
3. Rotate or flip photo function to adjust photo to suitable direction
4. Crop photo and make wallpaper to Blackberry, iPhone 3GS, PSP, etc.
5. Share photos to Facebook, Flickr, Rapidshare and Bluetooth
6. Offer batch resize and rename photos
System Requirements
1. Mac OS X 10.5 or above(including Mac OS Snow Leopard)
2. 512MB physical RAM
3. 1G Hz Intel processor, or above.
Get more information, please visit our website:
http://www.mediasoftmac.com/mac-photo-magic.html
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Parker Bennett said,
September 24, 2009 @ 10:27 pm
Boy, this is a crowded market space for this kind of app. Seems slick enough and the Zot price is closer to reasonable. What I really want is a way to interface with my iPhoto library and, in batch fashion, down-rez the photos I’ll never print, but don’t want to just delete — say, all my one-star photos, or a particular album. Anyone know of such a solution? I guess there’s probably a way to Applescript it.
ubrgeek said,
September 25, 2009 @ 3:00 am
Parker - I think you’re right. While I don’t have access to my Mac here, Applescript is almost certainly the way to go.
RayCon said,
September 25, 2009 @ 4:01 am
Well, I’ve been using the well-received ImageWell application that suits my needs. This app’s interface looks quite slick, and it may well be worth the investment had I not spent my money on something else. I’d love to see a web site that specifically takes apps with similar functionality and analyzes and reviews them head-to-head.
Collin said,
September 25, 2009 @ 6:52 am
Not knocking the program or anything; it’s just not something I need right now. However what immediately jumped out at me about the presentation is the screenshot of the program interface shows that it’s “(unregistered)” which just seems to be an odd thing to use. They made the program. Surely they could have registered it before taking a screenshot…
AAS said,
September 25, 2009 @ 8:42 pm
First, the Zot page implies a requirement for a 1 GHz Intel processor. The company’s own page does not specify a requirement for an Intel processor.
Second, the one feature this seems to have, that other similar packages do not (ImageWell) is the ability to rotate pictures degree by degree (rather than in 90 degree increments). The reason, I think, this matters is when you scan something and it isn’t quite lined up and you want to align it. In the Windows world, I had a package that did this easily (Paperport) and have not seen anything comparable for Macs.
Firma Rehberi said,
October 7, 2009 @ 4:19 pm
Does it have a windows version?