RealWorld Photos - version 2008.1
Version 2008.1 was released on December 31st 2008.
This is the first publicly available version of RealWorld Photos and has the following features:
- Lossless and parially lossless retouching of .jpg files.
- Flexible cloning tool, red-eye remover and general retouching (local sharpen, soften, desaturate, ...) tool.
- Gamma-aware blending (optimized for sRGB color space).
- Configurable batch processing with drag and drop user interface, including droplet creation support.
- A powerful general-purpose image editor supporting layers with effects.
- Nifty tool for easy comic bubble creation.
- ...and many more.
RealWorld Photos - version 2007.1 public beta
Version 2007.1 beta was released on January 10th 2008. This version is not available for download anymore.
Important: This is version marked as "beta" does not contain
all planned functions and did not undergo a thorough testing. USE IT AT YOUR OWN RISK.
The purpose of the beta release is to gather feedback. Please feel free to add your comments
or suggestions.
Licensing of the beta
The beta version may be used freely for both personal and commercial purposes. It will
expire on December 31st 2008. The final version is planned for summer 2008.
Licensing for the final version is not set yet, the most probably variant is that the application will
be distributed as freeware with the exception of the lossless JPEG modificaton functionality.
Missing features and known errors
- Setting of fill style and outline properties of ellipses and rectangles will be simplified in the final version.
- Editing of text files is not stable enough to be used. This functionality is there
to allow you to for example generate a html code when batch-resizing images and should
not be used yet.
- The procedure of plug-in installation will be simplified.
- It will be possible to modify EXIF tags.
- Color profiles will be taken into account.
- It will be possible to open and import photos in RAW format.
- Drawing tools will be more configurable.
- New image filters will be introduced (according to user requests).
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