دانلود Avanquest InPixio Photo Studio Ultimate v12.0.6.853 x64 - نرم افزار ویرایش و افکت گذاری عکس ها

Photo Clip is now Photo Studio
The first thing to know about version 10 of Photo Clip is that it has a new name: Photo Studio. Why change the name? Because the latest version of the software is so packed full of features that we decided it was time for an upgrade. Our flagship Photo Clip software has evolved a lot over the years, from a program for making background cutouts to a multi-functional suite of applications, covering a range of editing needs from erasing to enhancing.

Cutout and background erasing is now just one aspect of the program. Recent versions of the software also include:
- Advanced photomontage possibilities, such as adding new images, backgrounds, text and stickers to a photo.
- Erase tools, which remove distracting items from your photos, while preserving the original background.
- Tools for correcting and enhancing your photos. For example, the auto-correction function, which adds color and brightness to photos with just a single click.

Perspective tool
The perspective tool is a smart new feature that is useful for correcting photos of buildings and architecture.

You have probably had that experience where you want to photograph a beautiful building but you can’t get far enough way to get it in shot, so instead you have to shoot “upwards” or from an angle. This leads to something called perspective distortion in your image, where the lines of your building don’t appear straight. For example, if you photograph a tall building, such as a cathedral, from below, the result may look tilted as if the structure is leaning away from you.

The Perspective tool helps you to remove this distortion and correct any tilted or skewed appearance in your photos. If this sounds complicated, don’t worry: the tool is very easy to use with three automatic settings, for horizontal, vertical and full correction. After the auto correct has done its work, you can use simple sliders to make the final adjustments yourself. Finally, if you want to have full control over the process there is also a manual mode where you can apply guides to your photo to make a precise correction. In short, you can say goodbye to (unwanted) slanting in your architecture photos, thanks to this new tool.


EXIF data and Histogram
EXIF metadata is a set of information attached to a photo and stored automatically in your camera or smartphone. This can include date, location and more. When you upload a photo to Photo Studio, you can now view and edit all of this information. For example, you can add tags and ratings or even copyright information to a photo. This is useful for organizing your photos to help you quickly find what you’re looking for. It’s also especially useful if you upload your photos to online platforms such as Flickr.

Another new source of information in Photo Studio 10 is the Histogram. This measures exposure levels in your photo so you can get a better idea of the light and dark areas in an image. Referring to the histogram when editing exposure settings can help you to get the right level of brightness in your image.

Local Adjustments
The selective retouching tab allows you to adjust specific sections of your photo with gradients or the paintbrush.

In Photo Studio 10, we have added new sliders to the selective retouching tab, meaning that you can now make even more edits to your photos. The new local adjustments are hue, whites, blacks, dehaze, sharpness and noise reduction.

RAW Images
Photo Studio 10 now supports RAW format images. Raw images are not pre-processed and compressed like standard image formats such as JPEG, meaning they take up a lot of disk space. Because raw images are heavy and because the format varies between camera manufacturers, it is often difficult to open them in software programs. However, thanks to improvements made by inPixio developers, now you can open and edit all you raw images in Photo Studio.

Interactive Film Strip
We mentioned usability improvements, and this is one of the big ones. The filmstrip is the panel at the bottom of the Photo Studio interface that displays all the images in a selected file. In Version 10, it is now fully interactive. This means that in Photo Editor you can filter images easily by date taken, camera, file type and a range of other criteria. You can also apply edits directly from the filmstrip. For example, you can autocorrect an image with a simple right-click without opening it in the workspace. You can also delete edits in the same way.