AKVIS LLC announces the release of Chameleon V. 3.0 for Macintosh and Windowsâ„¢

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September 6th, 2005 Leave a comment Visited 27 times, 1 so far today

AKVIS LLC announces the release of Chameleon V. 3.0 for Macintosh and Windowsâ„¢

The name of the program reveals its main feature – the plug-in allows inserting a copied object into a picture in such a way that it adapts to the new color range and blends with the background. Designers would especially appreciate this tool as it allows them to combine images with entirely different color ranges, to create the effect of drawing on a texture surface (crumpled paper, wood, etc), and all that with only a mouse-click.
Beautiful results can be achieved even for users with very little experience with photo editing software, since this tool does not require precise selection of objects.
Two modes of collage creation are available, Standard and Snapshot. With just the press of a button in Standard Mode, AKVIS Chameleon automatically adjusts an inserted object to the background The Snapshot mode adds dimension to a collage, layering the blended components so that the texture and relief of the primary image can be seen through. Demonstrations of AKVIS Chameleon features are available at www.akvis.com/en/chameleon-tutorial/index.php .

The new version of AKVIS Chameleon supports 16 bits per channel and allows processing images in color modes RGB, CMYK, Lab and Grayscale. It gives you the opportunity to process images without losses in quality. With 16 bit you get more in-between colors and tones and the result is smoother. It is especially important if you prepare photos for printing.

AKVIS Chameleon is compatible with Adobe Photoshop and Photoshop Elements, Jasc Paint Shop Pro and Ulead PhotoImpact. Chameleon V. 2.3 for Windowsâ„¢ runs on Microsoft Window 98/ME/2000/XP/NT and the Macintosh version runs on the Mac OS X platform.

For a free trial, AKVIS offers 10 days of fully functional use. The users who tried the previous version of Chameleon and have their version expired, now have the opportunity to test the software again.





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