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Introduction

Part of MacPhun’s Creative Kit, FX Photo Studio is designed to allow you to apply filters and effects to your shots. Like other MacPhun software, you can use it on its own, or as a plugin for Adobe Photoshop CC, Elements and Lightroom.

You can buy FX Photo Studio on its own for £20, or part of the Creative Kit suite for £89.99, which features six different photo editing apps. A starter’s edition is also available, which only includes Snapheal, FX Photo Studio and Intensify for £70.

Installation

Installing FX Photo Studio is a very easy process, as is the rest of the MacPhun creative kit. You can download the software directly from MacPhun’s website.

As with other apps, there’s the option to download a free 15 day trial. This is a good way to start getting to grips with the software, but you need to bear in mind that you won’t enjoy the same full functionality as when you’ve downloaded the full version.

Alternatively, you can download and pay for the full version, but if you’re not completely satisfied with how MacPhun FX Photo Studio runs you can get a full refund within 30 days.

Once you’ve downloaded FX Photo Studio, just drag the software’s icon into your Applications folder to start the installation process. When you open the software for the first time (if you don’t have any other Creative Kit apps), you can choose to start your trial, or you can input the activation code if you have paid for the software. If you’ve paid and installed other apps from the Creative Kit already and it’s not the first app you install, you should bypass this step.

Again, if it’s the first piece of software you’re installing from the Creative Kit you’ll be prompted to install the software as a plugin to any compatible software you already have on your machine – for example Adobe Photoshop CC, or Adobe Photoshop Elements.

Ease of Use

Just like many of the other MacPhun apps, FX Photo Studio has some powerful editing tools, but it has been designed to be as easy to use as possible.

The first thing you need to do is choose the picture that you want to work with from your computer.

You won’t be able to open more than one image at a time, unlike Photoshop, so keep this in mind. You can save projects as you go along if you want to swap between different images though.

Once any photo is open, you’ll be able to open another one by clicking File > Open from the top menu. A list of recent photos that you have opened will also appear there to make it quick to find recent images. You can open raw format files if you prefer – most camera’s proprietary files are supported.

After you’ve chosen a photo, you’ll see your photo, and a group of Effects presets which are ready to choose from along the bottom of the window.

You can filter the different effects by type, or choose to show all of the effects at once. Arkaos grandvj full keygen serial crack. There’s groups such as “Cross Processed”, “Photo Styles”, “Vintage” and so on. Simply click on any of the presets and the style will be applied to the image straightaway, very quickly without waiting for the edit to be applied.

Any of the effects can be added to your favourites by clicking on the small star icon which be found in the bottom right hand corner of any of the effects thumbnails. If you find a few you like, this is a good way of grouping them together without having to remember where they all are in the longer lists.

To the right of the image you’ll see there is a dialogue box which allows you to adjust the level of the filter (from 0-100%) depending on how strong you want the effect to be.

You’ll also be able to create an effect mask from this dialogue box. Click on “Edit Mask” and you’ll be taken to another dialogue box where you can erase parts of the filter if you only want to apply it to certain areas of the image. It’s a very simple process, you can change the size and style of the brush that you’re using to create the mask, and when you’re ready simply press “Done” to apply the mask.

Next to the area of the panel that says Presets, you’ll see that it also says “Frames”.

Here you’ll find a variety of frames which you can add to your image. Some are quite subtle and understated, while others are a little more garish. It’s worth experimenting with the different frames, and you can also adjust the width of each individual frame to suit your preference.

Once you’ve added at least one effect to your image, you can save as a preset, meaning you can quickly come back to the desired effect whenever you want.

You can add as many combinations of different filters to a photo as you like, saving as a preset once you hit upon a group that you like. You can make individual tweaks to each part of the filter, saving as you go along.

As always, it’s worth experimenting with these to see if you can find a combination which you like.

Along the top of the effects panel you’ll see a dice icon. This is a fun and interesting tool which will pick a random frame or effect for you – it’s a great way of testing out different effects and how they look without having to choose one yourself and you may find something you like quite by chance.

Moving now to the top of the FX Photo Studio window, is that you can move between the Effects panel, a Crop Panel and an Adjust Panel.

The crop panel is a simple way to quickly change the crop or rotation of your image, either at right angles, or by one degree at a time. Once again, when you’re happy with the crop, press the apply button.

The Adjust panel will let you make some more extensive edits to your image. This includes the ability to change temperature, saturation, hue, exposure, brightness, contrast, shadows, highlights, sharpen and so on.

Like with effects, you can use an Edit Mask if you want to only adjust a certain area of the image. The adjustments can be made by moving sliders to the position you need to make the edit, and again, once you’ve made all the edits you want to make, you press apply to be taken back to the main effects window.

There are a couple of other very useful tools found via shortcuts found on the top of the program window. First of all there’s an icon which looks like an eye.

Hold this down and you can see how your image looks without the effect(s) applied – this is very handy for quickly checking how the effect looks in comparison with your start image. The second icon looks like two boxes next to each other – this will show two images side by side, or rather, more accurately, the same image side by side, one with the effect applied, and the other without so you can assess how the effect will look next to your original image.

Just to the left of these icons is a group of icons which are used for zooming in and out of your image. There’s one for simply zooming in, another for simply zooming out, another to make the image fit the screen, and another to make it jump to 100% view.

These are quick and handy to use and help when you’re trying to check fine detail of how an effect looks on your image.

If you want to add the same kind of effect to lots of different images, there’s the option to perform a batch process. First you need to choose the effect (or preset) you want to add to the photos. Click on it in the bottom bar, but don’t click apply. Next, click the batch process icon from the top of the workspace, and you can choose a number of images from a folder on your computer, or simply drag a set of images into the workspace.

You’ll then be able to choose what format to save the images in, what dimensions they should be, where to save them and what to call them. Once you’re ready press Process and the batch editing will begin.

If you’re just editing a single shot, once you’ve finished, it’s time to export the image. Click File > Export to Image and then you can choose a file format (for example JPEG), give the file a name and choose which quality to save it in.

Click Save and you’ll have the finished editing. If you’re not quite ready to export the photo but you want to close the program, you can click File > Save to save a project file (.mpt) – just as you might save a PSD in Photoshop.

FX Photo Studio is also available as a plugin for Photoshop, and it’s very easy to use. We’ll use Photoshop CC as an example. Open the file you want to work on first, then click Filter > MacPhun Software > FX Photo Studio.

Once you’ve done that the Tonality window will open and you’ll be able to make any of the adjustments previously mentioned in this review. Make the edits you want, and then press Apply at the top of the screen and your image will re-open back in Photoshop with the effects applied.

It’s another quick and swift process which makes this a fun and useful add on for existing software.

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Performance

Your enjoyment of MacPhun FX Photo Studio entirely depends on how much you like applying different filters and effects to your images. It won’t be to everybody’s tastes, but it’s a fun piece of software to use and enjoy, taking the effort out of what could be quite time-consuming and laborious efforts.

What’s perhaps most impressive about the software is the speed at which these edits can be made.

Although you can make more complicated or nuanced edits to certain aspects, such as saturation or exposure, it’s not designed to be a replacement for a more standard type of software, but rather it complements something else very well – whether that’s the rest of the Creative Kit, or something such as Photoshop.

As with anything like this, it’s worth experimenting with the different filters to find ones that you like, or ones that you want to avoid. The finished results range from subtle and discreet to much more obvious and garish – but the fact that you don’t need any specialist knowledge to create the looks is arguably its most powerful feature.

Examples

Here are some before and after examples.

Conclusion

FMacPhun FX Photo Studio has the fact that it is very simple to understand and use in common with the other apps in the MacPhun Creative Kit, but it also has a decent amount of power.

If you’re working with much more advanced software such as Photoshop, then it complements it well if you just want to add a fun effect to finish off an image. Happily, you can also use it as a standalone app without anything else if your main concern is creative effects.

Some of the effects presets here would be very complicated to create via traditional photo editing software so it’s nice to have quick and easy access to them. The fact that you can tweak them to suit your particular preferences is the icing on the cake.

It’s not a replacement for more advanced software – but neither is it designed to be, and what it does, it does very well. If you like filters it’s worth the £20 investment, and it’s a nice bonus for the rest of the Creative Kit.

The fact that you can try before you buy, or get a full refund if you don’t like using the software is a great bonus for this and other MacPhun software and makes it a very appealing prospect for Mac users.

FX Photo Studio is a digital photography application for Apple Mac. It requires Mac OS X 10.6 or later.

Product backstory[edit]

Fx Photo Studio Pro

FX Photo Studio 1.0 was developed in 2011. It originated from the iPhone that existed since 2009, receiving the best photo editing app of the year 2011 title by the BestAppEver online portal.^[1] The version 1.0 was released on May, 16, 2011 and received recognition among Mac users. The app was last updated in March, 2012.

Features[edit]

FX Photo Studio allows users to download pictures from the hard-drive, Aperture and the iPhoto library, crop, flip and rotate them, apply 173 effects and filters that make pictures look like they were taken with a film camera or like sketches, pop-art, or else. There are over 20 photo frames and borders (classic, grunge, lomo styles) available. Users are allowed to mix and customize effects, paint with them and save combinations. It is possible to edit gamma, hue and saturation, contrast and exposure. There is an extra feature of selective coloring. The maximum resolution for photos can be set up to 16 megapixels.^[2]In Options menu users can configure the maximum resolution, quality, hidden effects, online help, shake to apply a random effect, auto rotate image, add location info to the picture.^[3]FX Photo Studio for Mac is integrated with Aperture, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, iPhoto, Adobe Photoshop.

The main effects are:

• Sketch
• Grunge
• Vintage
• Art
• Lo-Fi
• Textures
• Cross Process
• Glow
• Hollywood FX
• Color Strokes
• Overlays

FX Photo Studio Pro[edit]

FX Photo Studio Pro is a more expensive version of the application that contains additional features.^[4] It allows to work with RAW images and resolution up to 32 megapixels. There are more than 40 photo frames and borders and 20 more effects available in the Pro version. Users are allowed to revert image to original with a click on a button.

Sharing[edit]

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Users are allowed to share pictures through Facebook, Twitter, Flickr, Tumblr, print, send them using e-mail and order pictures to be sent as postcards around the world.

References[edit]

1. ^'Winners for 2011 in Best Photo Editing App'. Archived from the original on 2012-06-04. Retrieved 2012-06-01.
2. ^FX Photo Studio iPhone App Review
3. ^FX PhotoStudio iPhone app review
4. ^FX Photo Studio Pro on iTunes