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Thanks, then, GOTD, for the offer, but free or paid-for, Photo Stamp Remover is a non-starter.
Downside of that though is that the amount of visual mess thrown up - it's notable, and noticeable, that Photostamp Remover is utterly incapable of doing what it promises first time around - is never going to be cleaned up by an 'undo' function of strictly limited memory. The Quick option is also helpful where you've defined multi-point 'removals' prior to going into the editing stage, because using the 'standard' mode here would likely involve a longer wait than there's been for Glenn Miller to land.
Ticking off the seconds is a bit pointless anyway: this thing needs to have a replica of Big Ben plastered all over it, the better to mark not merely the passing of minutes but the elapse of entire quarter hours.įortunately, the difference in the result between standard removal and Quick removal appears to be non-existent, with the Quick option at least having the advantage of getting you much more speedily to the viewing of the unacceptable mess the 'removal' has created. Sure, there's an elapsed time counter, but it's merely cosmetic: it doesn't work in this version just as it has never worked in any of its predecessors.
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But Photostamp Remover gets even worse: this has to be the slowest 'removal' software I've ever encountered. In comparison with those two, the SoftOrbits product seems to wish to appear intelligent but blatantly isn't: on test, the software had absolutely no idea of just how far it should be bringing in replacement pixels, the notion of contiguous sampling totally eluding it.Ībsence of intelligence would be bad enough. By contrast, Movavi's relies on the intelligence of its engine - and with good reason: Movavi's implementation and refinement of the seam carving alogorithm has never been bettered by any developer, anywhere. Teorex's InPaint allows the user to define the capture area (the area from which pixels will be copied into the object area selected for replacement.) In latest guise, that task is nothing like as easy as the way earlier versions allowed for capture adjustment via the Shift key and sizing handles.
Reason for that choice is that Teorex pretty much pioneered the 'object removal' commercial sector, based on the original Open Source alogorithm, whilst Movavi's new-kid-on-the-block Photo Editor represents an exponential step forward in budget-priced image editing. I ran this software against Teorex's InPaint and Movavi's new Photo Editor. Save | CancelĪ $50 joke from a developer seemingly incapable of engineering a product that can live up to the standards set by both freeware and commercialware.Īgonisingly slow to remove anything, too unintelligent to accurately recognize contiguous pixels, inadequately equipped with undo / redo facilities, and presented in a GUI long past its sell-by date, the wonder isn't that SoftOrbits thinks it can get $50 for this but that SoftOrbits thinks it actually has an offering worth using whether free or not. Most of the shameful thefts are by fellow professionals who make money from my hard work and they will use sophisticated software rather than a software package clearly aimed at domestic users.Ĭan I take this opportunity to wish a Happy Christmas to GOTD staff who work hard to make an offering every day and have provided me with several go-to programs this year.įurther thanks and good wishes to Giovanni,Karl and other regular posters who have influenced my decisions with their knowledge/advice and improved my installed software so much.įurther thanks and good wishes to Giovanni,Karl and other regular posters who have influenced my decisions with their knowledge/advice and improved my installed software so much. While I sympathise with Tom at post no #1 about copyright theft I don't think it fair to heap the blame on this type of software as there are many legitimate uses,especially for amateur photographers! I too suffer from copyright theft which I combat by the simple means of posting low-res pictures that are of no commercial value so they may appear on someone's personal blog etc but they wouldn't pay me anyway so I have't lost anything. I certainly use photoretoucher on a regular basis successfully.
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As pointed out by ouialaraison in his great post #2 SoftOrbits PhotoRetoucher which was given away here earlier this year has everything and more than Photostamp Remover but if you did not download PhotoRetoucher and need this type of product then I am sure that the software offered today would be useful.
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