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Acorn 5 is out now and on sale for a limited time for $24.95.
Available through Flying Meat Store and Mac App Store.
I’ve been using Acorn and Pixelmator in lieu of Adobe Photoshop for cropping, touch-up and quick edit. One thing that I find pleasant about Acorn is that it has similar shortcut keys with Adobe Photoshop.
Acorn 5 requires OS X Yosemite (10.10) or later.
Acorn 5 would be the third time I purchased Acorn.
Pixelmator 3.3 is released.
- Redesigned Interface: A new look and feel inspired by OS X Yosemite.
- OS X Yosemite Support: Complete OS X Yosemite new features and technology support.
- Handoff Support: Instantly switch between Pixelmator on your Mac and iPad.
- iCloud Drive Support: Safely store and access your images on all devices.
- Pixelmator for iPad: Fully compatible to work seamlessly with Pixelmator for iPad.
- Repair Tool Extension: Quickly fix images outside Pixelmator in apps like Mail or TextEdit.
Pixelmator Repair Tool works really well. I have been using it to touch up a lot of photos since the feature was first introduced in Pixelmator.
There are a few features that Pixelmator team can add in the future releases. Something like Adobe Photoshop’s Content Aware Fill.
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Acorn 4 – The Image Editor for Humans
Website | Mac App Store
** On Sale for a Limited Time **
Grab Acorn 4 at a super low price, down from $49.99
I bought Acorn 1.x some years ago and used it in conjunction with Pixelmator and Adobe Photoshop.
Acorn is a more than capable image editor, especially for those who would not want to pay a lot of money to Adobe. (Sorry David)
Preview of Pixelmator 3.2 Sandstone is up as it is coming soon.
In developing an entirely new Repair Tool, we’ve used the latest breakthrough technologies that enable you to remove dust, blemishes and entire objects from your images with an unsurpassed level of precision and quality.
The other good news:
Even more, we want as many of you as possible to have fun while editing pictures. So, starting today we cut the price in half for entire week. If you don’t have Pixelmator yet, it’s a good time to download it for just $14.99 and get Pixelmator 3.2 for free.
I have been using Pixelmator as my main image editor instead of Adobe Photoshop (Sorry David). I still use Adobe Photoshop because there are certain workflows in I cannot do in Pixelmator yet.
Pixelmator 3.0 FX is out now.
What’s New in Version 3.0
Pixelmator 3.0 FX is the most advanced version of Pixelmator to date, introducing lots of new features and improvements, including the following:
- Layer Styles: Thanks to non-destructive Layer Styles, creating polished and advanced compositions is now so much simpler, faster, and more enjoyable
- Liquify Tools: Shape images in multiple ways—slightly twist an element, add an artistic detail, or completely distort an entire image
- New Image Editing Engine: The new state-of-the-art image editing engine harnesses the full power of the latest OS X technologies making Pixelmator feature rich, yet blistering fast
- OS X Mavericks support: Tags, Multiple-Displays, App Nap support and more
Firefox 21.0 Beta 7 is now available.
Image is edited using Pixelmator 2.2 instead of the usual Photoshop.
Pixelmator 2.2 is available at Mac App Store.
