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Fast-track your photo editing with software that skips straight to the fun part. Load images into ACDSee Photo Editor 11 and jump straight into GPU-accelerated layered editing with pixel-based precision targeting tools, filters, and adjustments. Photo Editor 11 is now stocked with RAW support for over 600 camera models, blended cloning, the ability to create your own color adjustments, enhanced control over text and layers, and dozens of new features to give you the flexibility to actualize composites, manipulations, polished photography, and compelling graphics with ease.
Feature :
Have the Last Word
Add text as layers. Customize font, size, color, style, justification, opacity, and much more, while layering, blending, and adding effects for the ultimate composites.
Liquify
Retouch portraits by moving pixels, not changing them, for limitless photo manipulations.
Rule of Thumb
Customizable rulers and guidelines make placing layers, text, and objects foolproof. Snap layers to guidelines. Lay as many guidelines as you like. Control the unit of measure, color, and visibility.
Handle Any Geometric Imperfection
Snap objects, text, and images to the top, bottom, sides, or corners of your canvas while moving. Display a grid for precision situating.
Copy / Paste Masks
Copy color images and paste them as luminance masks on other layers, including adjustment layers.
Pixel-Perfect Selections
Use Pixel Targeting to direct selections and masks to exact colors, brightness values, and even skin tones.
Import / Export Actions
Share your Actions with other users by exporting them as convenient, compressed packages, or receive Actions made by friends, enjoying the limitless creative potential of recorded Actions.
Luminosity Selection
Create selections based on the brightness in your images. The brighter a pixel is, the stronger a selection will be on that pixel.
Endless Creativity
Develop your own LUTs using an infinite combination of colorful adjustment layers. Seamlessly color grade your images by importing and applying LUTs as non-destructive filters. |
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