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SEATTLE, Sept. 7 /PRNewswire/ -- Aldus Corp. (NASDAQ: ALDC) today announced Aldus PhotoStyler 2.0, a major upgrade to its Microsoft Windows-based color digital imaging application for acquiring, editing, retouching, and printing color, grayscale, and black-and-white images. With a 34 percent market-revenue share (according to Pacific Media Associates), PhotoStyler today is the leading digital imaging package for Windows. Version 2.0 will be the first desktop application to fully integrate the KODAK PRECISION color Management System, which eliminates the guesswork involved in achieving accurate and consistent color from both input and output devices, as well as monitors. 'Easy-to-achieve, accurate, and consistent color are key concerns for users of digital imaging applications,' said Rod Bauer, PhotoStyler senior product marketing manager.
'PhotoStyler 2.0 promises to be more accessible for new users, while at the same time providing more powerful tools for high-end design and production. This is especially important under Windows, where many users are new to color, but have professional requirements. PhotoStyler 2.0 is the first digital imaging package designed with their requirements in mind.' PROFESSIONAL FEATURES Key benefits of the new professional design and imaging features in PhotoStyler 2.0 are increased productivity, improved color quality, and powerful integration with other applications, especially Aldus PageMaker 5.0. PhotoStyler 2.0 will help increase the user's productivity by offering multiple ways to preview the results of an action before it is executed: a Practice Pad, for testing any brush setting before applying the effect to an image; Multi-Preview, for side-by-side previewing of settings for color corrections, filters, and special effects before committing to one; and the Multi-Transform dialog box, which will let users preview multiple transformations (such as resize, skew, and perspective) on a screen-resolution version of an image before applying the transformations to the image itself. In addition, the new Partial Edit feature will handle large images more efficiently. The Sims Resource Maternity Clothes.
The user will be able to load only a portion of an image into memory for editing. Once finished with the loaded portion, the user can save it back into the full image and load another portion for editing. With the new color capabilities in PhotoStyler 2.0, users will be able to achieve high-quality results without having to be experts in color computing. They will be able to 'soft proof' printed output on- screen to see an accurate representation of what an image will look like when printed on the targeted output device. This reduces wasted output and improves the user's ability to color-correct images accurately. The new version also promises superior accuracy of color display and output, since the new color-management system eliminates a common problem.
Adult Witch on this page. Due to the inconsistent ways peripheral devices scan, display, and print color, users are often unable to evaluate or correct color images accurately. The system will assure them that color is described consistently from device to device -- be it a scanner, digital camera, Photo CD, monitor, proofing, or other output device. Precision Transforms, which describe a device's color characteristics, will be included with PhotoStyler 2.0 for common color peripherals; files for other devices will be available separately through Aldus, Kodak, and the device manufacturer. The new color-management system also means that PhotoStyler 2.0 can provide the best-possible quality color from Kodak's popular new standard for digital images, KODAK Photo CD. PhotoStyler 2.0 will smoothly integrate with other platforms, applications and devices. It will support PageMaker 5.0, Aldus FreeHand, Aldus Persuasion, QuarkXPress, and others through such file formats as CMYK TIFF, DCS, JPEG, and PICT.