LucisArt 2 was incredible image-processing software that professional photographers and digital artists have used for years to quickly and easily create beautiful artist effects.
LucisArt 3 Product Improvements Overview:
1) Greatly increased ability to fine-tune how you enhance detail. Instead of 7 settings to enhance detail (7 settings for the LucisArt 2 effect Exposure and 5 settings for the LucisArt 2 effect Whyeth) you have a slider that you can later in increments of 2 intensity levels. That is 125 settings for an 8-bit image.
2) User-defined presets. Easily save, name, rename and organize your favorite LucisArt 3 settings.
3) Greatly improved output image quality. LucisArt processing is very computationally intensive. Each pixel is compared to every other pixel along hundreds of radial lines called scan lines. The number of scan lines has been doubled for LucisArt 3. So you will see fewer or no radial artifacts for most LucisArt 3 settings. This is particularly important for the LucisArt 3 SE special effects.
4) An improved, scalable user interface. The User Interface opens to the same size it was when you used it last. It also has improved zoom controls.
5) Process huge images. LucisArt processing is very computationally intensive.The current maximum image size that can be processed is about 250 MB. A free upgrade is under development that would allow you to process huge images.
6) Expanded operating system compatibility. Intel Macintosh compatible. Photoshop CS4 and Photoshop Elements 7 compatible. Free upgrade for Photoshop CS4x64 and Windows XP and Vista 64-bit operating systems is under development.
Click here for pricing and to learn how LucisArt 2 compares with LucisArt 3 and with Lucis Pro 6.0.
LucisArt 3 processes 8-bit grayscale and RGB color images. The Macintosh LucisArt 3 requires an Intel Macintosh computer.
Click here to see one image example for each of the LucisArt 3 special effects.
LucisArt 3 is a “lite” version of the high-end Lucis Pro 6.0 plug-in.
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