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Pixelmator Winner
4Thanks to everyone who entered the Pixelmator Giveaway competition that I’ve been running for the past 7 days. The lucky winner has been chosen at random and that winner is Jon Oakley. Congratulations, Jon! I’ve passed on your details to Pixelmator and you should receive your free license shortly.
Pixelmator Giveaway
3 years ago
I have been using the excellent Pixelmator for over 12 months now and it easily became my image editor of choice.
The Pixelmator Team have kindly given me ONE free license to give away to a lucky Fruit Bytes visitor, worth $59.
All you need to do to enter is leave a message in the comments section and all entrants will be placed into a draw which will take place in 7 days time. The lucky winner will be informed by e-mail and it will also be announced here.
Entries for the Pixelmator Giveaway closes on Saturday 7th March 2009 at 6PM GMT.
Good luck!
Pixelmator System Requirements: Mac OS X 10.5.6 Leopard or later, Core Image supported graphics card, some features require iLife.
Please only post a comment on this entry if you wish to be entered in the draw.
Miniature World
103 years ago
I’ve always wanted to apply effects to a photo which creates the illusion that you’re looking at a miniature model, like the examples here. It seemed, though, that all the tutorials for creating such effects were done using Photoshop – a program I don’t use. I couldn’t find any tutorials for doing the same thing in Pixelmator. However, I’ve discovered something just as good which takes moments to do this to your photos…
These effects were applied to my photos at TiltShiftMaker. Simply upload your photo, select the area you want in focus, save your image.
I’d still like to be able to achieve this effect in Pixelmator, just so I can feel the satisfaction of having done all the hard work myself. If you have a tutorial please share!
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