Funtastic Photos is Ohanaware's amazingly easy to use photo editor for Apple Macintosh computers. Funtastic Photos features some of the most advanced photo editing technologies, such as Non-destructive Photo Editing. This amazing technology allows non-permenant manipulations to made to a photo, these changes can then be altered or removed at any time. The edited photo can easily be 'rewound' back to its original state, regardless when or how much editing has taken place. Funtastic Photos makes photo editing so simple with 1-Click Styles, a single click can fix problems and enhance the photo in ways never imagined. Funtastic Photos ships with 40+ 1-Click Styles which provide some original, unique and cool photo effects. Printing photos at home will never be the same. Funtastic Photos offers a range of inspiring layout designs, including amazing picture collages (or photo mosaics to some), addictive photo cubes and simple greetings cards. Funtastic Photos is a combined Photo Editor and Photo Sharing tool. Having the Photo Sharing built-in to Funtastic Photos makes it real easy to quickly edit a photo and share it online using e-mail, attractive Fun Cards, and direct uploads to the most popular photo sharing sites such as Facebook, Picasa Web Albums, MobileMe & Flickr.
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Funtastic Photos 1.0.6
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License | Free to try | |
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| Requirements | None | ||
| Downloads | 174 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Ohanaware | File Size | 41.4M |
| Date added | 16 Jul 2009 | ||
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