• Mimika Cooney formerly of York England will be speaking during the Societies 2013 Convention in London UK on January 11 and 13 2013
• AKVIS announces a new frame pack for AKVIS
• HARMAN technology Ltd invest in cassette manufacturing facility
• Schneider Optics introduces the Schneider Compact ND Kit for 114mm diameter lenses
• 300 new DxO Optics Modules available Special 33 discount through December 25 2012
• The Societies are pleased to announce that Olympus and Damian McGillicuddy will be sponsoring the Second Place Photographer of Year 2012 Award
• Countdown starts for Europes biggest ever photographic Convention register today for your free Trade Show passes
• New Defishr App Automatically Removes Unwanted Fisheye Camera Lens and Perspective Distortion Caused by Wide Angle Lenses on Popular Action Cameras DSLR Cameras and Mobile Phones
• Release of the new Lastolite 10m Off Camera Cord
• Loxley Colour have been confirmed as sponsors of this years Societies Photographer of the Year competition

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Published 03/09/12

AKVIS Magnifier 6.0: Blow Up Your Photos! Image Resizing Without Quality Loss

AKVIS announces the release of AKVIS Magnifier v.6.0, an efficient software for increasing image resolution.

It resizes any digital image without losing image quality. Magnifier is available for both Windows and Macintosh as a standalone program and as a plugin for Adobe Photoshop. Version 6.0 fixes bugs and adds new features.

Do you want to create stylish and fun wall art from your favorite photos You can blow your pictures up into a poster-sized print and decorate your room.

AKVIS Magnifier makes it easy for anyone to produce professional-looking enlargements out of digital images. The software lets you resize images without losing quality.

Admittedly, when one enlarges a picture using the standard Resize command of a photo editor, the resulting photo is blurred and pixelated. This happens because a small image does not contain enough information to create a larger version with good definition. AKVIS Magnifier can cope with this problem and deliver good results.

Resizing pictures with Magnifier yields a much higher quality image than simple bicubic interpolation.

Whether creating poster-size images, adding resolution for printing an enlargement, or reducing image size, AKVIS Magnifier will make your pictures look sharper and better defined The software allows enlarging an image to a super-high resolution of up to 30,000 x 30,000 pixels, making a 100 x 100 inch 2.5 x 2.5 meter poster easily printable at typographic quality of 300 dpi.

The program requires no complicated techniques or special knowledge to achieve good results and can be used even by an amateur photographer. It is easily configurable and allows fine-tuning the resulting photo.

The image processing parameters are grouped in two sections Downsize and Upsize. The parameters become active according to the desired image size. When resizing an image, Magnifier restores edges and details and removes artifacts.

The software supports Batch Processing. Just apply the program with the same settings to a folder full of photos. The program will resize all of them in automation mode.

In Version 6.0

• Added the new Remove Noise parameter which lets removing noise and defects by increasing the level of smoothness. It's available in both groups of settings Downsize and Upsize.
• Added new ready-to-use Presets.
• Compatibility with Mac OS X 10.8.
• Fixed minor bugs

Registered users of Magnifier can upgrade to the newest version for free by downloading and installing the new version.

AKVIS Magnifier is available as a standalone application and as a plugin for Adobe Photoshop.

The software runs on Windows XP/Vista/Win 7 and Mac OS X 10.4-10.8, both 32 bit and 64 bit.

For a free trial, AKVIS offers 10 days of fully functional use.

AKVIS Magnifier sells for $129 or 99, downloadable from http//akvis.com.

Contact http://akvis.com

1st Published 3 September 2012 09:05
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