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A big plus for PL should be that it doesn't support Core Image (neither does Photoshop, of course) and thus it offers a full range of filters!Īs for his statement that PhotoLine 'supports Photoshop plug-ins' - that should be a huge plus too. Judging by the programs I have looked at over years which support Core Image, that stuff really isn't so brilliant. He makes an issue of supporting Core Image stuff on the Mac. it and the itnerface have got botter but there is still some way to go.

You, Bob, are even more right about them! Add the manual. (Actually, I just can't understand why you can't build a complete website in PL. Then he dismisses the web export functions which are much more extensive than offered by either of the other two - because he doesn't use them and hasn't checked out that they work. They could be anything, including a real estate agency. And what's so great about the Acorn icon? t is quite distinctive, but apart from that, neither the icon nor the name shout 'graphics program'. The sort of icon Graphic Converter now offers, for example, with a couple of pages and a tool, is commonplace on Mac and thus confusing. Weird! He bags a program because of its icon? Personally, and I'm on a Mac, I prefer PL's icon to many others - it is distinctive and immediately spotted n the dock. They would be a big help in making PhotoLine more appealing to a new market. At least on the English side, there should be new and better tutorials – on YouTube, for example. This is a flaw in selling this powerful photo editing + program. This is one evaluation where I would disagree with “inconsequence.” The PL tutorials in English are not just lame - they're downright bad. In Online Community, Loewald writes of an “active community” but some (Lame) tutorials. The gradient tool is praised in Cute Stuff for being “full-featured…launches amazingly fast.” In the Ugly Stuff category, PL is downgraded because of its icon. PL gets good marks in most of Loewald’s 17 categories of comparison and a peer-leading rating in three of those evaluation classifications – Image Format Support, Architecture and File Format Support. On Tonio Loewald’s blog, “inconsequence,” he writes of Mac world alternatives to Photoshop, comparing PhotoLine, Apple’s Acorn and Pixelmator. But in my latest check, I found a review written earlier this year for the Macintosh version of PL. Most of these reviews are for the PC version of PhotoLine. Where readers get a chance to respond, their reviews are usually higher than the site reviews.

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Often it’s obvious the reviewer has not looked at the software closely enough to really understand it, and PL gets downgraded because of its non-Photoshop feel.

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Version 2 was the first version for Windows, and since Version 6, PhotoLine is also available for Mac OS.Occasionally I do a Google search to check on the latest reviews PhotoLine is receiving from the online community. The PhotoLine was developed for the Atari ST computer.

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On Mac OS X thumbnails are supported natively, for Windows the FastPictureViewer Standalone Codec Pack provides the ability to display thumbnails inside the Windows Explorer.

It includes a preview image in JPEG or PNG format which can be used by the OS or third-party programs for displaying a thumbnail of the image. It may contain embedded JPEG, PNG or camera raw images. pld which is an abbreviation of 'PhotoLine Document'. Native PhotoLine files have the file extension. Camera raw image format support based upon dcraw.

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Support for Photoshop PSD files, PDF files, animated GIFs, Adobe Flash animations, and, SVGs.

Supports Photoshop plugins and PSP tubes.

Multi page documents, including text flow between pages.

Vector layers and text layers including spell checking and character and paragraph styles and text flow inside or around objects.

Filters, brushes and adjustment layers can be used in Lab and HIS color modes (HIS is a variant of HSL), independently of the color model of the underlying image layer.

Full layer support, including blending modes and grouping.

RGB, CMYK, Lab and grayscale color models.

Full color management and Monitor proofing.

Raster graphics editing, vector graphics editing and basic desktop publishing.

It is able to be used for desktop publishing. Its capabilities include 16 bits of color depth, full color management, support of RGB, CMYK and Lab color models, layer support, and non-destructive image manipulation. PhotoLine is a graphics editor for Windows and Mac OS X. ( April 2016) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Please help improve it by removing promotional content and inappropriate external links, and by adding encyclopedic content written from a neutral point of view. This article contains content that is written like an advertisement.