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Pixelmator is a beautifully designed, easy-to-use, fast, and powerful image editor for OS X. It has everything you need to create, edit, and enhance your images.

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Pixelmator is a layer-based image editor. You can quickly create layers from your photos, other pictures, from selections, or even your iSight. Yes, Pixelmator can add a layer to your composition directly from your Mac's little camera. Not only can you link and arrange added layers, but Pixelmator also allows you to blend layers, change their opacity, create clipping masks, or even add layer masks to hide some portions of a layer.

April 29, 2009 Next Step (Updated) After the remarkable Pixelmator updates of late, including Pixelmator 1.4 Sprinkle and, the new, and the new, I am very happy to inform you that we are working very hard to build the next major Pixelmator update: Pixelmator 1.5 Spider. I am not able to provide any details yet due to competition and our desire to surprise you, but I can say that Spider is the largest and, based on your feedback, requests, and comments on our website and our neighbor websites as well as Twitter comments, probably the most welcome Pixelmator update since 1.0. Pixelmator 1.5 Spider is coming in a few weeks and will be available as a free update to existing Pixelmator users. Update: (2009/07/29) it seems it takes longer then expected to release the new version – stay tuned as we’re working hard to bring 1.5 release to life. Will Pixelmator finally be able to do my homework for me? That’d be awesome.

(Just kidding, but seriously) Pixelmator already has most of what I need. Whatever you add in 1.5 will just make me happier (and possibly lead to the start of a cult?). By largest update, I hope you don’t add too much bloat. Good luck with your work, and I can’t wait to see it. Thoughts on the name Spider, 8 legs, 8 new features?

(HDR Editing (16-Bit), Slicing, Save for Web, Layer Styles, Layer Groups, Resizeable Brush and Swatches Pallets?, Improved PSD support, “Child Safe Filtering” allowing kids to edit adult images without having to worry about them seeing the content)? 10 years ago •. “Save for web” is a no-brainer. If that isn’t in there then I will definitely lose faith in the Pixelmator religion. 😉 The big things I’m hoping for are layer effects (especially Stroke) and the ability to do ad-hoc gradients (FG->Transparent, FG->Background, on-the-fly shape selection) instead of having to define styles first. I use the gradient tool almost like an airbrush most of the time.

Also, having a keyboard-friendly ‘refine selection’ tool, with sizes based on pixels instead of percentages, would be extremely helpful. Unfortunately, I’ve only ever seen myself making the gradient and refine selection requests, so I’m not expecting those to turn up anytime soon. I should just learn to live without them, but they’re just so gosh-darn useful for the way I do my drawings 10 years ago •. Way to open the floodgates team PM 🙂 It’s gonna be web, surely, that much seems obvious (although I could see how it might suggest vectors with the straight lines of a web). The nice comment is that they want to surprise us so maybe we’re going to see a good and new way of saving to web, cutting areas, animated gif effects? Something we haven’t seen before?

That would be the coolest thing. Anyhow, a few short weeks! Major update? Can’t wait 🙂 Slow drip feed of hints and screenshots? Dnepr motorcycle manual. Keep ’em coming 10 years ago •. Free download mp3 mayumi itsuwa home again.

OK this is a silly suggestion but the more I think about it the more I think it would be ace and in keeping with the Spider theme* An organic ageing filter – kind of like brush on spider webs, dust, rust, wrinkles etc. Basically it would be like Expression’s (much missed) effect lines: draw the start side, draw the end side and choose the variation in between so things like lines, embosses, collections of dust using chosen colours etc.

That would be tres useful in giving a picture some additional effects and a unique way of doing things. *(I was going to say a spider web generator until I realised that actually that would be dead useful 🙂 ) That all said, 1.5 in weeks is better than strange and odd filter in months ta 🙂 10 years ago •. Joe I’m hoping that the ‘layer styles’ support will be in the form of non-destructive ‘stacks’ of filters able to be applied to any layer (or layer group should they be implemented). That would make it a bit more general than the fixed options you get with PS and, I think, would leverage Core Image’s capabilities quite nicely. An analogue of adjustment layers could then be accomplished simply by putting all the layers to be adjusted inside a group and attaching a filter (or stack of filters) to that group. Other niceties would be the ability to manipulate (and add) channels, the ability to pull in layers (or groups) as additional image inputs in filters and the ability to define progressive (and thus non-CI) filters so an industrious person could implement things like texturing algorithms (such as image analogies) although I appreciate that would be a fair amount of work. I believe that having a warp transform available (more flexible than the current ‘distort’), some on-canvas tools for accomplishing liquify-like effects and something like a patch tool and healing brush, would be useful (well, it would help with doing some photo manipulation effects).