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AKVIS Coloriage 6: What Color were the Granny"s Socks or How to Please a Mother-in-Law

AKVIS Software Inc. updates AKVIS Coloriage, a cutting edge tool for coloring black-and-white photos. Version 6.0 introduces a manual correction brush and adds support for EXIF and IPTC data. AKVIS Coloriage is available for Windows and Macintosh. VANCOUVER, BC, CANADA, October 02, 2008 /24-7PressRelease/ -- AKVIS Software Inc. updates AKVIS Coloriage, a cutting edge tool for coloring black-and-white photos. Piles of ancient black-and-white photos will shine with all the original colors, helping users bring lost memories back and warm the hearts of their dear ones. With automated operation and class-leading usability, even inexperienced users can achieve genuinely realistic results. Version 6.0 introduces a manual correction brush and adds support for EXIF and IPTC data. AKVIS Coloriage is available for Windows and Mac as a Photoshop plug-in and a stand-alone edition. About AKVIS Coloriage Using AKVIS Coloriage to colorize a black-and-white photo is as easy as handling a coloring book. In fact, "coloriage" means a coloring book in French. Coloring old pictures with AKVIS Coloriage is easy. Simply grabbing the pencil, selecting a color from the palette and drawing a rough outline within the area to be colorized is enough for Coloriage to do the rest. The program recognizes the borders and paints in the new color automatically, keeping the original tone transitions and enhancing them with colors. Using Coloriage requires no manipulation with layers and no manual painting whatsoever. Coloriage analyzes the original shades of grey on the black-and-white picture to produce a shiny new picture with genuine colors and natural tones. With AKVIS Coloriage, a perfect gift for a loved one is just a few clicks away. Adding color to their memories can become an exciting gift for the older folks. So did Robert to the utmost excitement of his granny: _http://akvis.com/en/coloriage-tutorial/mother-day-gift.php_ Version 6.0 adds a manual correction brush (Recolor Brush) to add that last touch to the restored pictures. The new brush can be applied after the automatic colorization to make final adjustments to the smallest details. The new release supports EXIF and IPTC data to ensure that extra data registered by the camera such as shooting date, exposure settings, etc., as well as information and comments won"t get lost or altered. AKVIS Coloriage is available for both Mac and Windows platforms, and comes packages as a Photoshop plug-in or as a stand-alone application. A fully featured 10-day trial of AKVIS Coloriage is available for free from the company Web site. The product costs from $97 to $246 depending on the license type.


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