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Pixelmator 1.3 Adds New Tools

Pixelmator 1.3 Adds New Tools

by , 9:05 AM EST, November 12th, 2008

danholt4mac announced the immediate availability of Pixelmator 1.3 on Wednesday. The update for the digital image editing application added Magic Wand and Eraser tools, along with new color editing features.

Version 1.3 added Hue and Saturation, Replace Color, Paint Bucket, and Colorize tools. It also improved the Stroke live preview, Smart palette hiding, and Action tooltips, and added French and Spanish localizations.

Pixelmator 1.3 is priced at US$59 and is available for download at the Pixelmator Web site. The update is free for current customers.

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Close Name:Guest
Wed Nov 12, 2008 12:14 pm Subject: Thoughts anyone?

I have a couple of questions for Pixelmator users, especially former Photoshop users. How do you like Pixelmator? Does it do everything you want and need? If not, what is missing? I'd like some opinions before I spend time evaluating it. I'd especially like to know about how it works with layered files.

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Wed Nov 12, 2008 7:04 pm Subject: RE:

You can download 30day trial from website www.pixelmator.com/download and try it yourself if it fits your needs.

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