Publisher's Description
From Mark Pazolli Software:
Seashore is an open source image editor for Cocoa. It features gradients, textures and anti-aliasing for both text and brush strokes. It supports multiple layers and alpha channel editing. It is based around the GIMP's technology and uses the same native file format.
What's new in this version:
- Makes Seashore a universal binary
- Fixes a bug that caused the program to produce dull colours for some TIFF files and when flattening an image
- Fixes a bug that caused floating layers to appear incorrectly when working with channels
- Fixes a bug when rotating images on Mac OS 10.3
- Fixes a bug that made large TIFF files unreadable on Mac OS 10.3
- Adds write support for GIFs
- Adds Hue, Saturation and Value plug-in
- Adds CMYK plug-i... See all new features
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All versions:
4.4 starsout of 10 votes
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Current version:
3.8 starsout of 4 votes
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"Works Well..."
Version: Seashore 0.1.9
Pros
Very quick to install. Small download. Free so far.
Cons
Not sure yet...
Summary
I needed to resize an image. I downloaded Seashore. 90 seconds later, it was installed. I opened my image, browsed the menus, resized my image, saved my image and posted it to the website I was using, all in less than 5 minutes. Quick and easy. Got my task completed with no hiccups or prior experience. Quick and easy. Perfect.
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"Easy and light"
Version: Seashore 0.1.9
Pros
Good for fast sizing
Cons
nothing significant
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"A great free image editing software for Mac OSX."
Version: Seashore 0.1.9
Pros
It is free and it works. No X11 is needed.
Cons
Less feaures than Gimp but good enough.
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"Very limited and buggy. Use for simple nonintegral jobs"
Version: Seashore 0.1.9
Pros
Free. Has some useful tools for simple enough functions
Cons
Because it's free, it's not very user friendly or visually pleasing in and of itself. It is incredibly cumbersome. Doesn't seem to have a history panel. Multiple "Undo"s were quite the headache. Masks and layers were unwieldy. Limited tools
Summary
This program is ok. It will do enough if you have sufficient time and patience and don't mind a buggy undo function. It has limited tools. It's like the hammer and the chisel of digital art and photo manipulation, best wielded by professionals I think. Albeit cheap professionals as the grief hardly seems worth it. Gimp with X11 for all its hang ups seemed better (toolswise)
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