Tiny, free Photoshop alternative Fotographix hits Beta 3
Fotografix is an amazing example of what creative developers can accomplish in less than one meg. The 680Kb portable application is a very capable image editor and provides nearly all the same functionality I utilize in Photoshop on a daily basis. It was a no-brainer to include in my list of 40 apps you can download in two seconds.
Only a few changes have taken place, but they're important additions. First and foremost, documentation has been beefed up and now covers nearly every Fotografix feature. As far as editing function go, layers can now be merged down and you can flatten an image in one fell swoop. An external paste command has been added as well: control-v works with the internal Fotografix clipboard, while shift+control+v will paste the contents of your Windows clipboard.
The last time this little gem hit DownloadSquad, the developer's server got hammered and the download became inaccessible. Fortunately, it's now mirrored on Freeware Files.
Only a few changes have taken place, but they're important additions. First and foremost, documentation has been beefed up and now covers nearly every Fotografix feature. As far as editing function go, layers can now be merged down and you can flatten an image in one fell swoop. An external paste command has been added as well: control-v works with the internal Fotografix clipboard, while shift+control+v will paste the contents of your Windows clipboard.
The last time this little gem hit DownloadSquad, the developer's server got hammered and the download became inaccessible. Fortunately, it's now mirrored on Freeware Files.













Comments
6
Subscribe to commentsCyNutJun 19th 2009 12:45PM
futurama ftw
216Jun 19th 2009 12:57PM
Now I'm Zoidberg: Home Owner
paulJun 19th 2009 1:12PM
The sandwich heavy portfolio pays off for the hungry investor!
MollyJun 19th 2009 2:10PM
i use Fotografix for its support of RAW images, but in terms of features it is certainly no match for Photofiltre in the realm of 'tiny, free Photoshop alternatives'. both porgrams are very handy for Q&D jobs on the go.
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/photofiltre.html
or portable:
http://www.softpedia.com/get/PORTABLE-SOFTWARE/Multimedia/Graphics/Windows-Portable-Applications-Portable-PhotoFiltre.shtml
WilliamJun 22nd 2009 12:46PM
Thanks for the tip; I'll definitely be checking this program out. By the way, the article title has the program name spelled incorrectly.
Jash SayaniJun 22nd 2009 2:21PM
Have this app on my netbook for some time. Its a nice tool, but lacks several basic features. I would prefer GIMP + GIMP-Shop.