
Pixeluvo is a beautifully designed image and photo editor for PC and Linux. It contains a wide range of advanced features including non-destructive editing via adjustment layers, full support for raw image formats, powerful color correction tools, realistic pressure-sensitive drawing tools and many image enhancement filters.
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Good! It reminds me of Lightroom except that you don't have to pay every month for it. I use it for simple edits on RAW files but it accepts many different types. Recommended.
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Pixeluvo is a nice program for editing photos, to put it simply. As other have said, it doesn't have allot of the fluf other programs have, but it has what you need to edit your photos, I've even found that the shortcuts I like using in PS work in Pixeluvo making for a nice work flow.
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I love this software I use it to edit my YouTube thumbnail's and make designs for my Twitch overlays definitely worth getting but I wouldn't pay more than $15 for it
OUI! OH OUI OUI OUI! Comme dirait un certain animateur TV sous LSD face a des candidats ayant un minimum ouvert un dictionnaire... Je recommande ce programme, et pas qu'un peu. Si je devais donner une seule et unique bonne raison du pourquoi... Ce serait inévitablement sa capacité a cacher les "taches" indésirables des images. Car non seulement cela fonctionne a merveille sur les points noirs, mais ça fonctionne également sur toute sorte de "points" et autre ratures ou lignes hideuses qu'il peut y avoir sur une image. Et ce, d'un simple clic...BAM! c'est fixer. Et donc en gros.. BAM! BAM! BAM! et voila, ma photo/image n'a plus le moindre points ou lignes disgracieuse visible. Le truc fonctionne a merveille. J'ai réussit a faire des trucs qui m'aurait pris au moins 2 heures sur Photoshop, içi en quelques clics c'est réglé. Alors ouais, on va pas acheter un programme juste pour ça. Mais quand meême, c'est une possibilité non négligeable tellement ça marche nickel. Pour le reste, et il y en a, on a toute la panoplie d'outil nécessaire classique des soft pour retouche de photos. Ca va des brosse (brushes), au filtres, en passant par les déformations, etc... Et a ça, viens s'ajouter un autre point de malade sur ce soft. Celui de pouvoir "tricher" des photos comme ça devrait pas être permit a cause de l'existance des réseaux sociaux... on peux découper et coller des trucs d'une image a une autre, d'une manière qu'il faudra au choix, être un pro de la retouche photo... ou un agent des service technique de la police... Pour déterminer que la photo a été retoucher. Et je plaisante même pas. On peux genre coller la tronche du président sur une photo un peu Olé Olé, d'une telle manière qu'on dirais une vrai de vrai, au poil pubien de chihuahua près! On peux régler la luminosité, les ombres, le flou, le relief etc.. tout, pour avoir une photo copie du réel. un truc de dingue. Et ce, sans forcément avoir un diplôme universitaire supérieur de niveau Alien pour trouver comment faire. Simplicité, puissance et efficacité de malade. Le tout sur un programme qui vous bouffera 20Mo sur votre disque dur (16.8 pour être précis), qui s'installe en 10 secondes et qui tourne aux petits oignons mijoté sur un pc tout pourri. Si vous voulez un logiciel de retouche photo, qui fait son job impec' et qui coûte pas un bras... bah voila, vous avez trouver. 10/10 Juste dingue !
Great software for editing photos. I've had no issues so far. If you're a Photographer, YouTuber, Independent Game Developer or just someone who likes adding those finishing touches to your photos; I highly recommend this software.
good product i still use it even to this day
I realise I have an extremely specific use case for this software, but for that purpose, Pixeluvo is excellent. I primarily work with 3D art and render times can be extremely long, so if a finished render isn't quite where I want it to be, it's typically a lot less hassle and far quicker to use a 2D image editing program than it is to make tweaks in the 3D software and do another render. There's features in Pixeluvo I've used time and again that have really made my renders look much better than they did untouched, and it's now invariably the software that I'll fire up first if I want to make a render pop. I haven't attempted the same process with photos (I don't take my camera out much these days) but it would logically follow that if you can turn an okay render into something really good with this software, then you could do the same with a photograph. It's not expensive (about half the price of Affinity Photo, which is probably its nearest competitor, not accounting for any sales) and I've not experienced any bugs, crashes, or other technical issues even when working with pretty large high res images. Sure, there's probably other software that has the same or similar functions, and there's nothing here that's revolutionary - though I'd rather have 10 features I use all the time than 100 that I'll use maybe once each - but I find the way things are laid out in Pixeluvo to be very intuitive - nothing is buried under layers of menus, and I really like that every change you make has a preview mode before you commit to it so you can toggle it on and off to A/B the image and see if the change is really worth making. TL;DR if your goal is to make an existing image look better, then this software fits the bill very well.
Ta bueno, funciona
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