tintii photo filter

Striking colour pops in seconds Plugs in to Photoshop and Paint Shop Pro Get started!
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Think Schindler’s List’s little girl in red, or the dramatic style of Sin City. tintii takes a colour photo and cleverly separates it into a handful of major hues. You then select which colours to pop, and the rest become black & white. Unlike other software, there is no tedious tracing and masking, or rigid preselected colours, just a few mouse clicks and a great colour-select effect.

The tintii filter plug-in for Adobe® Photoshop® and Corel® Paint Shop Pro® let’s you apply selective colour effects in conjunction with tools such as desaturation brushes, scripting and batch processing. The tintii plug-in is a great asset in the toolkit of professional or hobbyist photographers, graphic designers and web designers.

The best news – the basic version of tintii is free and open source software. The tintii plug-in for Photoshop and Paint Shop Pro, designed for professionals and budding amateurs, is an inexpensive extra.

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