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Generally photographs and still images are created without your computer's monitor in mind. If you want to display them you usually have to sacrifice some blank space on either side or above and below your picture. Sometimes your photographs have large gaps in the picture itself around your focus subject. What you want is to zoom in on your subject(s), but how to do that once the picture is taken?
A couple silly kids I know from a wedding a few years ago...
The Original
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Image loaded in FrameIT Freedom and frames set
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Final result displayed to desktop
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As long as the image is of sufficient depth and resolution, then it wouldn't matter how much you zoomed in, the image would be displayed with clarity to the desktop. By further adjusting the frames' positions, you can get the image, if resized, to fully display across your screen.
Along the top portion of the window are several is the option to resize. This will expand or shink your picture to fit the bounds of your screen. There are other options, to mirror image your picture, giving it a seamless appearance. You can choose to center, tile or stretch your new picture. And in the main box work on its appearance by adjusting the borders to frame your picture to only show what you want to see.
In the image you see displayed for the application there is a picture of a palm tree sticking out over the sea. Faint because of the size of the picture is a frame line running vertical through the picture (click it for a larger view). As you can see it requires only one frame to create the following images.
Often a picture is taken holding the camera vertical and then the resulting image once loaded to the computer is on its side. When orienting your picture image degradation can occur; a loss of resulting image quality. Using FrameIT Freedom the original stays unaltered, but what you see is the result of your modifications. What we do is save your settings and only adjust the image to the final result saving as much of the quality as possible. So go ahead and rotate and flip and image as much as you like, the original will remain unaffected and what you see is the result of only one adjustment.
The Original
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Features:
- One click loads an image to the desktop. Select it in one of the browser views, or from the open file dialog.
- Customize your images, without modifying the originals. Rest assured, your originals remain unchanged no matter how you flip, rotate, frame (crop), resize or mirror your images.
- One click frame cropping, no dragging a box to frame your image. Set each frame individually with a single click.
- Rotate - Easy Control Left/Right/Up/Down arrows to Rotate
- Flip - Easy Alt Left/Right/Up/Down arrows to Flip Horizontally or Vertically
- One click resize to screen size
- One click seamless mirror imaging
- Print - Automatically chooses landscape if width is greater than height
- Fixed and Custom resizes, this is helpful for getting smaller sized images of your photos for displaying in documents and uploading to websites. (New in Version 1.3)
- To Screen - default resize
- Thumb, Small, Medium and Large
- Custom Resizes (New in Version 1.4)
- Remembers previous resizes for both current image and other images
- Different Browser Views (New in Version 1.4)
- Current Directory
- Image History
- Recent Directories
- Favorites
- Most Visited
- All deleted images are sent to the Recycle Bin, even the hidden internal
deletes.
Requirements: Microsoft Windows Vista (32/64) or XP and the Microsoft .NET 3.5 Framework (installed with the software)
Purchase entitles you to 1-year of free updates.
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