iPiccy has been updated!

Posted by iPiccy on Feb 21, 2012 in News & Updates

New Tools

	Sunny Tan Location: Retouch tab > Skin section
	Lip Color Location: Retouch tab > Mouth section
	Eye Color Location: Retouch tab > Eyes section
	Hair Color Location: Retouch tab > The Rest section
	Blush Location: Retouch tab > Skin section
	Focal Black & White Location: Effects tab > Area section
	Fancy Focus Location: Effects tab > Area section
	Focal Pixelate Location: Effects tab > Area section
	Focal Soften Location: Effects tab > Area section
	Focal Zoom Location: Effects tab > Area section
	Soften Location: Editor tab > Basic section
	Orton Effects Location: Editor tab > Basic section
	Color Boost Location: Editor tab > Basic section
	Matte Location: Editor tab > Basic section
	Levels Location: Editor tab > Advanced section
	Curves Location: Editor tab > Advanced section

Revised effect painting system and iPiccy performance in general ( it took us a lot of time). Now everything should work little bit faster. But still not perfect. We will constantly improve iPiccy until it become super stable and fast. If you’ll have freezing/crushing issues – please, contact us and describe how it was.
Effect painting button has been moved to the effect panel.
We have slightly improved iPiccy interface visually. And added nice little feature to sliders. Now, you can click on slider numerical value and type in the exact number. After typing the new value – just press Enter (it doesn’t work in full screen mode) or click anywhere on the iPiccy working area.
Resize tool was fixed and now should work better (thanks to Johni Louise for the great video she has created for us) . You can make photos larger.
Wrinkle Remover also has become stronger and smarter.
Equalize image tool got simplified controls.
Cross Process tool gained several presets for different results (basic, red, green and blue)
Gritty also has been modified for better output image and flexibility.
Fiery effect become simpler with slightly different final image result.
Liquify tool has been totally revised and now you can zoom while liquifying (thanks to Shilo Knauff who asked for that several times)