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Latest revision as of 20:55, 25 January 2012
Composition (AKA Compo) is a commercial image combining tool, with many processing capabilities. Originally published by Clares, the program is now available from APDL and is maintained by its author, Rob Davison.
Main features include:
- Layering and dynamic 'adjustment layers'
- Full bitmap editing and masking facilities
- Shadows and texturising
- Image processing including gamma, curves, brightness, saturation
- Compo can be driven by scripts
- Export as sprite, JPEG, PNG, GIF, Photoshop, EPS etc
- Free transforms
- Advanced 'smart' filtering and convolution with previews
- Full text handling
- Demo version available
Compo home page: http://www.compo.iconbar.com/compo.htm
Mailing list: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/riscomposition/
Jim Lesurf's Compo Clues: http://jcgl.orpheusweb.co.uk/Compo/clues.html
