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Looks like TeoreX took all of it on board, all these time consuming tricks, and made it more like a 'child's game':) - mostly behind the scenes, but giving us much contrail with objects, etc.

Trouble is - 'thinning' (resizing really) usually comes as 'all, or nothing', and as we know - the areas of interest don't always apply to the whole picture! No more resizing pictures manually to obtain that effect, or fiddling with tubes?. When while ago some Programs started introducing possibility of clever 'thinning' of the whole picture - it was that first big 'wow', lol. Those of us long enough in the 'biz' - know what kind of tedious job it used to be, or can be to remove someone, or object from a picture and naturally rebuild that 'empty' area afterwords to look 'normal'., or trying to plant something 'resized' back into a photo after creating a stamp, or a tube out of an object in the picture. Hi, Picture manipulation, trickery, magic? - call it what you may, this Software, like it's sister Inpaint - delivers just that!

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Once again, Thank you GAOTD and of course TeoreX for this quality software for free! Save | Cancel

Once again, Thank you GAOTD and of course TeoreX for this quality software for free! If you can't afford $20 than maybe you should keep that to yourself! Would it be great if everything was free? Maybe to you but not to the person who spent months/years coding the soft! I find most software here to be at a very reasonable price. (Off topic) Also I notice many comments complaining about the prices of the software which is given away here. You could use freeware like the gimp (mentioned) or (way superior to the gimp) but you will be spending more time than using iResizer. There is no other software (that I know of) that can do these adjustments so quick and easily as this. But if you are using it for reasons such as the examples on their site than it can be very impressive. the soft does exactly what they say, yes if you alter your image too much like streching the background extra wide than you will notice the distortion, which is to be expected because after all that is what you are doing. If you are unsure what this is for then just go to their site and it's all explained there, simple.ДЄnyways. I am amazed at the amount of comments from those who don't even know what this software is for yet seem to think they can post negative comments believing they are helping when really they are only making themselves look bad!

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