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MacUpdate Promo
a deal a day on macintosh software
MacUpdate Promo
a deal a day on macintosh software
WaterThumber is an all-in-one solution for resizing your images and getting them ready for online publication. With WaterThumber you can create High-Quality thumbnails and smaller versions of your images. You can also add a custom watermark to your images. Important Features includes:
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REQUIREMENTS Mac OS X 10.5 or later. 
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 | minni said today at 3:12am At first glance this program doesn't seem to be clever enough or "simple" enough for me. I wanted to test it with just one photo I happened to have on my desktop, which I dropped into WaterThumber, but it rejected it saying I need to "drop an image directory". So I created a folder, put my photo in it and only then did it accept the picture. Furthermore, while there are many image processing options, it seems you have to do all the adjustmes "in the dark" - Show Preview button shows you the result but doesn't let you see the work in process. No thanks for me. I have better stuff on my computer that does the same for me free. |   +1 |
| breilly said today at 12:54am I think the icons in the application might be more informative if they were not so similar -- Input, Processing and Thumbnails. Also, the Process pane needs some kind of highlight on the Process Images button which doesn't really look like a button. | +1 |
| breilly said today at 12:50am I gave it a quick tryout. Didn't recognize the Sony RAW format from the A700. Shouldn't it use the built in RAW support? Maybe not. There is a typo under Image Border Settings - "Tickness" should be "Thickness". Otherwise, it was pretty fast on a folder of JPEGs, but it doesn't accept a bunch of image files, only a folder. That seems odd. | +1 |
| jrs2008 said today at 12:28am Includes other useful features not mentioned here, like file-renaming and automatic rotation. | +1 |
| Tizz said today at 4:38am Hello, apple guys - if iPhoto had all those features we wouldn't need any extra application... | 0 |
| cenocre said today at 4:18am Been using other products, but will take a look. | 0 |
| Tizz said today at 4:09am Yeah, it's better that the ImageSmith. | 0 |
| Tizz said today at 3:56am I say that this seems to be really good little app. I just lokked at the features and there are some I like. | 0 |
| RickPoet said today at 2:55am Seems like a quick timesaver from Photoshop and a little more specific than Graphic Converter. | 0 |
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Jack Sparrow said today at 4:08am
I've been using Downsize which worked great for me and also Webify.
Both have some features that are useful. This one seems to have them too. What I like about WaterThumber is the batch rename option, auto-rotate option and the effects settings. What could be changed is the add shadow option, a possibility to add single images (not in the folder), a possibility to change the corner radius and to choose the background color. I like that it preserves the settings but I'd like to have a chance to save my settings in case I'd 2 or 3 sets.
But it seems to be quite nice app, working really fast.