PhotoMonkee

Hey GDers! Holy cow, has it seriously been 6 years since my last post? Although I'm not doing game development at the moment I am still coding and my latest project is photomonkee; an OpenCL (no, not GL) accelerated photo editor.

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I know that some of you create your own art assets and would love to get your input on what features I could add to the software to help. If you'd be interested in taking it for a test driver feel free to sign up at the site or drop me a message on here.

[color=#000000]In terms of functionality, PhotoMonkee has a lot of the basics you'd find in a paint program plus a few extra bells and whistles. Don't get me wrong, it's no PhotoShop but it certainly isn't MSPaint either [color=#000000]

• Basic Tools
  
  
  
  • Brush
    
  • Scale/Rotate/Translate
    
  • Magic Wand
    
  • Text
    
  • Eraser
    
  • Pixel Selection (with additive and removal modes)
    
  • Flood Fill
    
  • Basic Shapes
    
  • Canvas Zoom
    
  • Color Picker
    
  • Layering System
    
    
    
    • Blending
      
    • Opacity
      
    • Styles (only drop-shadow so far)
      
    • Canvas Cropping and Size Modification
      
    • Color Palette system with support for RGB, HSL, HSV and CMYK color models
      
    • Filters
      
      
      
      • Color Inversion, Gray-scale, Sepia
        
      • Brightness/Contrast
        
      • Color Adjustments
        
      • Sharpen, Emboss, Smooth (Convolution Filters)
        
      • Jitter, Pixelate (displacement filters)
        
      • Copy/Paste from within the application and between other applications
        
      • Unlimited Undo/Redo
        
      • Import from all of QImage's supported types (png jpg bmp gif pbm pgm tiff xbm xpm)
        
      • Export to all of QImage's supported types(bmp, jpg, png, ppm, tiff, xbm, xpm)
        
      • Save/Load via the PhotoMonkee file format *.pm (no, not PERL modules, silly!)
        
        Thanks in advance for any help and suggestions. Happy New Year!