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November 8th, 2007

Naked Light

Posted by Ben in Imaging, Macintosh, Software

Naked Light

Naked Light claims to be a new image-editing application for Mac OS X promising non-destructive editing, node-based compositing, “infinite resolution”, live tools, and pro tools that work in photographer-friendly units like “stops”.
Rather than deal with all this jargon, just download the public beta when it becomes available tomorrow and give it a try… the interface certainly looks appealing. Note they say it requires Mac OS X Leopard (10.5), and probably a decent graphics card, to run.

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  1. links for 2007-11-09 | TrentHead.Com said:

    [...] Naked Light | SnapperTalk Naked Light claims to be a new image-editing application for Mac OS X promising non-destructive editing, node-based compositing, “infinite resolution”, live tools, and pro tools that work in photographer-friendly units like “stops”. (tags: photography) [...]

    November 9th, 2007 at 16:21 UTC

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