Binuscan PhotoPerfect DigiCam will take care of rest for you, from image analysis by artificial intelligence, ReCo Technology correction, histogram optimization and reconstruction, crop and adjustment to final dimensions, sharpness, and adaptive JPEG compression. These files are being saved at desired location with desired filenames. You are assured that you’ll have perfect results.

You can also apply over 50 special effects, whether artistic or funny to your images. Also, professional and high range conversion brings back charm of black and white images. This is truly great to know, folks! With it, our creative imagination and artistic minds will surely work in right way. We will be able to come up with our own works of art that all of us will truly be proud of. With it, we will be amazed by our digital images which will evolve from simple to most stylish and unwanted to most loved images.

Finally, I want to extend my conratulations to developers of Binuscan PhotoPerfect DigiCam and more power to all of you.

Create composite colors electronically. There are two easy ways to achieve this: first is to make an exact copy of black version of item you want to appear as a composite. Then, place over top of black one and change its color to color you want it to overprint in at whatever screen tint you desire. If you use QuarkExpress, trapping function for that image can be defined as “overprint”. In PageMaker, create a 100% tint of PMS color you want to overprint with and click “overprint” box in definition. Make sure your item’s cloned copy that you want to appear as a composite is also in that color.

Second is mixing colors ahead of time for your very own produced graphics. In Photoshop, “duotone” function works well for photos since it allows you to assign a specific color to each of two copies of photos you are combining. In Illustrator drawing programs, however, mixing colors is trickier. The composites won’t really translate into your layout program unless you “mix” process colors. This means a four-color process, CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, black.

With all these said, I hope I don’t have you under impression that I am downplaying raw designing talent with digital technology expertise. I too know for a fact that excellent designs still stand out and it takes more than clicks and shortcuts to get them done. I only stand to encourage frustrated designers and to impart message that with help of available graphic designing software, they too can come up with something that’s more than mediocre.