Posterino 2.5.3
Posterino 2.5.3 | Mac Os X | 22 MB
Rather than let those photos on your hard drive collect digital dust, use Posterino 2.0 to create a beautiful collage. Just choose a template and add your favorite photos. Posterino will randomly shuffle your images into a poster-worthy keepsake. Changes to the layout, frames and filters are accomplished with a single click. Your memories will be ready for display in minutes, and you can let the viewing begin.
Tell them “Wish you were here” with custom postcards.
Share your latest adventure. Or announce your beautiful baby. Whatever your news, Posterino 2.0 offers a variety of templates for creating custom e-cards and sending them off around the digital world. You can even create your very own stamp and postmark. You don’t need a postman when you have Posterino.
An interface designed for easy interaction.
You needn’t be a tech wiz to produce beautiful photo collages with Posterino 2.0. Our innovative interface enables a large degree of customization. Choose from a variety of templates. Decide among grid, irregular and random layouts. And adjust frames, filters and backgrounds to your liking. Plus changes are accomplished with a single click. Everything in life should be this easy.
Import & Export
Import your images from:
iPhoto
Aperture
Adobe Lightroom
or from your hard drive
Posterino lets you export your poster in various formats like TIFF or JPG.
Upload your images to Flickr right from within Posterino.
System Requirements
Mac OS X 10.6+ and 64-bit Mac Required
20 MB Hard Drive space
Internet Connection (sending postcards or Flickr uploads)
A lot of RAM to render large posters
Version 2.5.3:
Added 'file name' metadata property to the metadata layer.
Added online help article on collecting activity data.
Improved (German) language support of file recovery window.
Fixed a bug in the default settings for new calendar objects. The calendar object now correctly defaults to the new year.
Solved a problem that could lead to loss of text attributes when a text object is scaled.
Newly created text objects are nor style-locked by default to prevent assigning frames or filters to them.