A software tool for colorizing black and white photos, replacing colors in color photos, and applying other effects to digital images.

What it does
Colorization of black and white photos

Perhaps the most exiting application of Recolored lies with adding color to old black and white photos, through a process called colorization. This process has traditionally been done by hand, requiring great skill and patience to achieve good results. Recolored gives anyone — from computer novice to expert graphical designer — the chance to achieve professional looking results with little effort.

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Replacing colors in color photos
If you've ever wondered what your house would look like in a different color now is your chance. Using Recolored you can change the colors of individual objects without affecting the rest of the image. All it takes is a few brush strokes, there's no need to struggle with layers or complicated tools in expensive graphics packages.

Selective desaturation

Turn color photos into black and white photos while preserving color of specific important elements to add style and artistry.

How it works

Recolored uses sophisticated algorithms to process digital images, but it needs some help to complete the process. Using brush strokes the user indicates which colors different objects in the image should have. The graphical user interface sports several tools and functions that helps the user draw strokes and select fitting colors in an efficient manner. When the user is done the software takes over and propagates the colors from the brush strokes into the rest of the image. Recolored uses the grayscale intensities from the original to accurately blend in colors, and it takes care to mix colors appropriately near object boundaries.

Color library

The most difficult part of colorizing an image is often deciding which colors to use. To help you select colors that appear natural, we have put together a library of color presets that is included in Recolored. The colors are grouped into categories such as skin tones, hair colors, metals, wood, grass, fabrics and many more.
Feature summary
Easy to use Graphical User Interface
Supports working with multiple images at a time
Seven graphical editing tools
Selectable HSL and RGB color palettes
Color presets for selecting natural looking colors
Unlimited undo / redo levels
File formats: JPEG, PNG, BMP, RCL (proprietary file format)
Images can be printed (adjustable scaling)
Documentation readily available through the integrated HTML help file
Five easy to follow tutorials

New in Recolored 1.1.0 (Feb 15, 2010)
Recolored now automatically generates a quick preview when clicking the colorize button. This allows you to evaluate the result without having to wait for the full colorization process to finish.
Improved colorization speed, especially at lower quality settings.
Multi-core enabled: if your system has multiple processors and / or cores, Recolored will take advantage of them to speed up the colorization.
Fixed bug causing crashes during image colorization on certain systems.
Store user settings under %APPDATA%\Recolored rather than in the
installation directory.

Windows XP and Windows Vista/7
Language: (English)
Size: 9.57 Mb


Homepage
Recolored v1.1.0
Password: edi67

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