AKVIS Sketch 12.5

Whats new in version 12.5:
Added Batch Processing. Added support for RAW files. Fixed small bugs.

Publisher review:
AKVIS Sketch is photo to sketch conversion software. It turns photos into pencil sketches and watercolor paintings. AKVIS Sketch lets you create realistic color and B&W drawings, it imitates the technique of graphite and color pencil, charcoal and watercolor painting.

The program is available in two versions: as an independent program (standalone) and as a plugin to a photo editor. AKVIS Sketch has a neat interface with a few sliders. At first you can process the image with the default settings and then touch up the photo adding color, or trying different techniques - from pencil to charcoal or watercolor. You can make the hatching denser or finer and change the pitch angle of strokes, or add/remove the original colors.

You will be delighted by the neat result of the photo to sketch conversion. Using the program can be a lot of fun. Make a pencil portrait as a gift for your relatives and friends, a watercolor drawing obtained from your last nature shooting can decorate your room, or you can convert any photo to an original drawing to print on a T-Shirt. The program helps you when you need to quickly bring images to one style for a website or an advertisement booklet.

AKVIS Sketch comes very close to the hand-drawn works of a human artist. On the whole it's a wonderful tool for those who have always wanted to draw but didn't know how.
Requirements:
Pentium III, 1 Gb RAM, 100 Mb HDD, Intel/G4, display 1024x768

Operating system:
WinXP,WinVista,WinVista x64,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Mac OS X,Windows Vista Ultimate,Windows Vista Ultimate x64,Windows Vista Home Basic,Windows Vista Home Premium,Windows Vista Business,Windows Vista Enterp

Limitations:
10 days trial

Release notes:
Major Update

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