Giveaway of the Day - Inpaint 1.0
January 4, 2009This giveaway is not available any more.
Delete any unwanted object from your photo, such as extra power-line, people, text… The program will automatically inpaint the selected area to erase it. Inpaint reconstructs the selected image area from the pixel near the area boundary. Inpaint may be used to remove undesirable objects from still images.
If some unexpected object spoils an otherwise good photograph, Inpaint may be used to remove it. Simply select the object. No need for fiddly messing about with the clone tool!
It is alarmingly simple to use. Draw a selection around the object you wish to remove from the picture, and run smart remove selection. Inpaint will fill the selection area with intelligently generated texture drawn from the surrounding image data.
| User Rating: Rate It! | 115 comments |
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| System Requirements: | Microsoft Windows XP or higher; 2000 MHz processor; 256 MB RAM; No hardware acceleration is required |
| Publisher: | TeoreX |
| Homepage: | http://www.teorex.com/ |
| File Size: | 516 KB |
| Price: | $39.99 |
This software was available as a giveaway on January 4, 2009, this giveaway is not available any more.
You can download the trial version of this software at http://www.teorex.com/.
Terms and conditions
Please note that the software you download and install during the Giveaway period comes with the following important limitations:
1) No free technical support; 2) No free upgrades to future versions; 3) Strictly personal usage.
THIS SOFTWARE PRODUCT IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. WITHOUT LIMITATION, TO THE FULLEST EXTENT ALLOWABLE BY LAW, END USER ASSUMES THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE DOWNLOADED SOFTWARE PRODUCT.
Screenshots
Before Inpaint(image with selection)
After Inpaint
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This is a really nifty little program – like all of this type of software, it won’t always be perfect, but if you are prepared to experiment a little, the results are often very impressive.
I installed this when it was last released, around October 7, 2008.
My example was a clock on a bricked wall, I removed the clock and the picture was poor quality to start with so you did not notice too much damage.
I removed the head of a teacher in the same picture and it just replaced the empty space with data from it’s left, which was another teachers head.
This works fine on a plain background, that has no deviations.
Apart from that it’s worth a 5/10
I downloaded Inpaint the last time it was on offer, installed and activated just fine. Vista Home Premium.
Love this program for small to medium fixes. Suggestion to work small sections at a time, especially if there’s a great deal of difference in background behind different parts of the image you’re removing. Larger fixes tend to end up distorted, even when painstakingly working in small pieces.
If you have photos to restore or you’re, perhaps, an icon maker and want to isolate certain parts of an image or remove writing, it works very well. I’d recommend it. Otherwise, it’s a pretty specialized program.