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Giveaway of the day — Blur Multiple Images 1.1

Allows you to apply a blurring effect to multiple images at once.

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Most image editors enable you to apply various types of blurring effects to images, but the process is not always as straightforward as many users would like, and editing multiple files can take a lot of time. Blur Multiple Images is a very simple application that seeks to offer a more accessible solution. It allows you to apply a blurring effect in just a couple of easy steps. Blur Multiple Images makes the task of importing and blurring pictures as simple as possible. Once you have added one or more files, you can view the list in the main window and remove any items that were imported by accident.

System Requirements:

Windows 10/ 8.1/ 8/ 7/ Vista/ XP

Publisher:

Vovsoft

Homepage:

https://vovsoft.com/software/blur-multiple-images/

File Size:

1 660 KB

Price:

$9.99

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#16

Hi, Dumbest concept I've ever seen!! Go ahead and RUIN not just one, but the whole batch of Images, haha!:)
I think this Developer wanted to 'better' the idea of creating decent bokehs going the whole hog!?

On more serious note - the Cheekiest concept too!!: Get this ONE Effect app dressed up in 'Software' form for FREE, except we'll slap Nag screen and Ads (oh, and no upgrades) - UNLESS you pay 10 box for it!!....... Leaves you breathless!

Reply | Comment by fran – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

#15

Fabulous and inspirational accompanying pictures :-)))

Reply | Comment by Mikik – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-5)

#14

My family and friends are quite homely this might just be the ticket!

Reply | Comment by Don M. – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-4)

#13

I spent £600+ on a camera and a further £600 on lenses to get super sharp images why in the name of whoever would I want to Blur them. When I want blurred background I widen the Aperture that way I get the pleasing effect require just slapping blur on the whole image is crazy ...GOTD not today thank you!

Reply | Comment by Richard Crowe – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+12)

#12

A case of beer accomplishes the same effect.

Reply | Comment by Justin Alias – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+14)

Justin Alias,

I guess I'm a professional and didn't know it!!!

I've been blurring images that way for years!

Reply | Comment by Susan – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+9)

#11

One question...why ?
But don't worry...tomorrow they'll give away one to unblur them.
Then, hopefully another video converter.
Geez

Reply | Comment by Mothman – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+11)

#10

My last thought first: For ME, a total waste of time to download, install and test.

For most, I would think this type of application would have very limited use, such as creating background layers for text display, etc. - which is where MY interest was with this offering. And that, of course, assumes the software would, at least, accomplish it's intended task. For me, it did NOT.

Installation and registration was a breeze on my Win 7 Pro system. That's about the only positive thing I can say about "Blur Multiple Images v1.1"

Here are my negatives:

1 - The selected images were only SLIGHTLY blurred, at best. Tried to blur the (same) so-called blurred images by running through the program again. Multiple passes resulted in only minor additional blurring. Waste of time. (For me anyway)

2 - Once you have selected your images and clicked the "Begin Blur" button, there is NO indication of anything happening. i.e. a status or progress bar of some sorts. You're left wondering if the program is actually running or perhaps has frozen. (which it DID freeze during one of my tests - not sure why as it only happened once and I coukd not repeat the problem) You do get an "Operation Complete" message when all of the selected images have been processed.

3 - There are NO parameters that can be changed or customized such as blur intensity or the addition of any type of filter to the original image.

4 - There is NO way to change WHERE the newly created "blurred image" can be stored - by default it goes back into the same folder as the original image. (at least the filename is changed to protect the original image from being overwritten)

5 - Once you have selected a group of images, there is no way to (intutitively) clear or delete them from the Image Files" window. Your keyboard Delete key doesn't even work. You have to close and restart the program OR Shift-select all images then Right-click on the highlighted files then choose Delete from the drop-down menu.

The bottom line? In my opinion, A small, very easy to install and register application that is totally useless. Installed then Uninstalled using Revo Uninstaller Pro.

My last thought first: For ME, a total waste of time to download, install and test.

For most, I would think this type of application would have very limited use, such as creating background layers for text display, etc. - which is where MY interest was with this offering. And that, of course, assumes the software would, at least, accomplish it's intended task. For me, it did NOT.

Installation and registration was a breeze on my Win 7 Pro system. That's about the only positive thing I can say about "Blur Multiple Images v1.1"

Here are my negatives:

1 - The selected images were only SLIGHTLY blurred, at best.  Tried to blur the (same) so-called blurred images by running through the program again. Multiple passes resulted in only minor additional blurring. Waste of time. (For me anyway)

2 - Once you have selected your images and clicked the "Begin Blur" button, there is NO indication of anything happening. i.e. a status or progress bar of some sorts. You're left wondering if the program is actually running or perhaps has frozen. (which it DID freeze during one of my tests - not sure why as it only happened once and I coukd not repeat the problem) You do get an "Operation Complete" message when all of the selected images have been processed.

3 - There are NO parameters that can be changed or customized such as blur intensity or the addition of any type of filter to the original image.

4 - There is NO way to change WHERE the newly created "blurred image" can be stored - by default it goes back into the same folder as the original image. (at least the filename is changed to protect the original image from being overwritten)

5 - Once you have selected a group of images, there is no way to (intutitively) clear or delete them from the Image Files" window. Your keyboard Delete key doesn't even work. You have to close and restart the program OR Shift-select all images then Right-click on the highlighted files then choose Delete from the drop-down menu.

The bottom line? In my opinion, A small, very easy to install and register application that is totally useless. Installed then Uninstalled using Revo Uninstaller Pro.

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Reply | Comment by Eric – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+17)

Is this the same company that offers the text jumbler?!

Reply | Comment by givmeabrake – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

The program installed in Win10-Pro. Short and one-trick pony.
I did see a difference between original and the blurred one, after I zoomed in and put on my good glasses.
A series of photo's, org, blurred, blurred 2* and blurred 3* and then the original again. You can see, that there is a pixel movement between the third image and the original:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/bxalm7vik4hwkzs/AADU5Wc1hmMU9ahuRTi3erRKa

Reply | Comment by Ootje – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+16)

I'm not downloading this like everyone else (have no need for it either), but I just wanted to say that the company does have some free software on their website. I downloaded "Burn Studio" and "Disk Benchmark" that interested me so feel free to check out their webpage and see if anything tickles your fancy...
https://vovsoft.com/windows-software/

Reply | Comment by Trying 2 b Helpful – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+4)

Trying 2 b Helpful, a small addendum, not all the software on that page are freeware, a fair amount are free to try or shareware like todays progran in the list

Reply | Comment by TK – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+6)

I was looking for any demo on youtube... none.
I'll pass.

Reply | Comment by adid – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+3)

adid, that is probably because the blur is difficult to see compared to the original due to the inherrant chroma blur you get when using the lossy compress used when uploading a video to youtube. (being kind to the developers, making plausable excuses up for them, hehe)

Reply | Comment by TK – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (0)

For a second there I thought today was April Fool's Day instead of May 1st. As a photographers' point of view, I wouldn't want my wedding photos blurred to give to my customers. I normally delete my blurred raw images if I can't fix them. Thanks anyways GAOTD

Reply | Comment by Terry – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+31)

If it allowed blurring of part of the image leaving the rest sharp... maybe some use but how could this be achieved on multiple images? Not enough info in the blurb to say whether it can or can't but my bet is that it can't in which case it would seem to be next to useless.

I'm not going to waste time downloading and testing to find out something that should have been stated at the outset.

Reply | Comment by Amargein – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+27)

Amargein, yeah like automatic face and body detection and keep the detected faces sharp but say an adjustable radial blur centered on each face might be interesting in some compositions. But simple batch blur anyone can do in always free Irfanview as well as other batch filters. Just no built in face detection and a way to combine it with filters or radial graduated blur filters. As they would likely requrie true AI engines to combine usefully for batch operation.

Reply | Comment by TK – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)

Yeah, I did a double-take when I saw this - at first I thought it was an "Deblur" program. Now, like Donaldtrumpet, I'd be interested to know who would need (or want) it.

Reply | Comment by David J Wilson – 7 months ago – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+9)

Really not sure why most of us would need this - unblurring I can see a use for but not blurring. The website is no use whatsoever being very basic with no explanation or examples. Sorry, I'll pass on this one.