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Photo Stamp Remover 7.5 was available as a giveaway on December 23, 2015!
Photo Stamp Remover is a photo correction utility that can remove watermarks, date stamps and other unwanted objects that appear on photographs. Offering a fully automatic process, the program provides an intelligent restoration technology to fill the selected area with the texture generated from the pixels around the selection, so that the defect blends into the rest of the image naturally.
What takes hours to correct using the clone tool, can be accomplished in a minute using Photo Stamp Remover.
Purchase an Unlimited Personal license (with support and updates) at 70% discount!
Windows 7/ 8/ 10
15.8 MB
$49.99
Photo Background Remover clears digital photos from unwanted backgrounds in batch. Manual removal is performed with two markers: a red marker is used to define the background area that will be removed, while green marker selects the area that will stay untouched. Purchase a Personal license at 70% discount. If you’d like to purchase a business or a service license, please notify us via email: sales@softorbits.com
Sketch Drawer is a kind of photo editing software tool for converting photographs into pencil sketches. This program enables users to convert usual photographs into exquisite pencil-drawn pictures, both black-and-white and colored. Purchase a Personal license at 70% discount. If you’d like to purchase a business or a service license, please notify us via email: sales@softorbits.com.
SoftOrbits Digital Photo Suite product line provides data solutions for retouching, resizing, converting, protecting and publishing your digital photos. Purchase a Personal license at 70% discount.
Helpful article. Thank you very much. Another great utility that is must have for digital photography is Binfer. An easy way to deliver photos to clients.
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Why won't it let you close one image before you open another? I might like to leave the app running without any image showing when I go eat, take a break, whatever.
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At the moment, the website shows there are 15 hours left to install the software. I clicked on setup and it said the giveawayoftheday is expired. something wrong here.
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How is version 7.5 different from version 7.1?
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Juan
difference is .04
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frank
mon erreur, it's 0.4
pls disregard prev.
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Digital.
Millennium.
Copyright.
Act.
I wonder what the people at SoftOrbits would say if someone developed a programme to make it easier to steal their products by stripping out copyright and other identifying items.
I know, I know, some of you will immediately scream that this product is to remove spots and imperfections from photos. Yeah, right. The very first thing in the list of what it removes is watermarks and 99% of the people who do that are doing it to steal a photo. Just because someone ranting in indignation in reply to this uses it for something else changes nothing. This programme helps people steal and as usual, this post will be deleted within minutes because no one wants to admit that. As a photographer and writer and publisher who has had my work stolen and bootlegged, I have no sympathy for thieves and less sympathy for the frothing-at-the-mouth people who defend thieves.
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Jeff
The principle of what you say is correct, but you can not blame the tool or the tool maker --- just like you can not blame the gun or the gun maker. Freedom is NOT free.
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Jeff I´ve had photo´s stolen from me too, years ago, and, even worse, by a rivalling company .... so I can relate to your indignation.
But... this program poses no threat if you place watermarks the right way (big size, middle of the photo, 3d effect with transparancy & shadows, etc.). I´ve never had photo´s "stolen" again ...
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Jeff I've worked for years with some of the world's biggest advertising agencies, complete with some of the world's brightest and best commercial pro photographers.
What those photographers all say is that if anyone is worried about copyright theft / image piracy, then don't shove unprotected pictures on the 'Net but watermark 'em in such a way that even the most expensive pixel manipulation software around -- which definitely isn't today's offering from SoftOrbits -- can't defeat it. As to how to do that, you yourself should know. I'm not going to waste space here telling a working photographer / writer / publisher.
The Clone Stamp has been out and in use for Gawd knows how many years -- 20? -- and by now the Internet should be absolutely stuffed full of 1,000s of case histories about the theft of images by unscrupulous users of post-processing software. Adobe should also have gone bust by now under the weight of Class Actions. But the Internet isn't full of such case histories, leading one to conclude that this issue is more an Urban Myth than an actual reality. And no, Adobe hasn't gone bust, either.
I could put an image on the 'Net right now that no-one could pirate using today's Soft Orbits giveaway or, indeed, any combination at all of high-end Adobe products costing $000s (hint: low-res thumbnail icon coupled to low-res mother image embossed with broad-rim circular ripple). The protective effort would take me all of 2 minutes.
I can also right-click on any image I may've posted on the 'Net and call up a TinEye image search and Google image search to determine if anyone has pirated it (though good on them, if they've managed to make anything at all out of a data-stripped picture-minimized lo-res ripple-watermarked original.)
Bottom line: the world isn't full of people going around using this kind of software on other folks's pictures. What it is full of are people who like taking pictures, and would like a way to remove blemishes and unwanted objects from those pictures on their computers back at home.
To imply that somehow, all these people are bonded together in a malevolent conspiracy to rip-off commercial photographers is not only offensive to those who might wish to download and try today's GOATD, it's actually bordering on the paranoid.
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Jeff most photo editing software can remove a watermark, what software do you use
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Jeff
Use your watermark then apply your Digimarc
https://www.digimarc.com/
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Jeff
Watermark with visible text or logos splashed over the photo may be outdated.
It is still widely used. I see a lot of it in social media photos.
It is mostly used by hobbyists who are afraid others will take their photo and use for commercial purpose without consent.
As far as professional photography is concerned, no need to worry about SoftOrbits Photo Stamp remover Version 7.5. It is only a toy software, at best.
For professional photographers, they may have moved beyond the primitive method of watermarking using visible text or logos splashed over the photo. Nowadays there is digital water marking. It is not free.
Digimarc Digital Watermarking for JPG Images
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ilrEmSrbIU
Digimarc's New Chroma Digital Watermarking Technology
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdZgDTwEM9Y
Digimarc and Photoshop for Invisible Protection
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K49o9T1LX-k
How To Use Digimarc With Lightroom
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4EwEj8Z345E
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Jeff
A scan of an old photograph from 1900 that was very heavily blemished because the fixer had not been thoroughly removed. It was from a funeral and all were in black and had to be manually repaired about 15 years ago, it took ages.
Using programs similar to today's would of done an equally good job in a very short time, just because programs are misused does not mean they should not be produced.
The Electric Chair is used in America to carry out the death sentence, should we ban electricity?
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XP-Man Or even, furniture making?
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ric "For professional photographers, they may have moved beyond the primitive method of watermarking using visible text or logos splashed over the photo. Nowadays there is digital water marking. It is not free. ".
Digimarc is very old allready 1996! and is NOT and never has been the way to "protect" photo's on internet. Some of the problems it never caught on : Yes, NOW you know that someone copied your image, and then what? Track them all, sue them all? In every country around the globe? And, with one screendump your photo can still be copied .... it just does not work. Look at the post of MikeR. a visible logo is the right way to go, but if you do it, do it the right way.
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Some examples:
Original:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/9say4u5qs5dj9lg/Rode%20ogen01.jpg?dl=0
Operation(two steps):
https://www.dropbox.com/s/k9zqzuwmog8yhua/TongVerwijderen2Stappen.png?dl=0
Result:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6psrnpqw3x33atl/Rode%20ogen01-bewerkt.jpg?dl=0
Original:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2wxkndoondj89se/motor-file.jpg?dl=0
Operation:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/shkuinkigeqk20a/GumXP.png?dl=0
Result:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6jvp8pdjs2fzyv9/motor-file-bewerkt.jpg?dl=0
Original:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xww0s9gffwv5odq/pan3a.jpg?dl=0
Operation:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/0hmynkzfqeukdzk/RemoveWin10.png?dl=0
Result after cloning:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/b7s38qgzy5yeai7/pan3a-bewerkt-clone.jpg?dl=0
Original:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/csw80j9xqdkckfz/Vierkanten.png?dl=0
Operation Clone:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/fii9pa4vo48fbj8/CloningWin10.png?dl=0
Result:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/knms6xfsp95vwzo/Vierkanten-bewerkt-3.png?dl=0
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Worked exactly as advertised, I did notice a marginally lower quality in the corrected area but I wasn't particularly careful about where I used the brush and the image I used it on (about 15 seconds in google, used the first image I found). I felt the registration was a bit convoluted and I raised my eyebrows a bit about having to enter my email address on an unfamiliar site, but I unchecked all the subscription boxes so I don't think I'll be getting any spam. New here though, so that may be pretty standard and I'm just being silly.
I do think the price is a bit high for what it does though - I could buy un-watermarked images and sets of images for far less than that, but I suppose extended use of this would end up covering the price eventually.
Keeping, but for me personally it'll probably gather dust because I tend not to run into a lot of obnoxiously watermarked images, and I have photoshop anyway.
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Coffee
actually I played with some higher res images and I'm seeing a lot of quality issues. For $50, you could easily get photoshop and some sweet, sweet subway sandwiches. Conceptually a good idea, and the program itself is simple but there are a lot of cheaper alternates that result in higher quality so I'll be removing.
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Coffee
I'd love to get Photoshop for $50, with or without the subs. :/
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SpacemanSpiff
Isn't CC $10 a month? I got cs6 a while back because I'm not big on subscription fees so I'm not down with the prices
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Coffee A relatively recent version of Photoshop for $50? Where? I have been hunting on eBay for an inexpensive copy of Photoshop CS6. You'd have to be really lucky to get a legit unused copy for under $100.
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Installed and registered fine on XP.
Tested using vector clipart with a watermark. Results not very good.
Before vs. After.
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I tried to take the beak off a penguin and got a deformed beak. Irfanview's color picker and eraser does better. So-o-o disappointed. It installed in AppData Win 7 64. Weird, I agree with Xp-Man. Uninstalled without problems.
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Installation had a bit of a surprise, instead of putting itself in Program Files it attempted to put itself in Documents and Settings - User. After that registration was accomplished without any difficulty.
A quick test and it performed well, but it should do at such a high price.
I'll be keeping it, it could be useful, but I wouldn't pay that price for it.
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For those like myself who still use XP it installed and ran without difficulty.
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