How osFoundry's photo editor works with layers, retouching and composition on your own computer
It's Thursday afternoon and the photo for tomorrow's publication looks dull. The light was grey, the background is overcharged and the headline still needs to be put on top. Opening a paid editor for twenty minutes of work seems too much, and an online tool implies uploading the image to some site first. For this type of task, there is osFoundry's Photo Editor. A photo editor by layers…
osFoundry has introduced a photo editing tool called Photo Editor, which is part of its desktop app that combines chat, agents, files, and creative tools. The Photo Editor allows users to work with raster images, using layers, masks, and adjustments such as Curves and Levels. It supports PSD files and offers a range of tools, including selection, filtering, and transformation options.
The editor is designed for tasks such as adjusting lighting, cropping, and retouching images, and allows for non-destructive editing through the use of layers and adjustment layers.
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