[GET] CutOut 5 [for PC and Mac] $69.00 Free!

[dynasty5]

CutOut 5 [for PC and Mac]
$69.00 Free! (100% off)

Sale ends in 3 days 14 hours

Select finest details or transparent objects

The major problem that most graphical designers face is actually properly designing and editing the image around the objects that are in it.

This program is not only able to analyze the image in detail and identify objects using the edge detection technology that it comes with, but also do all the hard work for you. Let’s admit it, there are some rather nasty things about graphic design that most people don’t recognize, and tracing edges and curves pixel by pixel is one of them. This is by far the biggest discomfort that a graphic designer has to cope with, and the fact that the designer will find himself returning and redoing different segments from time to time is a lot more annoying than you may think.

For Mac and Windows
Can be used in various ways: Cutout 5 works as a plug-in to Adobe® Photoshop® and Lightroom®, and as a standalone application.
The professional software for amazing montages and image composition

With CUTOUT 5 allows you to cut out the finest details and transparent objects at the click of a mouse.

Even if the background is complex, CUTOUT 5can remove the objects you need thanks to perfect edge recognition and inside/outside matting – precision cutting out was never easier.

Use chroma keying to work on a professional level: choose your background colour and cut out your object onto a monochrome background with one click of the mouse. This filmmaking technique is now in daily use at professional modelling agencies.

Retouch problem images
CUTOUT 5.0 offers you intelligent tools to remove unwanted objects or retouch areas of your images.

Thanks to tools like the intelligent eraser and the error brush, you will always find the right tool to retouch your images like a professional.

Perfect portraits

Use CUTOUT 5.0’s integrated soft focus function to make perfect portraits. The soft focus function allows you to reduce sharpness in the background and produce beautiful portraits with soft bokeh.

CUTOUT 5 – Chroma Key-Matting
Now everyone can be a CUTOUT expert. Use the chroma key isolating method to separate objects from a uniform colored background easily.

CUTOUT 5 – Inside/Outside Matting
Let us show you how to use CUTOUT 5 to separate even complicated objects from the background and then incorporate them into another image.

All CUTOUT Highlights at a glance:
Comprehensive image processing function for perfect compositions
Easy to cut out even the most difficult objects – hair, feathers, fur.
Inside and outside edge matting for simple, perfect results.
Work like a film-industry professional using chroma keying to cut out objects onto monochrome backgrounds at the click of a mouse.
Process each layer individually, adapting lighting and colours, focus and framing.
Exclusive soft-focus function for perfect backgrounds and brilliant bokeh.
Includes plug-in for current versions of Adobe Photoshop and Photoshop Elements.
Includes one-click filter collection for a range of trendy styles.
Completely revamped interface: more navigable and intuitive than ever.
Album view and much more!







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[berlinerin]

Direct Link please.

[dynasty5]

You can try this link
Not sure if it will work for you

https://reg.franzis.de/reg/COW-21987000/...2/2.0/en/0

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[misterdan]

thanks a lot!

[dynasty5]

Your welcome Misterdan
At least someone said thanks

[sam142]

Try This

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[berlinerin]

That was the link for Windows!

I found it now all. Danke!
Thank you much. Reps +

I think "Inpaint" is better, but I have to try it first. Thanks

[millionstrust]

Max reps given, thanks.

[DJRICH]

awesome thank you!

[jolis]

"I think "Inpaint" is better, but I have to try it first. Thanks" - not really