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Giveaway of the day — Ashampoo Photo Card 2
Ashampoo Photo Card 2 estaba como Giveaway el día n 2 de octubre de 2018
Ashampoo Photo Card es una solución intuitiva y fácil para convertir tus fotos en tarjetas de felicitación impresionantes con bordes y textos, tan solo con un par de clics. Mostrar y enviar tus propias tarjetas de felicitación hechas a medida para alguien que quieres. Con Ashampoo Photo Card, convirties tus fotos en tarjetas de felicitación con un simple y lista la operación: seleccione la foto o tomar instantáneas de cámaras, seleccionar el tema, editar el texto, enviar la tarjeta.
Ashampoo Photo Card viene con varios temas para expresar cualquier sentimiento. La biblioteca de imágenes prediseñadas integrada ayuda a agregar sutileza.
Características:
- Soporta Webcam;
- 62 temas (temas adicionales disponibles a través de la app de compra);
- Girar y espejar las imágenes;
- Ajustar la transparencia, tamaño, brillo, contraste y saturación;
- Añadir, estilo de letra y objetos clipart;
- Sube a Ashampoo Web, Facebook y Picasa y envia como correo electrónico.
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Requerimientos del Sistema:
Windows 7/ 8/ 8.1/ 10; Min. 256 MB RAM; Hard Disk Space: 150 MB; graphic card with a resolution of at least 1280x800
Publicado por:
Ashampoo GmbH & CoPágina Oficial:
https://www.ashampoo.com/en/usd/pin/0686/multimedia-software/Ashampoo-Photo-Card-2Tamaño del Archivo:
211 MB
Precio:
$19.99
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Just a single one sided sheet, not a greetings card style. No good for me.
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Hello. Are these PRINTABLE?? Thank you.
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sawa,
On the product page it says: "Save and print your cards and surprise your loved ones with a classic paper greeting card. "
It looks like text, photos, and clipart are treated like vector-based graphics, which is a plus for printing, though photos do still need to be a high enough resolution to print at good quality [the std. 300 d.p.i. should work great]. Sadly it also looks like Alan Smith is correct, posting that it's single sided only -- to create a traditional greeting card you'd have to shrink the image you got out of Photo Card [print to PDF? - printer utility app?], printing the inside message separately.
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Sounds interesting, but why is the setup file so large? Furthermore, if that file alone is 211MB, how can it require only 150MB of hard disk space?
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mardel,
Or extremely poor programming more like.
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I uninstalled Photo Card 2. The main reason being that there is no way of making alterations to the preinstalled frames/foregrounds. If there is let's say a rose on a foreground/frame, I would as a minimum requirement expect to be able to move the rose around or simply remove it—and perhaps put something else there instead.
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