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You only have to choose which distribution channel has the most visibility and seems more suited to your app. More time is spent on bettering the app itself and adding new features by maintaining a single version.
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I know the hassle of maintaining two different builds of an application for App Store and non-App Store distribution as I am a Mac app developer myself.
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The Pixelmator guys don’t have a choice they can’t offer upgrade pricing with the current Mac App Store scheme.
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For now, anyone can purchase the currently available version of Pixelmator on the Mac App Store for $29 and receive a free upgrade of Pixelmator 2.0 once it is Schmidt: And you’ll spend about 5+ times your $100 for your copy of Photoshop, which is becoming uglier and buggier on Mac OS X as new versions are released. More information on Pixelmator 2.0 can be found at Pixelmator 2.0 will be available exclusively on the Mac App Store for $59 later this summer. Pixelmator 2.0 is a free upgrade via the Mac App Store for everyone who has purchased any version of Pixelmator via the Mac App Store. Other new features of Pixelmator 2.0 Chameleon include a cleaner and easier-to-use interface, a new Eyedropper Tool, a new info bar, a convenient tool options bar, a fully customizable Tools palette, a new Type Tool, a Pixel Tool, and a number of minor improvements. The new Smudge Tool allows smearing paint, or rubbing out blemishes or any other details in images, simply by using any brush tip, as realistically as using one’s fingers. The new retouching tools in Pixelmator include a Sponge Tool, for adding more color or taking color away from areas of an image by painting on them Burn and Dodge tools, for naturally darkening or lightening areas of an image and a Red Eye Tool for easily-either automatically or manually- fixing the red-eye effect in images.
By using either the new Healing Tool or the selection tools, one can select wrinkles, blemishes, image damage or any other details in images, then let Pixelmator smartly and seamlessly fill the selected area with similar nearby image content. The drawing tools are very useful for creating buttons, icons, web page elements, illustrations or any other items for use in image compositions.Ī breakthrough new Content-Aware Fill technology in Pixelmator allows users to magically get rid of unwanted elements in images, as if they never existed. Fill and stroke settings for created shapes, as well as shadows, can be easily adjusted in the new Shape Settings palette.
In addition to Pen, Freeform Pen, Convert and Path Selection tools, Pixelmator also includes pre-drawn shape tools for quickly adding triangles, lines, circles, rectangles, and even custom shapes from the new Shapes palette into compositions. The new, full-featured and precise drawing tools in Pixelmator allow users to easily add, create and edit vector shapes.
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“Now, with tons of new features and improvements, the next generation of Pixelmator is clearly one of the most impressive and useful apps ever built for Mac OS X.” “Pixelmator makes it incredibly fun and easy for anyone to create, edit and enhance images,” said Saulius Dailide of the Pixelmator Team. Pixelmator 2.0, codenamed Chameleon, features drawing tools, Content-Aware technology-based Fill, a Healing Tool, new retouching tools, a Smudge Tool, and more. The Pixelmator Team unveiled Pixelmator 2.0 today, a major upgrade of the groundbreaking image editing tool that provides everything needed to create, edit, and enhance still images. New Features Include Drawing Tools, Content-Aware Fill, New Retouching Tools, Smudge Tool
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