Engraver II

Press Release:

AlphaPlugins, LLC is glad to present for your attention a newest version of our most popular Photoshop's plug-in - Engraver II. Now both Windows & Macintosh versions of plug-in are available. And Photoshop CS3/CS4 is supported. AlphaPlugins Engraver II simulates old engravings or lithography by converting images into thin curves. Intuitive controls for all parameters let you quickly turn photos into masterpieces with the look of old-style engraving-even like a president on paper money.

Engraver II is a plug-in filter for Adobe Photoshop and compatibles. Plug-in enables you to make stylized photographs or images to look like beautiful vintage engravings and allows you to create fascinating digital art effortlessly. Engraver cuts through images with thin lines forming a geometric pattern. The thickness of these lines will change depending on the image beneath.

Engraver II makes it possible to display an image as a stylized black-and-white or color print. Enjoy a wide selection of geometric patterns and variety of lines for your illustrations as well as creating fringe patterns by overlapping layers. To achieve the right thickness of lines, correct spacing, pattern displacement and degree of relief, simply adjust the plug-in controls. Adjusting and fine tuning in Engraver is very easy, and it creates realistic and convincing effects. New version of Engraver is true professional tool. It lets to process even very high-resolution images in RGB and CMYK modes in 8 or 16 Bits/Channel.

• Windows and Mac versions
• Photoshop CS3/CS4 is supported
• 8 and 16 Bits/Channel
• RGB and CMYK color modes
• Very high-resolution pictures supported

If you already own Engraver (or if you purchased the AlphaPhotoFX plug-ins bundle) then you can update to Engraver II absolutely FREE!!! Just e-mail for a new serial number and tell us your name and the e-mail that you used when you purchased the previous version of Engraver or the AlphaPhotoFX bundle. The price is $49.95. For more information please visit the AlphaPlugins website.