What's new in PhotoKey Pro 8.1.0298
Jul 16, 2018
- NEW:
- Upgraded keying tools
- 250 high-quality backdrops
- Improved Photoshop plug-in
- More layers, more control
- Interface refinement
- UPGRADED:
- New effects & filters
- PhotoKey 8 Studio
New in PhotoKey Pro 7.0.0324 (Jul 11, 2016)
- Key new features:
- PhotoKey 7 Pro automatically replaces unwanted light spill from your green screen with the ambient lighting from your background. This is a revolutionary new feature, with semi-transparent materials such as lace, or highly reflective clothing such as wedding dresses.
- Client preview window - The new preview mode displays your work on a second monitor, with PhotoKey’s interface hidden. Ideal for attracting customers at live events and providing clients with a glimpse of the finished image.
- Intelligent keying - PhotoKey has always had the highest quality green screen keying. PhotoKey 7 Pro is smarter, identifying your background color with more accuracy and a built-in awareness of common photographic setups.
- Retina compatibility - PhotoKey 7 Pro fully embraces Retina displays, delivering a beautiful, high resolution interface on Mac.
- Raw import - You can now import your RAW images directly into PhotoKey 7 Pro, without needing to convert beforehand.
- Export to FTP - You can now export and upload images via FTP from inside PhotoKey, introducing new options for automating your entire workflow.
- Hot folder enhancements - PhotoKey automatically displays the most recent image in your hot folder, so that you can get an instant preview of your green screen composite while you shoot without needing to go back to your computer. Works perfectly when combined with the new client preview feature.
New in PhotoKey Pro 6.0.0021 (Jun 19, 2013)
- Fix for Photoshop plugin issue when saving temporary file for use with PhotoKey.
- Product now supports international Unicode characters.
New in PhotoKey Pro 6.0.0018 (May 14, 2013)
- Fixed alpha issue when sending images back to Photoshop.
- Resolved occasional issue of hot folder not updating correctly.
New in PhotoKey Pro 6.0.0015 (Apr 12, 2013)
- Adaptive color keying for improved edge detail and handling of uneven green screens. Find out more.
- New filters: Bleach bypass, hue shift, defocus, enhanced tints
- Color profile & EXIF support.
New in PhotoKey Pro 5.2.0004 (Feb 5, 2013)
- Hot Folder functions have been rewritten to handle problems which occur when transferring images through a network, or when using some third party tethering tools.
- Exporting to PNG format now allows a compression level to be set.
- Exporting to TIFF format now supports LZW compression.
- Fixed an issue where the foreground layer would change composition order within the Layers section when loading a project.
- All web content and activation now works on OS X 10.5 (Leopard).
- Fixed some font display issues in the interface.
New in PhotoKey Pro 5.1.0008 (Dec 15, 2012)
- New filters; "Auto Color", "Auto Contrast" and "Auto Levels".
- Export settings are retained between user sessions.
- Zoom controls have been changed for ease of use.
- When exporting the canvas image, there is no longer a message box shown upon success.
- Users can now specify the default viewer downsample type in Options dialog.
- Auto Chroma Key now shows the RGB color chosen by the auto setting.
- Filters containing blurs now use less memory when exporting.
- When using the pipette to choose key color in Auto Chroma Key, the source foreground image is shown without any filters applied.
- Various speed improvements when recreating the GUI.
- Various speed improvements when navigating between sections.
- Color pipette widgets can be reset to defaults by right clicking.
- Double clicking a project icon in Finder or dragging a project icon onto the product icon now opens the project correctly in the Mac version.
New in PhotoKey Pro 3.0.0007 (Dec 3, 2009)
- Exported “selected” images also exports batched, now resolved.
- Relinking single images should be more obvious.
- Fixed undefined behaviour with mask handles.
- Fixed various font size issues