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zxretrosoft wrote:Yes, definitely, just PB code.
I'm not against it. I'm working now on version 2.0, and it may already be for OS X. What should I do then? :)
You can post the source or let someone else try to compile it. :)

A little codewise suggestion ...
I have played with palettes myself and using a sorted and indexed palette makes it much faster to find the closest color.
If you aren't already doing that, you might consider that.
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I understand, it's very interesting. Before I finish 2.0 version, I'll think about it. I'll let you know;-) Thanks!
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Well, version 2.0 is out :)

Direct Download:
http://stahnu.cz/uprava-fotografii/retr ... download/1

64-bit:
http://stahnu.cz/uprava-fotografii/retr ... download/2

- fixed color emulation SamCoupé and Atari ST (choice of varieties, selected colors according to the analysis dominance "eject" and these are then converted)
- fixed emulation IBM EGA (choice of palette)
- fixed Amiga emulation (ECS + AGA)
- new color schemes (especially movies)
- fixed some bugs
- new feature Grid

wilbert:
Everything I know, everything I know :) :) I have only one problem: I have not Apple available and to buy it is terribly expensive :evil:
Last edited by zxretrosoft on Sat Jan 31, 2015 2:54 pm, edited 3 times in total.
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@zxretrosoft, I know. Apple is not the cheapest brand :shock:

As for your retro editor, I like the amount of palettes you offer to choose from.
When it comes to the effect menu, it still isn't clear to me what each option exactly does.
Maybe you can add some sort of help about those.
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wilbert wrote:@zxretrosoft, I know. Apple is not the cheapest brand :shock:

As for your retro editor, I like the amount of palettes you offer to choose from.
When it comes to the effect menu, it still isn't clear to me what each option exactly does.
Maybe you can add some sort of help about those.
Thank you!

I totally understand, it's not clear to me:-))

I think it's more on experimentation. Especially the combination of effects can not predict ...
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This is really cool!
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OK, version 3.0 is out! :)

I hope you enjoy it! 8)

Direct download:

32 bit
http://stahnu.cz/uprava-fotografii/retr ... download/3

64 bit
http://stahnu.cz/uprava-fotografii/retr ... download/4
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