The description of Polarr Photo Editor - Play With New Friends
Beautiful, lightweight, powerful photo editing for Windows.Loaded with 100+ high quality filters and advanced features, Polarr Photo Editor is a lightweight, beautiful, professional photo editor for Windows.Performance - At 4MB, Polarr is the smallest and most efficient photo editor for Windows.. - Exceptional memory/CPU management and low power consumption using Webkit. - Support JPEG, and most RAW images up to 42MP, transparent PNG and exports Adjustments - Color: Temperature, Tint, Contrast, Saturation, Vibrance- Detail: Clarity, Sharpen, Denoise (color and luminance), Diffuse and Dehaze - Optics: Distortions, Vignette, Fringing - Eight channel HSL adjustments - Three channel curve adjustments - Highlights/shadows toning - Filter blending & mixing.And much more!Lightweight- At only 4MB, it's one of the smallest professional photo editors.Beautiful- Sleek, game-controller-style interface designed with both amateurs and pros in mind.Powerful- Advanced editing features like Curves, Local Adjustments, and Creating your own Filters.Loaded with 100+ high quality filters and advanced features, Polarr Photo Editor is a lightweight, beautiful, professional photo editor for Windows.Performance - At 4MB, Polarr is the smallest and most efficient photo editor for Windows.. - Exceptional memory/CPU management and low power consumption using Webkit. - Support JPEG, and most RAW images up to 42MP, transparent PNG and exports Adjustments - Color: Temperature, Tint, Contrast, Saturation, Vibrance- Detail: Clarity, Sharpen, Denoise (color and luminance), Diffuse and Dehaze - Optics: Distortions, Vignette, Fringing - Eight channel HSL adjustments - Three channel curve adjustments - Highlights/shadows toning - Filter blending & mixing.And much more!Lightweight- At only 4MB, it's one of the smallest professional photo editors.Beautiful- Sleek, game-controller-style interface designed with both amateurs and pros in mind.Powerful- Advanced editing features like Curves, Local Adjustments, and Creating your own Filters.
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