– Snap Art went from ten filters to just one. All the presets for existing media types were remade and reorganized to be easier to use. – We added multiple crayon presets for that messy colorful look. Within those, you can choose from a plethora of styles like impasto, pointillism, or modern art techniques like comics and stylize. – Snap Art can draw with a wide range of physical media, such as oil paint, watercolor, pencil, and charcoal. This is great for leaving backgrounds abstract while faces are detailed and natural.
This lets you quickly mark exactly where you want more detail. – Instead of oval focus regions, Snap Art 4 now has a detail mask. If you used Snap Art in the past then you will notice dramatically clearer results, especially on portraits. This keeps the subject natural and recognizable. – Version 4 uses more refined stroke placement to keep edges sharp and reproduce natural texture. Visit our Lightroom page to learn the details. – Snap Art 4 has tight Lightroom integration that supports batch processing and does not require Photoshop. See the requirements for details and watch our videos to see how Snap Art works in these programs as a plug-in. – To use Snap Art, you will need to have one of the Adobe products Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, or Lightroom.
Snap Art 4 turns photos into art that looks completely natural and handmade. Snap Art works everywhere you do, now with Aperture support and as a standalone application that provides easy batch processing. The refreshed design and layout reduces distractions and provides fast visual browsing of a wide array of presets so you can achieve perfect results quicker than ever. Snap Art 4 lets you experiment with multiple artistic styles via a simple, sleek user interface. By analyzing the visual elements and techniques of artists through the centuries, we have designed Snap Art to produce images that look they were made by a human, not a computer. Transforming your photographs into beautiful works of art has never been easier than with Snap Art 4.
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