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Download of the week: Seam Carving GUI
But this isn’t something Adobe invented – the algorithm was developed by Shai Avidan and Ariel Shamir and presented at SIGGRAPH in 2007. In fact, the technique has since shown up in a number of other applications, one of which is Seam Carving GUI. This freeware application doesn't require installation and is fairly easy to use: just load an image, select the area you want to keep or remove when resizing, and select the target size.
Admittedly, results are not perfect and may vary significantly depending on the elements on your image but it is still a fun tool to have around. I’ve posted a modified picture after the break for you to judge, or perhaps you’ll want to try out Seam Carving GUI for yourself and share your results in the TechSpot Gallery.


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captain828 on February 6, 2009 7:13 PM |
Great find! I think I've heard of this before, but never thought it was this simple. |
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