Prizmo is a pro scanning app that lets you capture, flatten & clean up, OCR, and export/upload as PDF or DOCX. Now with Pencil annotations. On Mac, you can also use a scanner device for capture.
Prizmo Go
Productivity
Prizmo Go is about quickly grabbing text from the camera or from a picture for copy/pasting, sharing, reading aloud. Works with handwriting. Think of it as a more advanced Live Text.
Hydra
Photo & Video
Hydra is a camera app for iPhone & iPad with innovative AI-powered technology that lets you take gorgeous and unique pictures even in challenging lighting conditions.
Emulsio
Photo & Video
Emulsio lets you stabilize, insert AI slo-mo, and convert videos to higher FPS on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Perfect to fine-tune mobile or DJI/GoPro® footage for pro-looking results. Optimized for 4K and HDR.
Golf Quartz
Sport
Golf Quartz for Apple Watch & iPhone provides GPS distances, scorecard, and swing analysis. The Mac companion app lets you map & distribute courses to players.
Inko
Drawing
Inko is a collaborative drawing app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It works both locally in peer-to-peer fashion or remotely over the internet. Optimized for Apple Pencil.
Carbo
Drawing
Carbo is your digital notebook that lets you create and organize handwritten notes & drawings on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Optimized for Apple Pencil.
Morph Age
Photo & Video
Morph Age is a Mac application to create morphing & warping animations of faces, animals, or objects. Both for fun purposes and for creative artists.
Hydra
Create stunning HDR images from single or multiple exposures
Activate the feature, and see on each image which parts are either underexposed, or overexposed. They will flash to help you localize them more easily.
★ 1st shot out of a set of 3 Exposure duration = 1/13 sec. The highlights areas are flashing (black areas on the screenshot on the right).
★ 2nd shot out of a set of 3 Exposure duration = 1/25 sec. The highlights areas are flashing (black areas on the screenshot on the right).
★ 3rd shot out of a set of 3 Exposure duration = 1/60 sec. The lowlights areas are flashing (white areas on the screenshot on the right).
Snapshots
Snapshots are user presets which can be stored per document. They are used for helping you experiment before rendering the HDR image.
Change the value of some controls, and click the + button to temporarily save the image in your Hydra project. A dot appears in the first circle.
Edit the control values again, and click the + button. Another dot appears in the second circle.
Select another tone mapping presets, and click the + button. A dot appears in the third circle.
Click the 1st circle to preview the 1st image you saved. Click the second one to show the second image, and so on. So, you can easily compare images, and render the one you like best.
Ghost artifact example: a bird was swimming when the pictures were shot. As a result, you can see 3 bird shapes on the HDR image. You can see ghost artifacts on an HDR image if a person, an animal or any other object moved between the different exposure shots. To get a perfect HDR image, you need several shots which are exactly the same. Or you can use the ghost removal feature of Hydra 3.
There are 2 methods available in Hydra 3 for removing ghost artifacts: an automatic technique, and a zone-based technique. In the example below, you can see how to use the zone-based technique.
Remark: you can add several zones if you need to correct several ghost artifacts.
Step 1:Activate the zone-based ghost removal feature
Step 2:Draw a line enclosing the area where you want to avoid the ghost artifactStep 3:Select the image(s) to be used for rendering this part of the HDR image
X-Ray-based Alignment Editing
Hydra 3 provides an advanced automatic image matching technique relying on multi-core acceleration. You can activate manual matching when the automatic technique failed to locate a reference point on an image. Move the point on the image until the target is at the same location as on the reference image (i.e. the middle image which is shown in yellow).
The last pane in the series shows an X-ray view. It allows you to position more accurately the alignment points towards the reference image. Colored lines provide visual feedback on the correctness of subpixel positioning.
Probe-based Adjustments (Pro only)
You can use probes to select areas based on distance, color, or brightness tolerance, and modify these areas. This probe-based selection mechanism is only available in Hydra Pro.
The HDR Image
Move the probe to the appropriate location, and move the sliders to adjust distance, color, or brightness tolerance.
Batch Processing (Pro only)
Do you have many series of exposure shots you want to make HDR images from? Hydra Pro 3 and its batch processing feature will enable you to render several HDR images in a row. Simply drag and drop the images or folders in the batch processing window, and Hydra Pro will automatically make series of them. If Hydra Pro happens to be mistaken, you can manually modify the photo sets by removing a picture, splitting a set, or merging a set with the previous one.
Then, you can choose for each photo set how to process the image:
which tone mapping preset to apply
whether images have to be aligned
whether there are ghost effects to remove automatically
where you want the HDR images to be saved
which image format you want to output
whether you want to save a Hydra document for later fine-tuning it manually.
