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    Robo Brush

    Works with a handful a programs at the moment. Free (beta) at the this time. Oscar (Mediachance) just released it (hinted about it for a few months now). Click here for the discussion thread. It's not very fast (warning). Haven't toyed with it yet; just know a few things about it from the discussion thread.

    Photo Reactor
    http://mediachance.com/robobrush/
    Highly optimized dynamic parallel photo processor for 21st century with unlimited possibilities. Create thousands of fantastic effects that may be impossible to achieve in a standard image editor.
    Last edited by lkroll; 04-27-2017, 10:10 PM. Reason: Changed title
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