BordersHelper uses an algorithm based on Flood Fill, Component Labelling, and Region Adjacency Graphs. It removes noisy borders in monochromatic images of documents introduced by the digitalization process using automatically fed scanners.
BordersHelper expects as input a monochrome image.

Color Wheel Pro is the only tool that allows you to see color theory in action: you can create harmonious color schemes and preview them on real-world examples. The preview is real-time: when adjusting the color scheme, you see the changes immediately.

Color Wheel Pro includes all the classic color schemes: Monochromatic, Analogous, Complementary, Split Complementary, Triadic, and Tetradic.

BlackMagic may be used to colorize Black & White, Sepia, or IR (infrared) photos. It may also be used to color-correct/ re-color photos with dull, faded, or inappropriate hues. Creating professional quality colorized photos with BlackMagic is a child's play, yet a photo artist's envy - the results look as if the photo had actually been 'shot' in color.

BlackMagic Professional Ed. is the ultimate tool for colorizing Black & White, Sepia, or IR (infrared) photos, or for color-correcting/ re-coloring ones with dull, faded, or inappropriate hues. Creating professional quality colorized photos with BlackMagic is a child's play, yet a photo artist's envy - the results look as if the photo had actually been 'shot' in color.

BlackMagic Home Ed. is a quick, easy, and fun way to colorize Black & White, Sepia, or IR (infrared) photos, or to color-correct/ re-color ones with dull, faded, or inappropriate colors. Creating professional quality colorized photos with BlackMagic is a child's play, yet a photo artist's envy - the results look as if the photo had actually been 'shot' in color.

BlackMagic Business Ed. is the tool of choice for colorizing Black & White, Sepia, or IR (infrared) photos, or for color-correcting/ re-coloring ones with dull, faded, or inappropriate hues. Creating professional quality colorized photos with BlackMagic is a child's play, yet a photo artist's envy - the results look as if the photo had actually been 'shot' in color.