#ISCRAPBOOK 7 REVIEWS MAC#
You can also use the standard Mac color picker, although it’s positively feeble compared to what Chronos offers.ĭivided into warm and cool shades, the color wheel also includes a Blends tab, which can be used to create up to 100 shades, tints, or tones from a pair of dominant colors.
There’s a new eyedropper tool which can be used to pick colors from anywhere on your screen-even outside of the application-and apply them to selected content. Throwing shadeĪnalyzing photos isn’t the only way to bring a splash of color to iScrapbook 7 projects. IScrapbook 7 includes a powerful new color wheel for creating or editing just the right hue for each project you’re working on. I did find one small bug that caused color schemes to vanish when reselecting analyzed photos, but toggling the pulldown menu temporarily restored them. Additional hues are available by using the pulldown menu to display only lighter or darker color options, but users can save an unlimited number of color schemes, each with a custom name. Results appear in the blink of an eye, each with five primary hues that can be saved and applied throughout a project. This is done by first selecting the photo, browsing to Image > Analyze from the right-hand design sidebar, and clicking the Analyze button. That’s because iScrapbook 7 introduces the ability to analyze inserted photos and quickly create a custom color palette created from its dominant colors. Several presets are included, but it’s super-easy to create your own in a few clicks.
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