TOKYO (MacHouse) – Hmm… We thought we were slow this month. Maybe not… We are ready to introduce the third software title of the month. We submitted a new desktop application to Mac App Store several minutes ago. This new software submission is called Oh My Lines.
Oh My Lines is a desktop application that lets you convert a color picture into a black-and-white image with lines. You can adjust the line angle and the line width to convert a color picture into a visually-interesting B & W image.
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Features
- Use a dropbox to open multiple images that are readily accessible at a time
- Adjust the line angle and the line width to change the look of the B & W image.
- Undo/Redo changes.
- Change the view scale.
- Export One: Export individual B & W images with lines.
- Export All: Export all B & W images at a time.
- The application supports Fullscreen.
- Language: English only.
- The application supports the Retina display.
- Application file size: 1.3 MB
- The application comes with a complete user’s guide written in English. (Choose Help > User’s Guide.)
System requirements
- Mac OS X 10.8, 10.9, 10.10
- 64-bit system
Limitations
- The application reads the following formats: BMP, GIF, JPEG, JPEG 2000, PDF, PNG, PSD, TIFF.
- Available export formats are BMP, GIF, JPEG, JPEG 2000, PNG, TIFF.
- The maximum line width is 100.
Version history
1.0.4 (Released on April 15, 2015)
- The application could fail to work properly with an European localization package where the comma is used to denote a decimal number.
- Mac OS X 10.7 is cut off, and the development target is set to OS X 10.8.
- The application could fail to open pictures that the user has selected for some locations.
- The application will write one or more final images to the disk with resolutions of 144 dpi x 144 dpi for JPEG, PNG, TIFF is they have a Retina display.
Trial/Demo version
Click here to download a trial version. Meanwhile, if you regularly review Mac software, you may be eligible for receiving free coupon codes, which can be redeemed at Mac App Store. Click here for more information.
Video tutorial
A video tutorial with text commentary is available in the form of a QuickTime movie. Click here. The data size is 74.8 MB, and the movie duration is 7 minutes and 16 seconds. The video dimensions are 1,440 x 900 pts.
Oh My Lines is a product of MacHouse.
Hello,
1. Software version : Oh My Lines 1.0.0
2. OS version : OS X 10.9.1, French
3. Computer model : mac mini, with screen dimensions 1920 pixels x 1200 pixels
4. Resources you are using : image Tiff 16 bit 3280×4928
5. How the problem occurred : the apply don’t want to save image, the lines “Export” and “Export all” are grey and not active.
Can you help me ?
Thanks
Thank you for your contacting us. I’ll get back with you in a minute.
Those toolbar buttons will stay grayed out as long as one of the graphic values (brightness, contrast, line angle, line size) are invalid. If any of them is invalid, you should see text in red. I’ve just tested the application under OS X 10.9. And I don’t have any trouble. If you go to http://support.mhvt.net/ and send us a screenshot and sample pictures, I’ll be happy to help further.
Thank you for your pictures, Ms. Campion. I’m not sure what the problem is that you are facing, but I’m sorry.
After seeing your screenshot, I don’t see anything wrong with what you are doing. I’ve used your cat picture for myself. And I don’t have trouble. The following link gives you a desktop video for my workflow.
One thing that I notice on your screenshot, though, is that your menu bar is orange, and there is an icon with 6 dots appearing to the left. And the application window is colorized as well. I don’t know what application you are using. I’ll keep looking, but I don’t have a clue for now. It sort of reminds me of Unix-like OS other than Mac OS X.
By the way, you’ve sent your pictures to our mail address at [email protected]. I don’t have trouble for your doing so. It’s just that we use this mail address to collect and analyze spam messages. And we only check messages every one or two days.
And that’s a very cute cat. Is she married?
Yours truly,
Tom Bluewater