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Alien Skin Bokeh v1.0

Alien Skin Bokeh v1.0.
Finally, you can manipulate focus just like fast expensive lenses with Bokeh, Alien Skin’s lens simulator Photoshop plug-in.
Bokeh can draw attention to your subject by manipulating focus and depth of field after the shot has been taken. From changing the depth of field to placing a radial sweet spot and adding a vignette, Bokeh provides many techniques for realistic blurring and altering the mood of a scene. Bokeh is the only software that accurately simulates the distinctive blurring and creamy highlights of real lenses. Terence Tay, Bokeh’s designer, performed careful experiments with lenses famous for their bokeh highlights, such as the CanonВ® EF 85mm f/1.2 II and the Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8. The result is a photo-realistic look, in contrast to the unnatural blur from other software.
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PerfectClock v2.7.2.203 Full Skin Pack

PerfectClock v2.7.2.203 Full Skin Pack.
PerfectClock is a skinnable, flexible, fast and highly customizable program displaying an unlimited number of World-Time clocks on your desktop.
PerfectClock keeps you in time across as many time zones as you wish. No more wasting your time working out the local time anywhere in the world - each clock can show any time zone you require. Professionally designed Wallpaper Clocks by famous design studio VladStudio can be displayed right on your desktop or can be run as your Screensaver. More than 130 Wallpaper Clock Skins are available for download.
Alien Skin Blow Up v2.0.2

Alien Skin Blow Up v2.0.2.
Alien Skin Blow Up v2.0.2
Alien Skin Blow Up v2.0.2
Blow Up® 2 is a Photoshop® plug-in that produces enlargements dramatically sharper than any other software, especially Photoshop! Blow Up uses an innovative algorithm that temporarily converts pixels to a vector representation which results in perfectly smooth, crisp edges. Simulated texture and film grain keep photos looking natural even in extreme enlargements. Blow Up can even clean up JPEG compression artifacts when a client insists on using a low quality source image from the Web.
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