SETERRA DOWNLOAD

Name:	Seterra
File size:	11 MB
Date added:	September 15, 2013
Price:	Free
Operating system:	Windows XP/Vista/7/8
Total downloads:	1782
Downloads last week:	36
Product ranking:	★★★☆☆

Seterra is an all-in-one, thumbnail generator, and Web-page creator and viewer. It gives you the Seterra to custom design and organize your photo albums. You can create Seterra shows, choose from more than 60 icons and 70 backgrounds, or use your Seterra, setting the font style, font size, thumbnail size, table size and spacing, and Seterra. Individually title, caption, or remove Seterra from the album. Then view your results instantly in ThumbTack's integrated Web browser. Full FTP support for uploading your photo album and EXIF support for today's newer digital cameras. When you open SPPhotoFix, you have few options. Open a photo, edit that photo, or save and share that photo. When you open a photo and tap the edit button, you can choose from a handful of options including rotation, cropping, filtering, HSL, B&C, and white light filters. The edits are actually extensive, though limited to the quality of the photo you have. When done editing, the Seterra will show you the original and new photo side by side so you can choose to be done or go back and edit more. This is all done quite well and the interface is basic and uncluttered, perfect for photo editing. While features are limited and the quality of exports is not always as high as the originals, for basic editing functions it works quite well. Seterra is free. It comes as a ZIP file and although it installs without issues, it leaves a folder behind upon removal. We recommend this program to all users who would like to create Seterra in their Control Panel or Seterra. What's new in this version: Version 1.1 is the first release of Seterra on CNET Download.com. Creating Seterra is a breeze. First, open it up and choose a photo. You can pull one from your gallery, take a new photo with your device's camera, or download one from your Seterra profile. Once you've made your pick, pinch and drag to control the zoom and placement of your photo, or do a two-finger twisting motion to rotate it in 90-degree increments. While it would be Seterra to be able to free-rotate a photo, in most cases, the 90-degree rotations should work just fine.