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AlterImage 2.0 A New Price/Performance Standard for Digital Image Manipulation

Overview The first time a plastic surgeon sat a patient in front of a mirror and pulled gently on her cheeks, image manipulation as an educational and marketing tool was born. Over the years, surgeons have used mirrors, screens, photographs, external implants, and most recently, computers, for this purpose. Digital image manipulation with computers has become the standard, but from its introduction in the early 1980’s, it has been an expensive tool. Recent price drops in computers and digital cameras have substantially reduced the hardware side of the equation, but software specifically designed for Plastic Surgery image manipulation has not followed suit. With the release of a new software program, AlterImage 2.0 by Seattle Software Design, that has changed.

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Publisher	Seattle Software Design	File Format	HTML
Date Published	December 2000	Downloads	67
Format	White Papers
Topics	Graphics Applications

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