Tonality Pro Tonality Pro For Mac
Oct 28, 2016 - Tonality CK (was Tonality Pro) is the award-winning black-and-white photo software for Mac, and the world's only monochrome photo editing.
Tonality Pro Verdict There’s no doubt that there is a lot of functionality here for quite a modest stake. The ability to use layers to stack effects and the texture overlays make it possible to get lots of creative effects. Some of the film emulation presets look pretty much like the others, but there are enough presets across the board to give you specific effects that suit everything from portraits to landscapes and HDR projects.
It’s also a bonus that a number of effects actually use colour as well as mono. The app is fast at providing previews and has a lot of different looks it can bring to your projects.
It’s not as wide ranging as Alien Skin’s Exposure but then it is a great deal cheaper and easily represents the best budget option for those wanting stylish or grungy black and white conversions. Maybe I missed it, but there doesn’t seem to be anything in this review to state this is mac only software. I suppose the makers name is a clue, but not conclusive if you’ve never heard of them before. Primarily I think of Scottish names, even though a certain burger firm tried to copyright the usage! I followed the link to their website and the price is reduced from £41.99 to £33.59, but £7.05 VAT is added bringing the total price asked to £40.64.
Two questions: 1. Can a company in California charge VAT to UK buyers? Does the UK exchequer actually receive this money?
Maybe I missed it, but there doesn’t seem to be anything in this review to state this is mac only software. I suppose the makers name is a clue, but not conclusive if you’ve never heard of them before.
Macphun Tonality
Primarily I think of Scottish names, even though a certain burger firm tried to copyright the usage! I followed the link to their website and the price is reduced from £41.99 to £33.59, but £7.05 VAT is added bringing the total price asked to £40.64. Two questions: 1. Can a company in California charge VAT to UK buyers? Does the UK exchequer actually receive this money?