“Create art pieces from your photos”

Sometimes a slight color change is enough to turn a standard photo into a great picture. This is precisely what you can do with B/Works, a simple photo editing tool that enables you apply color and light effects to your photos very easily.

The program features a basic interface – so basic it doesn't have any help or configuration settings at all. But the truth is that you don't need any of those either. Simply load the photo you want to work with and begin experimenting with all the filters included in B/Works.

There are plenty of them available, from a plain black and white effect to a high contrast duotone filter that will add a dramatic touch to your image. You can see how each filter actually looks like on your photo, but only in two ways: either 1:1 view or fit window size.

One last tip: once you find the right effect for your photo, remember to save it with a different name. Otherwise the original file will be overwritten.

B/Works is the easiest way to apply special filters to your pictures and obtain amazing results in no time.

Languages:

English

OS requirements for B/Works:

OS: Win95/98/98SE/Me/2000/NT/XP

Pros

Easy way to apply photo effects
Large variety of filters
Results in real time

Cons

Only two viewing options
Edited photos are not renamed: be careful not to overwrite!

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From the publisher of B/Works

Go back in time! Create Black and White images with a magical twist. Don't throw your images you don't like - experiment with them!

B/Works allows you to create old fashioned B/W images, Sepia or Duotone colored images.
Sometimes you have a picture which doesn't look very exciting in color, try to experiment with B/Works and maybe you create some art! Who knows?

As a special bonus there is also included a procedure to enhance sky - to create the powerful dark dramatic sky. It is easy, load a picture and try some of the presets.

If you like what you see, save it (under different name, please!)