Recomposit

Developed by the team at Stepok Image Lab, Recomposit is a photo editing tool. You can use it to perform a variety of tasks. If the camera flash gives you red eyes, you can use Recomposit to fix it. If the colors don’t feel right, you can use Recomposit to adjust them. If there is an item in the image that you don’t like, you can use Recomposit to remove it. Know what, you can even cut out an object from the background.

If you have a Windows-powered machine with 2GB of RAM memory, Recomposit will run on it. You won’t have any problems getting Recomposit up and running on that PC. After you download and run an installer, a setup wizard shows up and guides you through the installation process. Quickly click through it and you will be done before you know it.

Recomposit has a good looking, dark-themed interface. The panel on the left hand side allows you to explore your drives. You can use this panel to select a folder that contains images. When you select that folder, the panel on the right hand side will present thumbnails for all the images inside the folder. Double click a thumbnail and Recomposit will display the image you select.

By default, when you access the Edit function, Recomposit displays a “What’s wrong” prompt. This prompt features the following options: exposure problem, noise, portrait optimizing, wrong white balance, distortion, sharpen and contrast, dull color, install filter, erase it. Pick the last option and you can remove elements from an inage. I used it to remove a seagull from a quite lovely picture.

Recomposit puts lots of photo editing functions at your fingertips. You have a trial period of 30 days to uncover them all. Once this trial period is over, you will have to purchase a license to keep using Recomposit.

Perform all sorts of photo editing tasks with the good looking and user friendly Recomposit.