Looking for Wave Tube Freeware: Back in 2012, two computers ago, I had a piece of freeware that allowed me to send fanciful pix of dogs to folks as a way of saying thanks for backyard...

CanonShot Loc: Lancaster County, PA

Back in 2012, two computers ago, I had a piece of freeware that allowed me to send fanciful pix of dogs to folks as a way of saying thanks for backyard flower photo opportunities. It drew many nice responses.

For some reason that piece of freeware got lost in the computer shuffle. Please look at the examples below and share the name of the freeware if you currently use it for pix.

Thanks.

RichardSM Loc: Back in Texas

CanonShot wrote:

Back in 2012, two computers ago, I had a piece of freeware that allowed me to send fanciful pix of dogs to folks as a way of saying thanks for backyard flower photo opportunities. It drew many nice responses.

For some reason that piece of freeware got lost in the computer shuffle. Please look at the examples below and share the name of the freeware if you currently use it for pix.

Thanks.

Your know I don't have any idea!

Bill_de Loc: US

How did Google get so popular when nobody uses it? :)

http://www.tuxpi.com/photo-effects/swirl-frame

This was just the first thing to pop up.

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CanonShot Loc: Lancaster County, PA

Thank you, Bill.

Cwilson341 Loc: Central Florida

Couldn't have helped with the software name but I sure do like these dog shots. Very neat. I can understand why you wanted to find it again.

Drala2k Loc: Vermont

Bill_de wrote:

How did Google get so popular when nobody uses it? :)

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Why so hard on them when it gives a chance to come here and chat with us nice folks.

CanonShot Loc: Lancaster County, PA

I am still interested in anyone who can find another site for swirl framing. I tried the one mentioned above but I cannot find a way to sent the finished product back to me. It seems that the site only allows your pix to be sent to Pinterest or other social sites like FB. That is definitely not what I need, but again, thanks to Bill for offering a possibility.

CanonShot Loc: Lancaster County, PA

Cwilson341 wrote:

Couldn't have helped with the software name but I sure do like these dog shots. Very neat. I can understand why you wanted to find it again.

Thank you for your thoughts on the dog pix, CW341. I am hoping to apply the technique to macro shots in the spring.

SqBear Loc: Kansas, (South Central)

Bill_de wrote:

How did Google get so popular when nobody uses it? :)

http://www.tuxpi.com/photo-effects/swirl-frame

This was just the first thing to pop up.

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That is amazing!
Thanks for canonshot bringing it to our attention,
and thanks bill for the link!

dalematt Loc: Goderich, Ontario, Canada

CanonShot wrote:

I am still interested in anyone who can find another site for swirl framing. I tried the one mentioned above but I cannot find a way to sent the finished product back to me. It seems that the site only allows your pix to be sent to Pinterest or other social sites like FB. That is definitely not what I need, but again, thanks to Bill for offering a possibility.

I found the same thing. So, I used the "Snipping Tool" in Windows and saved it that way.

Dale40203 Loc: Louisville, KY

dalematt wrote:

I found the same thing. So, I used the "Snipping Tool" in Windows and saved it that way.

There is a "Save" button on the left side which sends a copy back to you via browser download.

SqBear Loc: Kansas, (South Central)

Dale40203 wrote:

There is a "Save" button on the left side which sends a copy back to you via browser download.

I did the same as Dale40203 with the Save button.
It saved in my Download File, there I changed the name (for me) and moved the files to my Photo Files.
Then I emailed several photos to my Kids and Grandkids.
Worked good for me.
Have not tried to post on FB yet.

Great little program and lots to do with it too!
Dave

GENorkus Loc: Washington Twp, Michigan

Reminds me of a form of circular vignetting or a frame.

Different and neat!

texaseve Loc: TX, NC and NH

That one is fun!

texaseve Loc: TX, NC and NH

Just had a ball with FotoFlexer also. It has very interesting twirl capabilities also.