Helios

January 6, 2011 | Zoltan Arva-Toth | Software | Comment |

Aragon Systems has launched Helios, an image handling application for photographers. Helios offers a complete solution for photo processing workflow, from development of raw photos to printing, for Windows users. Apart from standard operations such as curves, colour adjustments, cropping and red eye removal, advanced tools such as distortion/perspective control, noise removal, adaptive contrast adjustment are included. All results are automatically saved and the user can start over at any point with an earlier version of the photo. A full licence is priced at €49, and both a time-limited trial version and a free “light” version are available too.

Aragon Press Release

Aragon Systems, www.aragonsystem.com, a long time provider of scientific imaging software, has released “Helios” an image handling application for photographers. Helios offers a complete solution for photo processing workflow, from development of raw photos to printing.

Photos are always presented with the monitor profile applied and printers with larger color spaces than sRGB are supported.

Apart from standard operations such as curves, color, crop, red eye removal and other, advanced tools such as advanced Distortion/Perspective adjustment, Noise Removal, derasterization and adaptive Contrast adjustment are included.

Photos can be captioned and be organized by assigning them to albums.

External programs for special operations not included in Helios can easily be integrated.

All results are automatically saved and the user can start over at any point with an earlier version of the photo.

Operations can be applied to several photos at once and processing settings can be reused later.

Operations and menus are documented by a “bubble help” system.

A time limited but fully functional version can be downloaded from
www.aragonsystem.com/helios/downloads.html

A limited free version without support for profiles and multi-image operations is also available.

Helios supports all versions of Windows.

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