Photo To Cartoon For Mac

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In the age where the most popular camera in the world is an iPhone, where photos are mostly free, and sharing photos is done instantly, what else is new under the sun? Here’s a new way to convert regular, ordinary, run-of-the-mill photographs into works of cartoonish art. That’s right, your Mac has a new trick to learn. Grab a photo from iPhoto, drop it on, and convert the humdrum banality of a photo into something Disneyesque or Hanna-Barbera-like. Cartoons By The Masses Back in the day, when cowboys were men, and cameras were complicated, we photographer wannabes had the cost of film standing in the way of creativity.

Film was expensive so every shot had to be properly composed, appropriately exposed, then carefully developed, then processed and printed. Today, photography is all point and shoot, and the instant photos are low cost and of decent quality. It’s post production where the fun begins. Artoon is one of those new breed Mac apps which takes a basic photograph– close up, portrait, scene, or whatever– and turns it into cartoon-like characters and images. Drop in a photo, choose from a list of presets (or customize a preset and save it as your own), and what you see is what you get. Are these pictures worth a thousand comic strip or comic book words? How you get from basic photo to art cartoon is mostly point and click, with a few adjustments to slider bars to match your tastes.

Artoon comes with presets to get you started. Select one from the four available Style Browser options– Vectoon, Cartoon, Poptoon, and Monotoon. Each preset comes with additional options to adjust color smoothing, change color vibrancy, alter outline style, and slider bars for width and details. Adjusted values can be saved as your own preset. There’s also an iPhone version of Artoons which gives options to upload to Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Tumblr, and save photos to your iOS photo library. Artoons costs a few dollars, and shouldn’t be the only Mac photo enhancement app in your Applications folder, but it’s a worthy addition for a different look.

I agree with the Parallels solution. That is VM software that will allow you to create as many virtual machines as the host (the Mac Pro) can support, and from the looks of the specs you provided, that should be plenty of vms! As stated by ChristopherO you could then set up a VM for each of them, each running Windows. With both VMs active and the Host OSX operating system active, that ac Pro should do fine. Then each user could Remote to the VM they want to use. Boot Camp is nice, but I do not believe that you can have multiple Windows Partitions active at the same time. Could be wrong on that.

The problem there is that even though OSX is a multi-user operating system, Windows is not. So, the Windows partition you create would not allow both users simultaneous access and as there is only one ACTIVE windows partition, there is no way around it. Cannot have two Windows users on the Mac at a time with BootCamp. With Parallels, you can have multiple VMs running each with any op sys you want.

So, you CAN have multiple Windows VMs and have a single user Remote to each one at the same time. I do not believe that you could (or should) remove the OSX installation if using Parallels, but that should not be a problem for them, they can just ignore it. You should be able to set things up so that on boot-up, or power-up OSX starts Parallels automatically, and Parallels starts both VMs automatically. In my mind that is a very nice solution to your situation. I have a feeling that this is not going to end well, at least not for you though, you will be supporting this setup for a long, long time because Macs never die unless they get grievously mutilated!

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(LOL) I have some cheap MacBooks that are 5+ years old and running strong. Wish I had a Mac Pro like the one you described!

That would be the Cats Meow!