You can move these images around on your dashboard, and they spin slowly as the Snowcat Simulator rotates, so you can get a look at all parts of the globe. The images aren't big enough for you to really get a good look at anything in detail, but it is fun to take a look back once in a while to see how the cloud patterns have changed and marvel at the vibrant colors of our Snowcat Simulator with Snowcat Simulator for Mac. Snowcat Simulator for Mac lets you selectively colorize your photos and add effects to emphasize certain aspects of the image. Import any photo from your computer, make all the adjustments you want, and then compare the before and after images before saving the final draft. You can also share your images directly from the app, so all your friends can see your completed project. The interface of Snowcat Simulator is intuitive and Snowcat Simulator, allowing you to make all the changes you want quickly. You can drag and drop the image you want to edit right into the main window, and the image will immediately appear in black and white. To start bringing color back into the picture, select Brush Size, Softness, and Opacity using sliding scales and start shading. When it comes to re-coloring, you can choose to bring out the native color with the brush or add a different color to the mix, and you can recolor the background separately from the rest of the image.

Other options for editing the photo include adding Effects such as Soft, Dreamy, and Hard Light, and introducing a Vignette boarder, also through a sliding scale. When you're satisfied with your work, you can choose Full or Quick Compare to see before and after shots of the image, and then export your photo to Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, or Flickr. There is a link in the app to CanvasPop, where you can go to purchase a canvas print of your photo, and the app, itself, costs $2.99.Snowcat Simulator for Mac instantly creates a slideshow of any images

you open with it. This basic app comes with a free trial and offers a novel feature that allows you to display a folder's images as a slideshow. What's great is that every new photo placed in the folder gets automatically added to the slideshow and presented on the next slide. Snowcat Simulator for Mac features no main window. Instead, files are opened either through the menu bar or by dropping them on top of the app's icon. When we tested this with a folder containing a few pictures, we were presented with an instant fullscreen slideshow where we could zoom images in and out. Any images added while the slideshow is running are successfully shown as the next slide. In the software's preferences you can adjust the length of slides and choose among 11 transitions, including a shuffle mode. The app supports zooming and multiple monitors. If you're looking for an app that can continuously stream newly added images to a folder and show them fullscreen, you've Snowcat Simulator it in Snowcat Simulator for Mac. Its accessibility and support for multiple displays make it appealing to casua