Immutation 1.1

Apples Image Units in Tiger are a wonder. Use Sepiah Tone to get that old fashioned look or Exposure Adjust to get that image just right.

Image Units are extremely powerful by themselves, but they can also be used in combination. Take a picture, apply a Sepia Tone and then apply a White Point Adjust with a light blue. The resulting image is a nice nighttime effect.

Since you built the perfect set of Image Units with just the right position on the sliders, it would surely be a pain to have to do it all over again. Thinking about it, it would be cool to apply your perfect chain of Image Units to some other images, maybe a lot of them.

This is why we built Immutation. Selling for $19.95 USD, we feel you will be able to realize the true power of OS X.

Ease of Use
Immutation starts with a screen that allows you to view a lot of images the way you want. Compare an image with the result either in a portrait or landscape mode, or look at your new image, by itself, in a bigger window.

Flip easily between building a chain of Image Units and viewing the results of your work. Immutations viewing options allow for 8 different ways to view your images, all controlled by 3 simple icons.

Experimentation
One of the joys of using combinations of Image Units is the experimentation. Adding new ones, adjusting some values, trying different combinations is a natural way to work. Immutation updates the results of your experimentation as soon as you change anything so you can see the results without some wait or even pressing a go button.

While experimenting it would be really, really bad if you original image was destroyed or altered. Immutation does non-destructive editing so the original stays safe while you experiment. With well over 50 filters at your disposal, you can do a lot of experimenting. Immutation also supports a lot of file formats (including some camera raw formats) so you will have plenty of images to feed your experimentation.

Since ease of use and efficiency were priorities with Immutation we decided to have the filter chains be saved independently of the image itself. Thus allowing you to create the same effect on multiple images by only setting up the filters once.