Dynamic Auto-Painter

Dynamic Auto-Painter (DAP) is a fun to use software to automatically turn a photo or a 3D rendering into great looking painting inspired by some of the most famous real world artists.

Dynamic Auto-Painter can work also as a great feedback tool to improve your photography skills by simplifying the image to its core visual values.

Overview

Dynamic Auto-Painter works differently from normal effects. Instead of changing the pixels of the photo itself, DAP uses the input image only as a guide to paint the scene with many different brushes and guided by real-world artists inspired techniques.


"In a nutshell, Dynamic Auto-Painter not only emulates the technique but also the way different painters would see the same scene"

Looks like painting even from a distance
One thing that puts DAP2 above others is that the output images will look like a painting even in small size (for example resized on web or looking from a distance when printed). This is normally a common deal-breaker with any automatic filters which when resized down will start look back like a processed photo.

Looks like painting up-close
Looking at details you may think we are showing you a real canvas. An in some sense it is actually true. There is an option in the software called Real Canvas that simulates the way a real canvas or artistic paper interact with a paint. There is enough details even for a largest print.

Never paints the same image twice
Here is an example with a close-up. This painting was made by DAP from a photo of s Water gardens by Nomick using Monet Preset style.

Looking at the detail above here is an important DAP feature: If you choose different style it will happily paint another image and of course the scene will remain the same. But if you look closely, it is not just a change of colors, it actually looks like painted by a different person.

Minimum System Requirements
Microsoft® Windows® 7, Vista or XP (32-bit or 64-bit editions)
1 GHz processor or better
2 GB of RAM
1 GB of free disk space
Minimum screen resolution: 1024 x 768 (highly recommended higher resolution)