Make Your Real-world Photo Live with Nature Illusion Studio

Rapid creation of lifelike screensavers and animations by adding a wide array of water, weather and sound effects to your own photos and images

BALI, Indonesia – Nufsoft has released Nature Illusion Studio 1.10, a design tool for creation of compelling screensavers and animations. This application provides you with a point-and-click design environment that lets you transform your real-world photo into an animated nature scene.

In just a few clicks you can add various water effects, weather effects like snow and rain, and background sounds that recreate natural phenomena with much realism and accuracy. The end result is a superbly lifelike and atmospheric presentation that can be saved as a screensaver, a standalone executable, an AVI or animated GIF file and distributed to other people, who can admire your creation.

The concept behind the studio is to bring in the natural look to still photos. Armin Budiman, its author says “A photo restricts your excitement from holidays spent at the seaside or near a waterfall to flat, two-dimensional images. Noe you can go beyond these physical restrictions and make a self-made animated scene, which can bring the original spirit and excitement of the holiday back to life. All visual effects have been recreated with accurate physics, so ripples on the water or subtle movements of the air look and behave just like they might in the physical life.

The best thing is that you can share your excitement with others. You can create a screensaver and present it as a gift to your beloved or friend, publish it on your website and let your guests or customers download it for free.”

Nature Illusion Studio lets you create your own screensaver right out of the box without any prior experience in graphic design. Simply load a real-world photo and, using your mouse, apply a water effect. You do this by drawing a water mask over the area you want to animate. The program allows you to apply 4 different water effects, each of which may be configured to behave in its own way. You can configure the height and number of waves, apply a ripple effect, add distortions to the water, and more. At any point of the creation process, you can preview the photo to see how your changes affect its look. Along with manual customization, you can load and apply preset settings from the Water Effect library. In addition to water effects, you may add fire, fog, and cloud effects and set the background music or sound.

Read more information at http://www.nufsoft.com/naturestudio.php and try it for free http://www.nufsoft.com/NIStudioSetup.exe (2.6 Mb)

Nature Illusion Studio at a Glance

  • Apply up to 4 water effects to a single image;
  • Add realistic snow and rain effects, sounds and background music up to 8 channels;
  • A library of presets for various effects, including Waterfall, Lake, River, Fire, Fog, etc.;
  • Auto View mode provides you with instant feedback on your changes in real time;
  • Save your creation as a screensaver, executable file, GIF or AVI file;
  • Created nature scenes can be used in Water Illusion Screensaver, or Water Illusion Screensaver Creator

    Nature Illusion Studio runs under Windows 9x/2000/Me/XP. Licensed customers are entitled to free upgrades and lifetime technical support. The company provides Limited Time Offers on its software (please, refer to http://www.nufsoft.com/purchase.php).

    Founded on 2002, Nufsoft is a privately-held software development company based in Indonesia. Nufsoft specializes in the development of screensaver design software for the Windows platforms. Committed to high standards of usability, Nufsoft puts a special emphasis on its user interfaces to make them easy to learn and use for novice and expert users alike.

    Nufsoft’s line of products includes Nature Illusion Studio, Water Illusion Screensaver, and Water Illusion Screensaver Creator, which are successfully marketed in over 50 countries of the world. For more information about the company, visit http://www.nufsoft.com.

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