In Emersion mode the pasted fragment does not overlay the background, but embeds into the background so that only certain parts of the fragment are visible.Ĭreate Photo Collages and Montages with AKVIS Chameleon 5/5 (, Michele McDonough, 3/2009) The Blend mode enables the user to create transparencies so that objects from one image can be overlapped onto another image to create interesting layered effects. In Montage mode it is possible with a few drawn lines and mouse clicks to select an element or object in one picture, divorce it from its original background, and easily import it into another image.for complex objects it may take more careful selection but the results are worth the effort. The interface invites exploration and experimentation. ( Michael Shaw, MaUsE DoubleClick, 12/2016)Īs with the other AKVIS programs I have referenced and written about, Chameleon is a powerfully entertaining piece of software. These four modes provide a very wide range of creative options, and offer the user diverse capabilities seldom seen in a single application of this kind. Employing easy-to-use tools the user can combine two images to form a seamless composite (Montage) compose two images so that the inserted object acquires the color range of its background (Chameleon) combine two images such that the foreground image becomes semi-transparent and takes the color range of its background (Blend) and combine two images such that the background appears embedded with the foreground object (Emersion).
262 v.21.1)ĪKVIS Chameleon v.9.0 provides four different and unique ways to combine two images. ( Michael Kleper, The Kleper Report in Digital Publishing, MMXVII, No.
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