Wiselmage v6.7 Incorporates Scanned Raster Data Into CAD

WiseImage v6.7 for AutoCAD 2006/AutoCAD LT 2006, developed by Consistent Software, incorporates scanned raster data into the CAD environment by adding native CAD-style raster editing and raster-to-vector conversion inside AutoCAD, to facilitate revision creation and new drawing production. WiseImage v6.7 offers an updated exclusive set of enhancement tools to be applied to black/white as well as grayscale and color images. True ObjectARX technology, the possibility to use AutoCAD dialogs and settings, and an advanced customizable interface in Windows XP style make v6.7 a natural part of AutoCAD environments.

What's New in WiseImage v6.7:

New 2006 interface

Dockable and transparent dialog windows and tool palettes similar to AutoCAD 2004

Customizable current button indication feature

Full color (24 bit) sizable buttons

Multiwindow preview feature

Special dialog window for calibration

Adaptive Binarization tool for blueprints and sepias

Sophisticated palette manager: Color Classifier

New precise rasterization engine.

Raster Object Selection, Editing, and Image Enhancement

Consistent Software's enhanced Intelligent Object Selection technology allows the selection of raster data by using AutoCAD-style tools -- by picking; inside rectangle or polygon; by crossing rectangle, polygon, polyline, etc. Raster objects such as raster lines, arcs, and circles have properties (line type, line width, etc.) and precise geometry, which can be changed in the AutoCAD properties dialog.

Users can also modify the geometry of raster objects by their "grips." Object snapping for raster objects is consistent with AutoCAD snap. Wiselmage for AutoCAD has a variety of tools for enhancement and correction of color, grayscale and monochrome raster images. Also included are color and monochrome filters, and image restoration tools such as color correction, deskewing, four-point correction, elimination of linear and nonlinear image distortions, cropping, rotation, resizing, etc. An image can be corrected with one click using a specified set of commands.