Cerilica [4] is proud to announce that its brand-new software product
Insignia has been officially released and is now in stock.
Cerilica Insignia is a new form of design application that will be of great interest to all designers, both on the internet and for print.
It combines a clear and simple user-interface with a flexible and powerful rendering engine allowing users to create wonderful titles and banner graphics in a few clicks of the mouse.
Allowing the 'fun factor' to be enjoyed whilst creating professional quality results is a huge benefit to all users. Using Insignia to enhance web page buttons or news letter titles is a painless process but the results will speak for themselves. Features include:
- Precise control over layout of text lines, arcs or stars
- Flexible colouring of background and text including radial,linear, rectangular and sprite fills
- soft drop shadows may be fine-tuned to provide the perfect pseudo-elevation of text from the 'paper'
- Text profile effects including 'print halftoning', blur, vortex and pixelise
- Highly realistic After Effects add that final touch and include lens flare, snowfall and star spangles
- Save natively as Sprite, PNG (both with optional non-linear deep alpha channel) or JPEG.
Insignia always operates internally in 16 million colours with full levels of alpha for the ultimate pixel-perfect result.
All Cerilica customers gain access to our on-line free upgrade system which allows the latest releases of software to be downloaded at your convenience.
Best of all, Insignia is priced very competitively at 39.00ukp in the UK and is available from our overseas dealers.
For full details and example results, please visit:
http://www.cerilica.com/insignia [5]
Ordering details may be found at:
http://www.cerilica.com/ordering [6]
To coincide with the release of Cerilica Insignia, a demo version of the new software is now available from the Cerilica web site.
The demo version shows exactly what the brand-new and exciting Cerilica Insignia is capable of and allows users to explore all features available apart from saving the final rendered image or script file.
