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i shall try to fix that.-mouser (January 29, 2015, 02:40 AM)
that sorts any privacy worries anyway
the full bitmap object you paste can only be found in the extra .objects file anyway; if you shared the png file it would only contain what you can see in the png.-mouser (January 29, 2015, 02:41 AM)
How to avoid the oddities you are encountering? After pasting the bitmap, and getting it exactly how you want it, go to the Objects menu and choose to "flatten all objects to background". This will merge in the pasted image into the main one. All future cropping will proceed as you expect -- though note that you will no longer be able to move/scale the pasted object.
Let me know if it still seems blurry after you merge to the background.-mouser (January 28, 2015, 08:19 PM)
Even with a moron (whom she doesn't seem to mind) horning in to do some party tricks... Seriously Jeff? Seriously? Could you just for once get the **** out of the way and let somebody else play something? That G-G <rest> F#^G thing you're doing - and plucking way too hard* - adds nothing that couldn't just as easily have been handled by the kick drum. In the background.-40hz (January 28, 2015, 09:43 AM)
I think PriPrinter Pro will be willing to give Donationcoder a 30% discount on the Pro, making it a bit better.
Based on some recent correspondence after a Bits special (which was not on the Pro.)-Steven Avery (January 28, 2015, 01:10 PM)
Um, thanks very much Target. I have a slight problem, however: when I try to run the exe I get an error message saying 'Can't load icon'. Line 014.-Harry Lake (January 28, 2015, 07:57 AM)
Should we put in some pics?--Steven Avery (January 28, 2015, 01:37 AM)
I thought OEM versions of Windows were the versions Microsoft sell to hardware manufacturers, and weren't released into the "wild," except when they were superannuated bin ends? I'm surprised if OEM versions could be found on eBay, but maybe I should take a look! Thanks for the tip. Whatever machine I have next, I'd really like to have proper install disks, not just some kind of rescue disk. It's good if Win7 lasts for a few years as XP and 7 seem to be the best-ever versions.-rjbull (January 26, 2015, 04:26 PM)
It will be 2 years in March since my first lesson and the obsession become more urgent every day - now playing in 2 orchestras and various ensembles including a cello quartet (great fun) ....-Carol Haynes (January 26, 2015, 09:48 AM)
Exist a really good free software for generate gifts ?-Contro (January 26, 2015, 06:02 AM)
The review you posted chimes with what else I've heard about DxO, but it's worth knowing that they've just changed the configurations of their Standard and Elite packages. Previously, Elite was for high-end cameras. Now, both versions handle all cameras, but you need the Elite version for the more advanced tools. Which, almost inevitably, includes the one little feature you really, really wanted...-rjbull (January 25, 2015, 11:47 AM)
I'm a bit ambivalent about the offer because I'm still on 32-bit Vista, which isn't supported under DxO's latest versions, and have no immediate plans to change computer/OS. Actually, I wonder if it's a bad time to buy a new computer because the well-liked Win7 is gone, at least I believe Microsoft are no longer supporting it and full versions are sold out, the cordially-hated Win8/8.l is dying, and Win10 isn't here yet. Sigh.-rjbull (January 25, 2015, 11:47 AM)
As a keen cyclist with children, I had always been in favour of the New Zealand law making it compulsory to wear a bicycle helmet. However, the outcome of that law is apparently not what one might have intuitively expected - according to a 2012 report from the NZ Medical Journal. I'd not seen it before. Very interesting statistical analysis.
Evaluation of New Zealand’s bicycle helmet law - New Zealand Medical Journal-IainB (January 25, 2015, 10:35 AM)
Although it can be used to adjust JPEG images, the main purpose of DxO Optics Pro is working with raw files.
It uses DXO’s analysis of lens and camera performance to correct optical aberrations, distortions and corner shading or softness and reduce noise visibility using lens and camera profiles.
The profiles available vary depending upon the version you have, high-end and pro camera owners need the Elite version, so it’s important to check which package is correct for your camera.
It’s worth noting that the Lightroom and Photoshop versions of Camera Raw also come with camera and lens correction profiles, but they aren’t produced with the same scientific rigour as DXO’s.
Noise control is one of Optic Pro’s strengths, but you’ll need a separate editing package for image organisation or if you want to work with layers or make localised adjustments.
Just to clarify, you're talking about manipulating entries in the Actions list, right?-skwire (January 21, 2015, 09:04 AM)
Yes, that's correct -
anyone else out there unable to copy Actions ?-tomos (January 21, 2015, 09:43 AM)
Just to clarify, you're talking about manipulating entries in the Actions list, right?-skwire (January 21, 2015, 09:04 AM)
