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<r>As long as the number of pixels hasn't changed then the apparent size of the image is an arbitrary choice which you can set as you wish. If you have a screen with 28 pixels per centimeter and one with 38 and one with 128 your 1024-pixel wide image is going to display at different sizes unless you...

<t>On 1-3-2011 9:28, rgleigh64 wrote: > Rich: > > Other people use GC in different ways than you do. To me, resolution > is often not important (if high enough), but absolute size is. GC has > convenient tools for making measurements of scanned images. If the > resolution changes, then the reported ...

<t>On 27-2-2011 0:48, rgleigh64 wrote: > > In any case, my problem occurs not on save, but upon creation. For > example, if I select a region of a 300 dpi image, copy to the > clipboard then open it in a new file (cmd-J), it opens at 72 dpi. > And why does that matter? No pixels have been lost from ...

<t>Thorsten has it right Ginny because "dpi" means nothing until an image is being considered for printing. The makers of your digital frame should have told you to use 1080 pixel (wide) images and the mention of 15" and 72 dpi should never have appeared. Only in the rather arcane world of creating ...

<t>On 10-10-2010 15:01, ginny wrote: > Hi. I am sorry if this has been asked before but I cannot find where > I can look at pervious questions. I downloaded Graphics Converter 7 > and found it so confusing that I downloaded the earlier version > instead. I just want to reduce a giant folder of photo...

<t>On 30-4-2010 21:42, Jeffrey Lomicka wrote: > Thanks, I don't know why I couldn't find it, but I see it now. > > I don't know what's up with the attachments from Yahoo, I have yet to > get one successfully. I read mail with Thunderbird, and or some reason > the Yahoo attachments don't make it inta...

When GC is searching for duplicate images I'd be useful to be able to have the list of potential duplicates written out to a file for review. Even better if you could then read that file back in and start from that list for comparison and possible deletion. Rich

<r>I'll experiment Thorsten to see whether it is possible. Obviously I can't just send the image file since that doesn't contain the info necessary to reconstruct the high-res image. But I will try and see if something can be put t0gether that shows the same behaviour. Rich On 7-2-2010 15:26, Thorst...

<r>After running through my set of photoCD disks GC (running under rosetta) was able to convert many of the images to full-size tiff files. But for several of them GC would just hang (spinning beachball) and I'd need to force quit and then select the files beyond the one that caused the hang and try...

<t>On 22-12-2009 13:05, Ed Gould wrote: > > > > On Dec 22, 2009, at 7:13 AM, Rich wrote: >> >> -------------------SNIP------------------------------------ >> This seems like an odd work-flow Ed. Why not stay within GC and tag and >> untag the images (maybe with a way to turn the visibility on and of...