Lemke Software GmbH Forum

<r>+1 I highly recommend Vuescan; I’ve been using it for many years. It has an option to hand off a scan to a user specified “viewer”. I started using Vuescan when I needed a driver for a Canon FS2720 film scanner for which Canon disavowed any knowledge. Vuescan is very actively and well maintained....

<t>I am looking for software to render images as accurately as possible on a decent printer. A printer like the Epson Stylus Photo series is capable of making a decent print but not with the buit-in rendering engine. I had been using an old version of Photoshop only for that purpose but it’s rather ...

<r>In what format did you save it?  .jpg? .tif?  .png? …?      David On Jan 23, 2016, at 4:47 PM, <EMAIL email="g6auc@g6auc.me.uk">g6auc@g6auc.me.uk</EMAIL> [gcmac] <<EMAIL email="gcmac@yahoogroups.com">gcmac@yahoogroups.com</EMAIL>> wrote:   I make a new image (true colour 32 bit) and fill it with ...

<r>Ah -- well in that case the increase is probably the overhead of icons, etc., that GC creates by default.Go to Preferences and select Save.  You should see something like the following.Uncheck the Resource Fork "Add when saving" and the see what the difference becomes.Another difference can come ...

<r>What is it that is "twice as big"?  Is it the image as presented on the screen?  Is it the resulting file size on disk?  What is the pixel density, i.e., pixels/inch?Pixel dimension is the critical factor.  An image that is 1200 x 1680 pixels can be presented to you in almost any physical size.  ...

<r>To add to what Thorsten said, in the Print... dialogue box you have the ability to change the size of the image on paper.Here's a section of the Mac dialogue box: On Feb 8, 2015, at 6:14 AM, Thorsten Lemke <EMAIL email="lemke@lemkesoft.de">lemke@lemkesoft.de</EMAIL> [gcmac] wrote: Hello,yes, the ...

<r>You might try the following:1. Open any image and then don't click on it anywhere.2. If the toolbox is not already open, open it by typing command-K3. You will probably see the "Bucket" (or paint can) selected.  Move the cursor to the Arrow and click on it.   4. Your cursor should now be the Arro...

<r>What I do is create a file of those pics that I want to see in the Screen Saver, then add it to the optional image sources for the Screen Saver in the System Preferences for  Desktop & Screen Saver.   Then select that folder and Screen Saver should do what you want.  Unfortunately there is no...

Attachments :Image Size.jpgMaybe it would help to send us the original file as an attachment. David Note: if you use Apple Mail, make sure the attachment is sent in the "Actual Size" (see dialogue box in lower right corner).

Attachments :Bread2trimmed.jpgIt's a bit easier if you set the background color to black first. After moving the title as Robert said, then Select All and pull down the top of the select box until it's just below the (black) background. Then command-Y. Here's a result. David