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Note a difference: This feature scales and centers the image into the print-able area. To do this just click with ADJUST in the preview pane of the dialogue window. Provision to fit an image automatically into the printable area. Note: If using a larger tip/nozzle there is a short delay in displaying the overlay. The overlay disappears as soon as ALT is released. The tip/nozzle is shown as a black & white filled outline on an overlay inverting the image area. Therefore you can now press ALT while using these tools and the pointer is over the image. If using the tools Brush, Airbrush or even SpecialFX-Smudge/Smear it is useful to get an idea of the size and basic shape of the tip/nozzle you are about to use in relation to the image to work on. Slightly improved preview distinguishes between a drop shadow and a highlight

Interactive help supports English and German languages. Just start !Help along with PhotoDesk and point to a subject of interest. PhotoDesk provides interactive help using RISC OS's Help application now. Furthermore PhotoDesk refuses to load files with a very long name (more then 103 chars) asking the user to rename it first. So if a file is called ' The Erimitage of Sankt Petersburg in Russia seen from the south in the evening of December 2012/jpg' this might appear where necessary as ' The Erimitage of.of December 2012'. Photodesk now shortens the file name, for display purposes, in a sensible way to 33 chars if the name is longer. Though PhotoDesk has accepted such files in the past, this could cause a crash.

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If an image is loaded from a foreign source, especially if it comes from a PC running Windows© or Linux, the file name might be really long. Clicking with ADJUST on the Auto button the margins are reset.

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You might still press the Update button if in doubt of course. If an equalize process was done the histogram display of the image is updated automatically. Move the pointer in +/- x-direction to achieve this. Dragging inside the frame with both SELECT and ADJUST pressed will (try to) scale the frame preserving its aspect ratio. Dragging inside the frame with ADJUST will scale the frame whereby the same amount of change in x is used for y.So dragging with ADJUST means the reference point of the movement is the frame's center. Dragging a corner handle moves all four edges.Dragging one of the middle handles of an edge with ADJUST moves the opposite as well.Three additional edit features of the crop/extend frame function have been added: Here is a brief description of what's new:

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Photodesk is now owned by XAT and is available to purchase and upgrade via !Storeĭownload a PDF of the changes (including pictures) here (470KB). New - Free bugfix update from v3.14 to v3.14-17 which fixes a bug with the Special Effects filters which could cause a serious crash. Externally rotated JPEGs now display correctly, without horizontal stripes (so-called ‘Venetian blind’ effect). PhotoDesk now uses the common ‘djpeg’ utility to load JPEG images, meaning that it now supports a wider variety of JPEG formats including Progressive and Arithmetic Coded JPEGs.

Alignment of Licensee name in start up banner corrected.

Added a 2s delay to make the banner visible on faster machines.

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Corrected an issue with debug code in startup routine.

Add support for LTRGB modes (Pi 64K and all IGEPv5 & Titanium).

Better support for JPEGs (up to the v8d standard).

PhotoDesk 3.14 is now available to purchase/upgrade New!Īn upgrade from PhotoDesk 3.12 to 3.14 is now available to purchase (see below). Again I cannot say for all softwares out these - just for LR.PhotoDesk and OHP Upgrades, Fixes and Demos PhotoDesk Upgrades It affects the preview (thumbnail) generation. The vieweing of the photos in preview strip I'm afraid has little to do with the raw file size. Initial import of the files is different yes, because the previews need to be generated but that's about it. I have folders with 2000 files in them and it goes as quickly as with the one with 10 files. I certainly cannot say for all raw converters but Lightroom for one does not have this problem. Can thoroughly recommend following this procedure. In any event, limiting the number also ensures the speediest processing conditions. I have never had any problems - I store my RAW files in folders numbered, as an example, 1-300, 301-600, 601-900 etc where the files are less than say 10MB each - for larger files and 1-100, 101-200 if files are larger.

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One problem with most if not all RAW processing software is mainly due users having far too many RAW image files in one folder. The only trouble I've had with Photodesk on WinXP, Win7 or Mac is it crashes unexpectedly is have having number of pictures open in a contact sheet. It installs and runs fine on various machines I've installed it on.