the GIMP is Not a simple hobbyist program. There's no reason not to use freeware - millions if not billions of people who sell their images do it every day, e.g.
#Coolutils total audio converter review pro#
Sgo & XP-Man talk about lossless jpeg - here are a couple links, though if you Google you'll find plenty more.ĪFAIK apps like Photoshop & Paintshop Pro don't talk about how they compress or write jpg files, & if/when you Google about it you'll see Lightroom mentioned along with Adobe Bridge.
And while it's common with cheaper cameras, jpg like MP3 is a final delivery format - an image only becomes jpg once you're done with it. it can be worthwhile, it can be nice, but doesn't do anything if you create, edit, or polish your pics, since the entire file has to be (re)written. #7: "If you sell your photos or use it other commercial way you cannot use even excellent freeware and need lossless commercial program." Sgo & XP-Man talk about lossless jpeg - here are a couple links, though if you Google you'll find plenty more.Īnd a few tools I've been using for years: ĪFAIK apps like Photoshop & Paintshop Pro don't talk about how they compress or write jpg files, & if/when you Google about it you'll see Lightroom mentioned along with Adobe Bridge. Thanks GAOTD and, cool little Tool! Save | Cancel At least I found something useful this tool is decent at. Pity it hasn't got %s when resizing, it has to be said, easiest option we chose in other such Programs, but hey. At the moment I'm not trying to do anything more "ambitious" with it. I will keep this handy tool for that purpose alone. As far as I can see comparing the original to converted one - quality did not alter. Today's Giveaway (I have many other Converters) - although not perfect, allowed me very quickly ("select all" from folder) to convert my iPad photos to "normal" state:) - choosing best quality jpgs option - when converted dropped size nicely (not massively, but nicely), and kept the same dimensions. I am only describing this strange phenomena occurring when pics are sent from iPad, other jpgs or bmps, etc attached to e-mails don't behave this way. valid file", SO - I have to convert them to "normal" file extensions in (say) Win7 Paint - to be able to work on them in PSP.
#Coolutils total audio converter review psp#
Here is where saved pics (Win7 in my case) as JPGs, GIFs, BMPs (although they are sent as jpgs) - will not open in my Corel PSP X2, telling me "this is not a. Hi, as we are getting more and more pictures sent to us via e-mail from iPads (individually, each called "photo", aaaggrrh) - saving them as attachments to desktop for example - becomes a pain, so we chose to save them by "save picture as" method, where we can name them 1,2,3, or something else when bothered, and place them on desktop first (habit).
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