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10/25/2005 05:35:46 PM · #1 |
I downloaded the free trial.
I have a few questions. My original images were 2MP each. After I used PSP, I saved them then burned them to cd. They are now 344 KB each. What happened?
Also what about 8 bit and 16 bit? The trial has 8 bit.
Other than that I love it!. I have use CorelDraw for years. I think I will get PSP instead of PS. Any comments? |
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10/25/2005 05:51:53 PM · #2 |
The first question that comes to mind is what format were the original and the 'saved/burned' ones. Could be the default compression setting if jpg.
8bit vs 16bit...some tools are 16 some are still 8 (I don't know the specifics), but I'm guessing you have to start with a 16bit format, or convert to 16bit format.
Now that I have spewed forth a bunch of completely irrelevant words :-) I'll suggest checking out their newsgroup. Some very knowledgable people there. news://cnews.corel.com/corel.PaintShopProX
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10/29/2005 04:52:30 PM · #3 |
Try this
Save As,,
on the dialog, open Options and make sure the JPG compression is on the lowest setting (1) Then hit "OK"
The new install might have a higher default value.
Always use SAVE AS, this way, you don't overwrite the original file. I rename mine like this.. original = img0756.jpg or img756.crw I save as ... 756-PP.jpg. This tells me I have post processed the image. If I crop it I add the crop dimensions like 8x10v or 4x6h |
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10/31/2005 08:04:23 AM · #4 |
PSP9 had no 16-bit. PSPX does. Not quite 100% full support, but 16-bit is supported using the follow commands (which is enough to keep most people happy):
Adjust Add Noise
Adjust Backlighting
Adjust Blur
Adjust Blur More
Adjust Brightness/Contrast
Adjust Channel Mixer
Adjust Clarify
Adjust Color Balance
Adjust Colorize
Adjust Curves
Adjust Digital Camera Noise Removal
Adjust Fill Flash
Adjust Gamma Correction
Adjust Gaussian Blur
Adjust Highlight/Midtone/Shadow
Adjust High Pass Sharpen
Adjust Histogram Equalize
Adjust Histogram Stretch
Adjust Hue Map
Adjust Hue/Saturation/Lightness
Adjust Levels
Adjust Negative Image
Adjust One Step Photo Fix
Adjust One Step Noise Removal
Adjust Red/Green/Blue
Adjust RGB
Adjust Sharpen
Adjust Sharpen More
Adjust Smart Photo Fix
Adjust Soften
Adjust Soften More
Adjust Threshold
Adjust Unsharp Mask
Adjustment Layer Brightness/Contrast
Adjustment Layer Channel Mixer
Adjustment Layer Color Balance
Adjustment Layer Curves
Adjustment Layer Hue/Saturation/Lightness
Adjustment Layer Invert
Adjustment Layer Levels
Adjustment Layer Posterize
Adjustment Layer Threshold
Blend Mode Normal
Clipboard Clear
Clipboard Copy
Clipboard Cut
Clipboard Paste
Effects Black & White Film
Effects High Pass
Effects Infrared Film
Effects Posterize
Image Canvas Size
Image Count Colors
Image Crop
Image Decrease Color Depth
Image Flip
Image Free Rotate
Image Greyscale
Image Increase Color Depth
Image Mirror
Image Resize
Image Rotate [Counter] Clockwise
Image Split to RGB
Image User Defined Filter
Layer Promote Background Layer
Palettes Histogram Palette
Tool Blemish Remover
Tool Eyedropper
Tool Flood Fill
Tool Freehand Selection
Tool Magic Wand
Tool Mover
Tool Pan
Tool Pick
Tool Perspective Correction
Tool Raster Deformation
Tool Red Eye
Tool Selection
Tool Straighten
Tool Toothbrush
Tool Zoom
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11/27/2005 05:59:13 PM · #5 |
| Is the Perspective Correction tool legal for Basic? |
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11/27/2005 06:33:58 PM · #6 |
| I suggest using tiff (*.tif) or paint shop pro image (*.psp) for saving. You should only be saving jpeg's as your absolute last step. |
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11/27/2005 11:53:36 PM · #7 |
Originally posted by coolhar:
Is the Perspective Correction tool legal for Basic? |
I would guess no, because you have to make a selection, and are moving pixels in relation to the whole image (as opposed to leveling a horizon where all pixels are moved by the same relative amount).
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11/28/2005 06:37:49 PM · #8 |
Thanks tsheets. But I'd still like to hear an official answer to my question. Sometime before the deadline for Industrial & Collections tommorow night would be nice.
Message edited by author 2005-11-28 18:38:26.
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