Approx. the bottom 1/3 of the thumbs are rendered completely black.

Andreas

A maybe more theoretical question: Is it possible to achieve the following in Qimage Ultimate:

Assumed I have a photo file of pixel size a,b (width, height) and I want to print this photo so that 1 pixel of the photo file corresponds to 1 pixel that my inkjet printer is able to produce (because of the nature of inkjet printers 1 printer pixel consists of one or more dithered ink droplets).

So, I disregard any resolution information that might be in my photo file and bring it more or less 1:1 onto paper. The advantage of this method would be that no resampling in any direction would be required since the printer's native resolution is used, and the photo file isn't rescaled in either direction up or down.

Besides of the question whether such is possible in Qimage Ultimate, I'd like to know if this kind of printing would result in the best possible quality (because of the lack of any transformation of the picture data) or if sampling would increase the quality of printouts.

I hope my question can be understood...

Andreas

Before I buy I need to evaluate the product first

The Qimage site indicates that Qimage Ultimate is superior to Lightroom 3. Maybe something has changed in the new Lightroom 4 and it has improved technology now regarding printing: Is Qimage Ultimate printing still better than what I get with Lightroom 4?

Andreas