I don't understand why are you now suggest to save jpgs ( compression artifacts and stuff) and/or doing screen grabs/snaps to compare different interpolation-sharping settings on the paper at the highest quality output possible?!

And i want to test different interpolation-sharpening settings not the editor-sharpening.

Please let my try to make my point more clear. I know my english isn't perfect.

My question was/is if the page editor in QI is able to work with ghost copys in a non-destructice manner.
Just like working with Lightroom. You can have many (ghost-)copys with different settings from just one file so you don't have to rename or hardcopy anything.
It was my initial impression that QI Page editor is just working like that. So on the left side there's my original image/file, next i have to press the plus-button to add it to the page-layout then change some settings and 'done' ("apply the filter to the current image").
And so on...Pressing + / edit filter / done. All based on the same file. And then hit print to check lets say 10 different flavors inlcuding different interp. Fusion settings on paper before printing the final 44 inch picture.


Rico

I thought it would be straight forward to just have the one original image in the folder and all different filter-actions will refer to it.

I want to testprint  5 to 10 tiny versions of a picture with different settings (color, levels). Is this possible in QI without copying files on the HDD?

And another question. How can i print these testprints with different interpolation sharpening (fusion) applied in one go?

Rico

Thank you so much. Will check the video.


So applying multiple filters can't be done at non destructive level, only by doing hardcopys of the files?

Hi Fred. Thanks for the reply.

Im trying to apply different filter to serval copies of the same picture in the queue.

Hello.

How do i apply different filters to serval copies of one picture in the print queue?

When im trying to change a filter parameter ( right click/custom filter) to lets say picture-1,
it always changes the parameters on the other ones too.

When using the double-klick method and selecting "apply the filter to the current image" it also affects every copy!?

Thank you!

Rico