Completed: includeded in today's 2025.101 release.

Regards,
Mike

Completed: includeded in today's 2025.101 release.

Regards,
Mike

https://www.ddisoftware.com/qimage-u

2025.101    Jan 31, 2025

Priority: Low

v2025.101 includes:

• Raw photos: Upgraded to support latest cameras plus lens distortion correction for various lenses from Olympus PEN-F and OM-1 cameras.
• Fold lines: Fold lines option under Cut Marks now renders thicker fold lines for ease of visibility from the back of canvas paper.
• Unclog scheduling: Per-Job cycle tuning updated from 7 to 14 day tuning to support both daily and weekly odd/even (skip day/week) scheduling.
• UI enhancement: Updated the "Unsupported file format" warning to include a "Do not show again" option.

Mike

https://www.ddisoftware.com/qimage-u

2025.101    Jan 31, 2025

Priority: Low

v2025.101 includes:

• Raw photos: Upgraded to support latest cameras plus lens distortion correction for various lenses from Olympus PEN-F and OM-1 cameras.
• Fold lines: Fold lines option under Cut Marks now renders thicker fold lines for ease of visibility from the back of canvas paper.
• Unclog scheduling: Per-Job cycle tuning updated from 7 to 14 day tuning to support both daily and weekly odd/even (skip day/week) scheduling.
• UI enhancement: Updated the "Unsupported file format" warning to include a "Do not show again" option.

Mike

That sounds like a Photoshop problem.  Doesn't really matter that Epson and Canon plugins work as all software is different.  If Photoshop itself crashes, there has to be an Adobe issue.  It's working fine here on the latest PS and I've not gotten any other reports of a problem.  I don't know what kind of images you are working with but if they are complex with layers, etc. try loading one simple JPEG image in PS and see if the plugin works with that.  Maybe it's a file/image format problem or related to image format compatibility.

Mike

Again, I would request that I can optionally disable this function.

Even taking into account your suggestions, I spent much of the morning testing papers before I realized that both the BPC and Rendering Intent settings are also changed based on the Media Type.  Tossed out a couple of hours of work.

I would have thought that those preferences would have remained set to what's in the Preferences/Color Management Dialog, not based on a particular medium.  That's pretty counter-intuitive to me with respect to menu hierarchies.

Excuse the rant, but I'm just frustrated at having to start over.

Are there any other settings not on the Printers and Settings page that are controlled by the Media Type?

Thanks

No nothing it just closes / crashes Photoshop when im trying to open it. Epson & Canon Layout working fine.

You are the only one reporting a problem so it might be some issue with Photoshop.  Do you get any error message(s)?

Regards,
Mike

Thanks for the response !

Software is working fine now, but only as Standalone.
The Qimage Adobe Plugin crashes Photoshop newest Version.

Did a complete Reinstall as Admin.
Sadly its still crashing.

Any Ideas ?

Thx in advance.

There are several ways to do this.  There's a cropping tool (right click on the print on the live view and select "Crop Print(s)".  But the one I prefer is in the Full Page Editor: click the down arrow (More Tools - Full Page Editor) button off to the lower right of the live view.  Then in the Full Page Editor, click the Cropping tab on the top right and you can select a print and move the Zoom lever and drag the crop around in the small window on that Cropping tab.

Regards,
Mike