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Title: photo editor Post by: nkoss on May 20, 2024, 03:17:40 AM I have Photoshop set as my photo editor. I have a photo in the center panel and I want to type on it, so under "Utilities", I ran the photo editor. Photoshop opens as expected, but the photo in question isn't there. How do I get the phot into Photoshop?
Sorry if this is a stupid question, but a wise professor once told me, "If you don't ask the stupid questions, you remain stupid." For the record, I am using version 2024.102 of Qimage Ultimate Title: Re: photo editor Post by: admin on May 20, 2024, 12:24:12 PM The option under the Utilities menu just opens your photo editor. If you want to send a particular image, right click on that image (the thumbnail) and select "Send to Photo Editor/Converter".
Regards, Mike Title: Re: photo editor Post by: nkoss on May 20, 2024, 03:18:34 PM Thanks for the suggestion, but that works if there is a thumbnail. I created a collage and there is no thumbnail for the image in the center panel
Title: Re: photo editor Post by: admin on May 20, 2024, 03:23:42 PM Thanks for the suggestion, but that works if there is a thumbnail. I created a collage and there is no thumbnail for the image in the center panel That's because that's not an "image": it is a layout. You can switch to print-to-file mode and print page(s) and then send the pages that were printed as files to your photo editor. Regards, Mike Title: Re: photo editor Post by: nkoss on May 20, 2024, 03:59:39 PM AHA! I see what you mean. So I reset to "print to file" and when I closed that window, it messed up my collage and treated each image in the collage as a separate image. It looks like I have to re-create the collage. But I do understand your suggestion to create a file of the layout, then make the thumbnail to get it to Photoshop
Since the system messed up my collage, is there any way to backtrack that layout to recover the collage and save me time? Title: Re: photo editor Post by: admin on May 20, 2024, 05:47:44 PM If you saved the job before changing to print-to-file you can. Or if you printed it before, you can retrieve it from the job log (button at the top of the main window).
When you set up the print-to-file, you probably used a page size that is different from what you were using before. If you are already set up to print to a printer and you switch to print-to-file, there is a button to the right of the "Resolution" entry that says "Use current printer page size and PPI" and that will create a print-to-file page that matches what you are using so this resizing doesn't happen. Mike Title: Re: photo editor Post by: nkoss on May 20, 2024, 06:26:55 PM I wasn't smart enough to do either, but thanks for all the tips. I'm learning....
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