I've yet to find the setting that says 'skew my image into a rhombus'
Hi Jamie,
Don't mean to butt in, but been following along and I wonder from what program you got the skewed /twisted images?
I know Qimage doesn't do that, so I have to ask where did you make those?
If you didn't make the distorted images intentionally, and you really don't know, then I would suggest that you try a brand new half dozen images that have not been run through an application before Qimage gets it.
From camera to Qimage.
Start a new folder (important) a NEW FOLDER, add new images and then see whether you are still slow.
Starting from this quote:
I've just spent just under 30 mins adding just 8 4inch images to the queue. It was a mixture of NEF and jpgs and I needed to add a filter to each and various other tweaks.
You are adding 8 4 inch images to the queue! Are you saying the print is 4" x something, or you made the images presized to some ratio?
I looked at your screen shot. You seem to have, besides skewed images, rotated and cropped Blank images???
This tells me that you already had them in the queue and you did some work in the Page Editor to print crop and rotated them too.
OK here's my suggestion!!
Open this folder C:\ProgramData\ddisoftware\Qimage\Crops DELETE ALL THE FILES IN THAT FOLDER leaving an empty folder.
(Easy way to get to it is from within Qimage Ultimate, click on Utilities, Explore Application Data and click on the CROP folder to open.)
Delete the contents of that folder.
Then run your job. If that's still the same, then we might:
I think you might start from scratch, step by step, slowly, repeating what you do before you print.
Do that using fresh unadulterated images from the camera, and after we determined that there is no problem that way, then again step by step, repeat what you did to get skewed and distorted images as well as cropped and rotated blanks in the page editor
I have a gut feeling the deleting of the crop filters will work!
Give it a try; nothing to lose.
Fred