Mike Chaney's Tech Corner

Most photo editing software have print modules that seem to work ok. I use ON1 Photo Raw and a Canon pro-100 printer. I like the Qimage interface, but are there advantages other than the interface? Thank you.

In addition to the ability to print any size and arrange on the paper, have a look at this:
"New Forge interpolation method raises the bar for print clarity and accuracy!"
https://ddisoftware.com/qimage-u/tech-prt.htm (https://ddisoftware.com/qimage-u/tech-prt.htm)

This has always been the significant feature of Qimage with improvements over time. There are other significant features listed there too.
Terry

Oh wow, how do I count the ways and where to even start. Just off the top of my head, the ability to EASILY

• Resize, change aspect ratio
• Create layouts with multiple prints of various sizes on a page
• Invoke the highest quality interpolation algorithm(s) available so that almost any decent digital image can be printed to any reasonable size
• Adjust color balance, lighting and contrast
• Do all of the above without ever destroying, or altering the integrity of the original image
• Manage and organize photos into albums without having to actually make multiple copies of the images
• Instantly recall and revisit any photo page you have ever printed
• Do all the pixel peeping you want to, even compare two versions side by side

I have barely gotten started