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A lot of people, whether new to ImageConverter Plus or not, are confused by the some of the terms like pixel, pixel dimensions, resolution and document size. Pixel The term "pixel" is actually short for "Picture Element." These small little dots are what make up the images on computer displays and in printed copies of […]

Profile is a special program that performs conversion of one type of image format to another format. It is very useful in conversion of image formats. When you need to change the image format from one type (say TIFF or others) to another format (say JPEG or others), profile will help you do this. You

A unique approach There are many advantages to using Image Converter Plus (ICP). One of them is the uniqueness of ICP profiles. But what is a profile? And what makes those of ICP so special? Definition In computer terms, a profile is an automated series of instructions carried out in a certain order. Within ICP,

If you often have to perform repetitive tasks, it is certain that sooner or later you will appreciate how automation can make your life easier. For instance, imagine you have thousands of pictures you need to convert from one file format to another or from one image size to another. It can be fun to

Profiles can be of tremendous value when repeatedly performing a specific image processing (or other) task on a given image, or when performing the task for a large number of images (or other files). A profile is, essentially, a set of instructions. A given program, such as an image processing package, may allow the user

Visible watermarks are an easy and reasonably effective way to identify and protect copyrighted or proprietary images. Nevertheless, when it is necessary to watermark a large number of images, the process can become very tedious. Through the use of a profile, however, there is an effective solution to this difficulty. Once an appropriate watermark has

With so many different file formats, a question that many people ask is us "What format should I save or archive my file in?" There is no single answer – but let us share some questions to ask as you consider options. If you have a RAW file (*.dng, *.raw, *.nef, *.raf, *.orf, *.srf, *.sr2,

What is metadata? Metadata means the information that an image file contains. The metadata we usually come across is the one of digital images saved in a variety of graphic formats. EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format), IPTC (International Press Telecommunications Council) and XMP (Extensible Metadata Platform) are the main metadata types. They make it possible