Software facsimile equipment receives faxes and saves them in rare formats or their internal formats. Often you may need to convert lots of faxes to common images to work with them, for example, for email transfers, convenient cataloguing of images in simple formats or text recognition. To convert faxes, you should use a powerful and …
Converting fax images (FXM, FXR, FXS, FXD, SFF, G3, G4) to ordinary images Read More »
If you often burn various information – music, photos, videos, etc. – to CDs or DVDs, and want them to be beautifully designed and not signed on the gray surface of the disk, you can create and print nifty labels and stick them on your disks. For this, you can use photos of the artists …
Pre-printing preparation of images is a rather difficult process, especially if there are many images to be processed. To prepare images for printing, you will need to specify DPI, standardize their type and resolution, change colors to meet the desired criteria, add author’s signature, and probably name images according to their order. It is unsuitable …
If you want to edit your images in a special way by applying a pattern of narrow lines to them (for example, split them into squares or puzzle particles to be cut and used as inlays later, or apply a decorative pattern), you can add these lines to every image manually. Still, it is very …
Many older image formats have been replaced in recent years by improved image formats that provide more universal recognition among image viewers and more compressibility, thus leading to smaller file sizes. Outdated file formats may not even be viewable on most image viewers, and many produce extremely large file sizes, which makes sharing images and …
If you often have to create drafts in specialized programs (or in simple graphics editors), you know that most of these programs do not provide functionality for designing drafts according to common standards, or this functionality is poor (for example, they offer standard design elements – borders, main inscriptions, stamps – that fit standards of …
The standard resolution of photos taken with digital photo cameras is 75 DPI. If you want high quality prints of photos or other images (high precision, good color transfer and low grain), you should use a printer with resolution of 300 or more DPI. However, if DPI of the photo differs from printing DPI, you’ll …
Image resolution (DPI) does not comply with print quality requirements Read More »
