Photos that look too dark (due to incorrect flashgun settings or lack of flashgun, incorrect shooting mode, shooting at night or in the dark environment, or in cloudy weather) can be corrected in numerous image editors. However, if there are lots of such photos, the correction process will take much time. Still, you can fix …
If you want to always have photos of your nearest and dearest at hand, you can upload them to your cell phone. Still, usual photos are large and it may take much time to view them on phone display. It would be wise to optimize photos for phone display resolution before uploading them to the …
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There are many graphics engines and other complex image procession systems sensitive to file names. For example, the name must contain digits only, must have no extension, etc. In this case, you’ll need a program that can unify file names as well as unify their format, perform some actions with the files (resize, crop, apply …
If you upload photos to image galleries or forums, you might wish to have some kind of copyright mark on them – maybe, your logo. It is very easy to create such a logo in Paint image editor, but placing it on several photos at once is quite a task. Fortunately, Image Converter Plus can …
If you have photos that look too dim (faded, with softened colors as a result of incorrect scanner settings or poor scan source, shooting with cameras of low quality) and want to fix their quality and make them “brighter” for printing or publishing on a website or just for your home collection, you can correct …
If you are an artist or a designer, you need a portfolio of your works in standard formats, so that you can always deliver it to anyone and be sure that all the files are correctly displayed on any computer. Your works themselves will hardly be suitable for the task, as they are saved in …
When printing digital photos, DPI (dots per inch) is a very important parameter. It is used to compare digital image size (pixels) and the resulting printed version. The higher is DPI value, the more pixels will be placed on the square inch of the printed image and the smaller this image will be. For example, …
