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We only need more colours please...You're so smart...God bless you.
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Very nice, thanks !
my vote is 5
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Hi, I tried this software and the output image's quality (jpeg) is always lower than the source.
I tried to play with the JPEG image quality but even when i used 100% quality the quality is always lower than the original photo's.
This quality decreasing is noticeable visually but also by differing the source and output images' sizes.
Can you explain why?
How can I keep the original quality?
Thanks,
Shaul
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I really love your program. It is just what I've been looking for, and I could not find it in any of the photo editing tools I have (e.g., ACDsee).
I have 2 questions:
1. Is there a more updated version of the tool (I am using build 040811) - and if so, where can I get it (I do not read chinese).
2. Is there a plan to have a more "sophisticated" look to the embedded time stamp. I mean like have it 3d looking, or have it framed within a 3d button (you know, like you see sometimes on web counters, etc.)?
Thanks,
Saar
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I'm very glad to hear that u are using that tool. For ur questions:
>>1#
I didn't upgrade that tool after it released.
>>2#
I also feel the time stamp looks too plain, and plan to improve it later. Hope it will looks similar to the real photo time stamp. But currently I have no idea about how to implement it. I'll search for the solution myself, or if some else have an idea, pls let me know.
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Hi sgilat,
Your message presses me to implement that feature at my best , and now, I'm pleasure to tell u that i have a simple solution. I can draw the prepared digit pics on the photo! I had a try myself, it worked fine. I'll upgrade that tool as soon as possible.
By the way, I had googled several suites of sophisticated digit pic, but all of them are not very satisfied. If u have any pls also let me know!
Thx a lot for ur pressure.
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Sounds great.
Are you simply embedding a set of gif's (or whatever) - a gif for each digit - on the original picture?
If so, maybe you can allow configuration of the gif's, so any user can customize the look, if he wants to use different gif's.
I use ACDSee 7, and it cannot do anything like that. It can embed any text on the image, but it is a lot of manual labor.
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the bin-file dosent start at all.
if i run it ther pops up an error message 0xc0000135
i dont have .net so i can't compile it by myself.
do you know what to do now??
i got some pics with timestamps "on it"
does thus programm remove them?
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the bin-file dosent start at all.
if i run it ther pops up an error message 0xc0000135
i dont have .net so i can't compile it by myself.
do you know what to do now??
i got some pics with timestamps "on it"
does thus programm remove them?
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u have to install .Net framework 1.1 at first.
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The memory usage when it's reading the "TakenTime" for lots of pictures is very high. It caused lots of swapping on my 1GB RAM machine. You might want to concider trying to create the "Image" object, on line 1357, outside of the loop, and reusing it, rather than letting the garbage collector deal with each copy.
Otherwise thank you for the tool and article!
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Thx for your suggestion at first.
You are right, "TakenTime" will create many Image object. But it's no helpful to just move the definition of the image outside of the loop. Because the static method Image.FromFile will still do create a new Image object.
Currently, I have no idea to solve that problem. Maybe we can do so by reading the raw data of the picture directly...
By the way, you can use the "stop" button to interrupt the "TakenTime" operation.
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Thanks for the response, I have to familiarize myself with the .NET API more, I should have conducted more than just a quick cursory observation.
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