suggestions for the export tool
Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 8:34 am
a few suggestions for the export tool (Ctrl+Alt+S):
when launching the tool, the first exported image is being computed before the window appears, whether refreshing is set on automatic or not. It can be quite long, for jpeg2000 for example.
It would be nice to have the conversion after the export window appears, on will of the user, until then just using twice the original image side-by-side. If I use the export tool, it is exactly because I need different settings for every image, otherwise I would use the batch conversion, so preparing the exported image using previous export settings is a little annoying, because we have to wait until the image is computed, although we will change the settings anyway.
Just the same, when saving the image, it already has been computed for the side-by-side comparison, but saving it just relaunches the export process, and we have to wait until the end, although the image is probably somewhere in a buffer, and could simply be transferred to the desired location.
The blue progress bar is not really useful when exporting to jpeg2000, because we have to wait just as long a while as that what just has elapsed after the bar has filled up.
thank you.
when launching the tool, the first exported image is being computed before the window appears, whether refreshing is set on automatic or not. It can be quite long, for jpeg2000 for example.
It would be nice to have the conversion after the export window appears, on will of the user, until then just using twice the original image side-by-side. If I use the export tool, it is exactly because I need different settings for every image, otherwise I would use the batch conversion, so preparing the exported image using previous export settings is a little annoying, because we have to wait until the image is computed, although we will change the settings anyway.
Just the same, when saving the image, it already has been computed for the side-by-side comparison, but saving it just relaunches the export process, and we have to wait until the end, although the image is probably somewhere in a buffer, and could simply be transferred to the desired location.
The blue progress bar is not really useful when exporting to jpeg2000, because we have to wait just as long a while as that what just has elapsed after the bar has filled up.
thank you.