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John Rostron

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  1. I am about to transfer everything to a new computer. I have the information supplied by Affinity: I just re-install on the new computer. However, I seem to have lost my passcode for the V2 apps. (I do have them for V1). How can I retrieve my passcode? John
  2. You can specify the resampling algorithm using Document > Resize in a macro, but the saved macro always uses the original image propeties when running, not those of the image you apply it to. Using Equations avoids this problem, but you cannot specify the resampling algorthm. John
  3. Whilst in nitpicking mode, can I point out that scientific names have only the first word (the generic name) capitalised. The remaining words are all lower case. For example Homo erectus pekinensis. The central skull should be named Homo habilis, not Homo habitus. A very nice poster! John
  4. There are two ways of doing this. Either: Locate the default plugin folder. You can find this from the Photoshop Plugins box. Copy your plugin to this folder. Or: In the Photoshop Plugins box, Click on Add, then navigate to the installation folder for your plugin and select the folder where the plugin resides. Have you done either of these? John
  5. Or you could have a gradient so that the upper part of the bird is a blue tit and the lower part is a great tit! John
  6. I have come to this thread rather late, but would my macro to resize to a fixed maximum size work as part of a batch job? Macro here. John
  7. You need to visit the Topaz forum for gigapixel. Just Google 'Topaz gigapixel forum'. John
  8. Hello @siarkie, and welcome to the forums. When you say "no longer there", do you mean that it is no longer in your macros panel, or that it is no longer where you saved it on disk? John
  9. Works for me with no problem on Windows. Note that this is from the VueScan menu system, not Photo. John
  10. This could probably be done using Equations. Have a look at my macro to wrap an image around a bottle here or here. You could then further scale it so that the upper parts were condensed linearly. John
  11. @Nigel Kendall, I am the author of the ChangeDPI macros recorded with Photo 1.6. I have just tried it using 2.2.1 on my PC and the macro works fine, both as a one-off and as a batch. John
  12. I have also tried this, resizing to 1500px, Lanczos, and see no moire at any view magnification between 25% and 400%. John
  13. I use PhotoZoom rather than Gigapixel, and I tried what you have been doing using PhotoZoom. It uses splines as part of the resizing process. The size of the output from PhotoZoom as exactly the same as the input. John
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