Digital Light & Color

Sorry to see this. Jonathan and Kiril, thank you for this software, your excellent support, the white papers, and offering PWP now for free.
All the best
Johannes

It should work - on OS X Mavericks you have to install the X-Sytem from http://xquartz.macosforge.org/landing/ before you can use the PWP 6 - "build" for OSX.
And don't be impatient with the installation of the X-System - it lasts some minutes!

Hello Kiril, I tried it on Fedora 20 with wine64 - the installation went ok and PwP works! Thank you and the anonymous Supporter! [gio@localhost PwP]$ wine64 setup.exe /extract fixme:explorerframe:taskbar_list_SetProgressValue iface 0x12d2e0, hwnd 0x1004c, ullCompleted 10000, ullTotal 2cbde89 stub! ...

I just tried it on Fedora 20 - PwP 7 brings the same error, PwP 6 can be installed: first Version 7: wine setup.exe fixme:explorerframe:taskbar_list_SetProgressValue iface 0x12f7f0, hwnd 0x3004c, ullCompleted 10000, ullTotal c3800 stub! fixme:explorerframe:taskbar_list_SetProgressState iface 0x12f7f...

And I don't think that a file of 5 MB contains a preview image of 4 MB. I think a file of 5 MB contains a preview image of 1 MB - and everything else is removed by metadata stripper, also the real image, thus the file sizes you see. Other programs - ie pwp - use the real 4MB image. You should provi...

I woul'nt trust metadata stripper - from the resulting file sizes I suppose that metadata stripper strips the real image and the exif-data and leaves just the preview image.

Hello Maciej, with rawdigger ( http://www.rawdigger.com ) you can analyze the raw data and view the histograms per channel. From the website: RawDigger is a computer program intended for viewing, studying, and analyzing raw files from digital photo cameras and some digital video cameras. Regards Joh...

Maybe you can expand the image so that the face is in the center, then distort it, and crop to the original dimension?
Its just a workaround though.

Hello Mike, I just tested again - you are right. If the output file type is left to "unchanged", the resulting file is written as tiff, but with the extension of the original file. If the output file type is set to JPEG(or PNG) ... the file is really a JPEG (or an PNG) with the correct for...

Good Morning Mike,

obviously the file is a Tiff-File with a JPG-extension - i.e IrfanView says "Warning, the file xxx.JPG is a TIF file with incorrect extension ! Rename?"
Does renaming the extension to tif help?

Happy New Year
gio