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stacker:docs:faqlist [2020/06/22 21:08] rjlittlefield Added "Can I test Professional and Prosumer options in trial?" |
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| * Options > Preferences > Color Management > "Use input file profiles for ZS screen displays" | * Options > Preferences > Color Management > "Use input file profiles for ZS screen displays" | ||
| * Options > Preferences > Multiprocessing > "Overlap I/O with computation if possible" | * Options > Preferences > Multiprocessing > "Overlap I/O with computation if possible" | ||
| - | * Options > Preferences > Multiprocessng > "Enable advanced undo" | + | * Options > Preferences > Multiprocessing > "Enable advanced undo" |
| ===== Are program updates free? ===== | ===== Are program updates free? ===== | ||
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| Saving EXIF and other metadata is controlled by the setting at Options > Preferences > Image Saving > "Copy metadata from source images to saved output images". This is a "Pro-only" feature, which means that it's available for long-term use only with Prosumer or Professional licenses. If you're using Prosumer Edition or Professional Edition, then this feature is selected by default. If you have only a lower level license, such as trial, Student, or Personal, then you can run the feature as a 30-day free trial by explicitly selecting it. | Saving EXIF and other metadata is controlled by the setting at Options > Preferences > Image Saving > "Copy metadata from source images to saved output images". This is a "Pro-only" feature, which means that it's available for long-term use only with Prosumer or Professional licenses. If you're using Prosumer Edition or Professional Edition, then this feature is selected by default. If you have only a lower level license, such as trial, Student, or Personal, then you can run the feature as a 30-day free trial by explicitly selecting it. | ||
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| ===== Why do my output images say they're only 72 pixels per inch? ===== | ===== Why do my output images say they're only 72 pixels per inch? ===== | ||
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| Probably you accidentally put a checkmark on "Retain extended dynamic range" while saving the image. Remove that checkmark at Options > Preferences > Image Saving, or when you save your next image, and the problem will go away. | Probably you accidentally put a checkmark on "Retain extended dynamic range" while saving the image. Remove that checkmark at Options > Preferences > Image Saving, or when you save your next image, and the problem will go away. | ||
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| ===== What does "Retain extended dynamic range" mean? ===== | ===== What does "Retain extended dynamic range" mean? ===== | ||
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