Show Megapixels During Cropping Feature Requests Dxo Forum

By switzerlandersing On Sep 8, 2025

Show Megapixels During Cropping - Feature Requests - DxO Forum

Show Megapixels During Cropping - Feature Requests - DxO Forum When cropping an image, there is a constant readout of the pixel dimensions, which is very useful, however sometimes i would like to know the total number of megapixels without having to manually multiply in my head (or with a calculator). Is there a way to save custom crop sizes so i don’t have to keep fudging each photo to have a certain size? for example: 6000x4000 (24mp), 5196x3464 (18mp), 3266x4899 (16mp), etc… there are many times i wish to crop an image but target/mimic a certain resolution. something similar to the included screenshot (pixelmator pro).

Popular DxO Forum Requests That Have Been Neglected For YEARS - DxO PhotoLab - DxO Forum

Popular DxO Forum Requests That Have Been Neglected For YEARS - DxO PhotoLab - DxO Forum In case i want to crop to an exact number of pixels (e.g. 1500x1000) that exact number can be difficult to reach, depending on the zoom level set whilst applying the cropping frame. To see the size of the crop, i have to click on the cropping tool again, wait for it to activate, and then read the crop size displayed in tiny digits in the bottom right corner of the cropping window. When exporting to disk, photolab provides the option to “allow image resampling” which opens up the option to specify the size of the longest side in pixels. This is everything i know about the crop tool. i think lots of people could find some value in this one right from beginners to people who have been with photolab for a while.

Cropping And Exporting And Actual Size For Printing - DxO PhotoLab - DxO Forum

Cropping And Exporting And Actual Size For Printing - DxO PhotoLab - DxO Forum When exporting to disk, photolab provides the option to “allow image resampling” which opens up the option to specify the size of the longest side in pixels. This is everything i know about the crop tool. i think lots of people could find some value in this one right from beginners to people who have been with photolab for a while. Expert news, reviews and videos of the latest digital cameras, lenses, accessories, and phones. get answers to your questions in our photography forums. In dxo photolab the full file is used when a raw image is processed, so images will always have the same dimensions whatever crop (ratio) or mode (l/m/s or dimension) options were set in the camera. By default photolab overlays a 3:2 grid for cropping according to the rule of thirds. while these rules are controversial, other cropping guides would be interesting like the golden ratio, golden spiral, diagonals, etc. I established the crop region pixel dimensions by looking at the camera cropped jpg images. once imported you can add them to a new presets folder in dxo and that will make it easier to see the effects when browsing the presets.

Show All Pictures Including Subfolders - Feature Requests - DxO Forum

Show All Pictures Including Subfolders - Feature Requests - DxO Forum Expert news, reviews and videos of the latest digital cameras, lenses, accessories, and phones. get answers to your questions in our photography forums. In dxo photolab the full file is used when a raw image is processed, so images will always have the same dimensions whatever crop (ratio) or mode (l/m/s or dimension) options were set in the camera. By default photolab overlays a 3:2 grid for cropping according to the rule of thirds. while these rules are controversial, other cropping guides would be interesting like the golden ratio, golden spiral, diagonals, etc. I established the crop region pixel dimensions by looking at the camera cropped jpg images. once imported you can add them to a new presets folder in dxo and that will make it easier to see the effects when browsing the presets.

Frame Averaging - Feature Requests - DxO Forum

Frame Averaging - Feature Requests - DxO Forum By default photolab overlays a 3:2 grid for cropping according to the rule of thirds. while these rules are controversial, other cropping guides would be interesting like the golden ratio, golden spiral, diagonals, etc. I established the crop region pixel dimensions by looking at the camera cropped jpg images. once imported you can add them to a new presets folder in dxo and that will make it easier to see the effects when browsing the presets.