Hello, BatchPhoto does not have any printing capabilities so all you can do is improvise by using the Crop filter and cutting a portion of the photo in the hope that your printing program will scale that portion to a full page size. After cropping an image with BatchPhoto you need to look at the pro...

Hello, Thank you for your interest in BatchPhoto. BatchPhoto works great for editing photos with the exact same changes, like: resizing, watermarking, renaming, color replacing and so on. Your requirements can't be meet by a batch photo editing program but by a one-photo-at-a-time photo editor like ...

Thank you for your feedback. Since BatchPhoto makes extensive use of previews and multi-threading for processing, a lot of memory is used in the process. There are some optimizations that you can do from inside BatchPhoto for very large images like the ones mentioned. Open BatchPhoto without loading...

Hello, Thank you for being a long time user of BatchPhoto. BatchPhoto does not automatically rotate images. This is something that some image viewers (e.g. Picasa) are doing in order to display the photo in the correct orientation. BatchPhoto has the Auto Rotate filter that will correct the orientat...

Hello, Thank you for your interest in BatchPhoto. Yes, the Home edition of BatchPhoto has the Comment filter that can add text to batches of photos. The Pro edition also has the Watermark-Text filter that can add text. You can test BatchPhoto for free, here is the direct download link: http://www.ba...

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Hello, Thank you for your interest in BatchPhoto Enterprise. The trial version is fully functional (with all features) but it applies a visible watermark on the processed photos. When you launch the BatchPhoto trial and select the Enterprise edition, BatchPhoto Monitor will be launched alongside. Yo...

Hello, This is because you save your resulting images as JPG and JPG losses some image data with each edit. This is not something related to BatchPhoto but to the JPG image format. There is no loss in resolution as measured in pixels but only a loss in image data which is indistinguishable with the ...

Dear user, Thank you for your feedback. As the log shows BatchPhoto will launch one thread of execution for each CPU core that it finds. Each thread processes a subset of images so in your case each tread will load, convert & save JPEG2000 images. This will ensure the optimal load of the CPU. Howeve...