JPEGCrops - Suggestions

I won't make any significant changes to JPEGCrops. Instead I'm working on its successor, which will (probably) be named RoboCrop. It will be a complete rewrite, in order to make it possible to do things like red-eye removal and image resize. It will also be freeware and the interface will be roughly the same as JPEGCrops.

Feel free to make suggestions for RoboCrop features or report bugs for JPEGCrops. If you want an answer to a specific problem, send me an email at darkwing@daimi.au.dk.

Please take a look at the future page before posting. What you want might be on the wish-list already. You might also want to view the old suggestions.

Oliver Dinesen

2011-05-04 00:08

I have to croop, 1000 pictures on a time, but then its buck. So i have to take ca. 100 at time instead, but its still buck sometimes in the middle of my crooping? Is it possible to avoid this problem? Can i buy a opgrade of the program? Thank you..

Toke Eskildsen

2011-05-04 12:36

Due to sloppy programming on my part, JPEGCrops does not like opening 200+ images. If you are feeling brave, you can follow the directions on http://superuser.com/questions/55891/registry-setting-to-allow-more-open-ie-windows-without-exhausting-windows-resourc to increase the maximum amount of images. I would guess that a value of 12000 is enough for 1000 images.

I am very surprised that there is a problem halfways during cropping. Up until now it has been either it works 100% or it doesn't at all, with respect to the number of images.

Heinz Brauckhoff

2011-06-29 19:02

thank you for this great and very useful program!!
But, sometimes the exif is damaged after cropping, have you heard about this?
Size and 2 or 3 other informations are still there, but no information about the date and so on.

Toke Eskildsen

2011-06-29 23:01

I seems to happen on some images from specific camera models, when DPI adjustment is turned on. I don't know is the error is in the images to begin with or the EXIF library that JPEGCrops uses, sorry. I find that not many programs uses the DPI for much, so my recommendation is to turn DPI adjustment off.

David Paul

2011-10-05 23:43

I don't what's going on but i tried everything. Absolutely everything. The Syncrhonize CROPS check DOES NOT WORK. I mean for this specific Task I downloaded this program. This is a genuine program. BUT it does not work. I tried it on my computer on my laptop. I does not work all the times. And when it works it's not all the images that i loaded. Let's say I loaded 20 pictures, if I select the crop area, the others don't synchronize. But if I select the 6th, then sometimes the others do syncrhonize.

Please Help,

I'm even willing to pay...

I really need that program with this particular option (Synchronize Crops) thanks.

Toke Eskildsen

2011-10-06 09:16

Synchronize Crops is (much too) picky: It requires all images to be of the exact same width and height in pixels.

David-Paul

2011-10-06 23:38

Aha... Ok, that's why
isn't there any workaround to save the selection area??

Toke Eskildsen

2011-10-07 07:33

Only by doing an initial cropping round to a pixel-defined static crop size. It is a bit of a blocker for real solutions that I do not use Windows anymore. I would like to get the development IDE (Delphi) up and running again, but it is not-trivial so no ETA.

JPEGCrops suggestions