IrfanView Portable download the last version for windows

#IrfanView Portable download the last version for windows driver#
#IrfanView Portable download the last version for windows software#
#IrfanView Portable download the last version for windows windows#

Sorry, didn’t read all the suggestions so maybe this is already covered, but considering your use-case I wonder if my usage can be of inspiration: Exactly like it hands over to the Gutenprint module in Linux.

#IrfanView Portable download the last version for windows driver#

It simply hands over the image data to whatever printer driver is installed for the printer.

#IrfanView Portable download the last version for windows windows#

If you haven't loaded the Selphy-specific Windows driver, or it doesn't allow the control needed, then GIMP can hardly be blamed for that. It seems that Gutenprint is actually a printer driver, which in Windows is a separate (and sometimes 'invisible') module, usually provided by the printer manufacturer.Īll of the printers I've used have their own specific driver and dialogue box, some of which allow quite sophisticated control of ink balance, and some of which allow minimal to no control over the printer's colour balance. That's the job of colour profiles/management, and the preferences menu of the image editor. I don't see that as the job of the print dialogue in an image editor. There should be options in the specific Windows printer driver to allow that. You're trying to manually force the printer to change its colour balance to match what's on screen. Now, if I can manage to script something to watch the folder and automatically throw the most recent image up on a second screen, that would be really clever.Īh, right.

Here's a comparison, window with black borders on the left is Windows GIMP, other two windows are Linux GIMP with Gutenprint (sorry, awful phone snap of a screen)1434095 Now, if I can manage to script something to watch the folder and automatically throw the most recent image up on a second screen, that would be really clever. One of the things I absolutely do need is the ability to adjust the page margins, as the Selphy is never quite right in this regard. So far XNview and Faststone are looking like the best options. The Windows dialogue looks like it's cut some options off, but actually that is all there is. Most of the options are 'set once and forget', no need to tweak them for each individual print. While the colour channel sliders are not as good as an ICC profile, they do allow me to get the Selphy to produce a print that is pretty close to what is shown on the screen. Here's a comparison, window with black borders on the left is Windows GIMP, other two windows are Linux GIMP with Gutenprint (sorry, awful phone snap of a screen) I have CaptureOne, but it requires an internet connection for verification, which this setup won't have, but I will take a look at it if no other options present themselves.Įvery application should open its own print options window, not have the OS acting as a go between.Īnd exactly what print parameters do you want to tinker with before the file gets sent to the printer driver?Īdmittedly, early versions of the Win port of GIMP didn't print at the expected size, but that bug was fixed quite a while ago. GIMP doesn't play well with windows printing. Zero cost as I'm not going to be making any money from this. Needs to be fairly user friendly and simple, as my wife or some other volunteer/victim will likely be running the printing side of things. I normally run Linux and print via GIMP/Gutenprint, but my tethering solution (Fujifilm X-acquire) is Windows only, can't get it to run under Wine.

#IrfanView Portable download the last version for windows software#

The goal is to use this to drive a photo booth type setup at village events, with photos being printed on a Canon Selphy dye-sub (which has no software of it's own that I can find). Looking for recommendations for a good, easy to use piece of software that can do some very basic editing (mostly cropping) and, most importantly, photo printing, under Windows 10.