pdq for Epson Pro
pdq for epson Pro : Easy printing on Epson Printers This latest version of pdq supports Epson Pro series printers. New in this version is cut-sheet printing support with nesting. This enables…
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Follow via RSS ↗pdq for epson Pro : Easy printing on Epson Printers This latest version of pdq supports Epson Pro series printers. New in this version is cut-sheet printing support with nesting. This enables…
Read articleWith this upgrade, CameraTether can now also be used to test camera tethering. Now also works on Mac OS 10.15 Catalina. Due to Apple blocking access to any external camera for tethering…
Read articleEarlier today, Apple finally released MacOS 10.15.3 Catalina, which fixes Apple's bug in camera tethering. AppForce.One now has PictureMe Pro 3 available for Catalina users who want to take chromakey pictures from…
Read articleWith Catalina, Apple broke tethering for all software, including PictureMe. There was very little we could do because it is a generic issue of Catalina. Therefore, after many emails to Apple, finally,…
Read articlePictureMe and PictureMe Pro are NOT Catalina compatible. Apple makes the life of developers hard by their yearly unannounced new versions of Mac OS, with all kinds of changes under the hood…
Read articleWith AppForce.One's latest tool; Cut-Out it is now easier than ever to create a cut-out version of a normal jpg. Based on our custom algorithm used in PictureMe Pro, Cut-Out can remove…
Read articleToday, version 1.3.1. has become available of TimeLapseMovie. As a result, a bug when using TimeLapseMovie in other languages than English has been fixed. The update is available through the Mac App…
Read articleLately, there have been quite a lot of improvements made to the Pro version of PictureMe; PictureMe Pro. Existing Pro users will receive these automatically through the Appstore upgrades, but those who…
Read articleResolution (megapixels) With today's cameras capable of taking pictures of over 20 MP (million pixels) it is good to realise that even though not using enough pixels can lead to poor results,…
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