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fr:basic:email_image [2015/09/01 09:23] – [Sending Images via Email] penelope_chapron | fr:basic:email_image [2015/10/22 08:34] – [Envoi d'images par E-Mail] penelope_chapron | ||
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- | ====== Envoi d' | + | ====== Envoi d' |
- | With StudioLine | + | Avec StudioLine |
- | The “Send Images via Email” window opens where you can determine the size and file format | + | La fenêtre " |
- | The “Send Images via Email” window is, with the exception of a few logical differences, identical with the already familiar | + | La fenêtre " |
+ | ===== Paramètres sauvegardés ===== | ||
- | ===== Saved Settings | + | Ici vous pouvez sauvegarder les paramètres fréquemment utilisés pour l' |
+ | ===== Taille d' | ||
- | Here you can set and save frequently used email settings for easy recall. | + | La liste déroulante " |
- | ===== Image Size ===== | + | La taille standard ou personnalisée que vous choisissez peut ne pas correspondre aux dimensions exactes des images à envoyer par E-Mail. Pour de meilleurs résultats, les images ne seront jamais agrandies au-delà de leur taille originale ou déformées si les proportions de largeur / hauteur sélectionnées ne correspondent pas aux proportions des images originales. Au lieu de cela StudioLine utilise une technique d' |
- | The “Image Size” drop-down menu offers a choice of standard screen and print sizes. The “Use Original Size” option will email images in the size of the Image Archive originals. You can also use the width and height controls to pick any custom size. | + | La case à cocher " |
- | A standard or custom size you choose may not exactly fit the dimensions of the images | + | Les images |
- | The checkbox “Automatically Adjust for Orientation” will take the orientation of each image into consideration and assign the larger specified size to the longer side of the image, and vice versa. If you were to define a size of 640x480 pixels, then a landscape image would be exported 640 pixels wide, while a portrait image would be 640 pixels high. Next to the two size control fields is a drop down list with units of measurement: | + | ===== Format de fichier ===== |
- | Images intended for printing or desktop publishing can thus be exported in the preferred unit of measure. The field “DPI” will activate to let you control the print resolution. | + | StudioLine proposera d' |
+ | Ajustez la compression en modifiant le chiffre dans la fenêtre " | ||
- | ===== File Format ===== | + | Les autres formats de fichier utiliseront toujours la qualité originale de l' |
- | StudioLine will propose to email images in the widely recognized JPEG format which cuts down file size dramatically. The smaller the file size, the quicker your email will upload and send. The estimated size of the email message appears near the bottom of the panel. Adjust the amount of compression by adjusting the number in the field entitled “Image.” High quality (a higher number) is great for crisp online resolution and professional at-home printing. Low quality is really only suitable for images where resolution is not important. | + | ===== Autres options ===== |
- | Other file formats will always use the quality of the original image. These file formats should only be used for specific applications – such as sending images for professional quality print purposes. If you need to send an image with transparent areas or irregular shapes, choose the TIFF or PNG file formats and deselect the option | + | En dessous des commandes de format, une liste d' |
- | ===== Other Options | + | * **Appliquer les filtres**\\ Si vous désactivez cette option, StudioLine appliquera les filtres de prétraitement, |
+ | * **Coloriser les zones transparentes**\\ Par défaut, les zones transparentes (" | ||
+ | * **Sans infos EXIF de l' | ||
+ | * **Inclure les descripteurs dans l' | ||
+ | ===== Aperçu d' | ||
- | Below the “Format” control is a list of additional options. Active options are displayed with a checkmark. Click an option to activate or deactivate. | + | Cliquez sur le bouton " |
- | * **Apply Image Tools**\\ If you deactivate this option, StudioLine will keep any pre-processing, | + | ===== Envoi ===== |
- | * **Colorize Transparent Areas**\\ By default, transparent areas (the “alpha channel”) will be preserved if the chosen file format supports transparency (for example TIFF or PNG). Activate this option if you want the transparent areas to be colored white instead. For graphics formats that don't support transparency (for example JPEG, BMP), transparent areas will be always be colored white. | + | |
- | * **Omit Camera Specific Exif Data**\\ StudioLine will include Exif, IPTC, and Windows tags with images if supported by the chosen graphics file format. Select this option to omit any such camera specific information from the emailed file. | + | |
- | * **Include Descriptors**\\ This option will copy the system and user descriptors to the message body. | + | |
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- | ===== Preview | + | |
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- | Click the “Preview” button to verify the result of your image settings before the files are sent. A preview window will show the images based on all settings in the specified size and quality (for JPEG images). Using the “Image Settings” drop-down menu, it's easy to find the ideal settings because the preview will automatically refresh after any change. The toolbar allows you to browse between images and choose a preview size A more detailed explanation of the window " | + | |
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- | ===== Sending ===== | + | |
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- | Click “OK” in the “Send Images via Email” window to send your email. If your email software is compatible and has been defined as the default, it will automatically open and start a new message with the selected images as attachments. Simply enter the recipient’s email address, type a message, and send. | + | |
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