Please understand my comments are those of a hobbyist who has done a lot of photo editing and prints for my family over the years and I am not an expert. It is my hope that in time Q1 will provide for Mac users more of the features contained in Qimage Ultimate which I have read about over the years, but alas Qimage has never provided a Mac version.
The transfer of photos between PSE 2019 and Q1 works well.Īll in all the app is an affordable package and more efficient, but the goal is better quality than the alternative and only time will tell. There are other features I have not used i.e, Photo arrangements of multiple pictures on a large sheet and border creation. Also nice is the ability to save a print job and bring it back. Q1 has a series of YouTube videos that are helpful. The ability to have soft proofing is nice though the eternal problem of prints coming out a little darker than the calibrated Apple 5k IMac display sometimes crops up.
I have submitted one question to customer support and had a clear answer within 24 hours. The Q1 interface is user friendly friendly for the most part the only problem I've had is managing files wherein the documentation could be improved here, but I'm slowly getting the hang of it. It is easier than working my way through the three or four step process and selection of print variables the PSE/Epson print drivers entails. App is relatively easy to learn and produces quality output at least equal to PSE Elements/Epson R2880/2019 print driving process and sometimes even better. I experimented with the trial version of Qimage One and decided to take a chance and bought the app. I've also been using it heavily for the past 4 years within a boutique fine art printing studio. Royce Howland wrote:I have used Qimage Ultimate for a long, long time and prefer it for all of my personal printing work. Even if money is no object, I personally would chose Qimage over ImagePrint except for certain specialized purposes like B&W printing via dedicated monochrome ICC profiles, or creating profiles based on optimized ink usage to reduce operating costs.
I've not yet taken the time to evaluate Qimage One but I expect it would produce excellent results, better than most other printing methods outside of dedicated RIP's (like ImagePrint which I've also used extensively) that cost hundreds or thousands of $. It offers a cut-down selection of the core printing features of the full Windows app. The main Qimage app only supports Windows, while Qimage One supports Windows and Mac. Qimage One is a newly developed app, produced by a separate company under license from the developer of Qimage.
I have used Qimage Ultimate for a long, long time and prefer it for all of my personal printing work.
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