buehlerbg
(Barry Buehler)
March 20, 2020, 10:42pm
1
After I process and image and go to save it, the folder for saving is always the PC administrator’s picture folder.
I then have to browse to the folder I want to save in. A major pain.
Am I missing something here ?
Running Windows 10 on a stock Dell desktop.
Greyfox
(Greyfox)
March 21, 2020, 2:00am
2
If you are referring to the latest Sharpen AI v 2.0.2 then it remembers the last export location you used which is fine for those who always export to a specific folder, but it doesn’t appear to have an option to export to the folder the source image was in.
buehlerbg
(Barry Buehler)
March 21, 2020, 3:32am
3
Well, that shortcoming should be fixed.
Greyfox
(Greyfox)
March 21, 2020, 7:07am
4
Yes it should.
The same issue was raised back in July 2019 in regards to Gigapixel AI.
Sadly, although this version has some really nice Interface Changes, there is one change that is actually a bad one.
OUTPUT
Used to have 2 Output Choices:
1 Source Folder
2 Custom
Now Option 1 is gone. This wastes a lot of time for those of us who frequently switch back and forth between options 1 and 2.
It is disappointing to no longer have a really useful menu choice that has worked well (and posibly something no one has ever complained about). In fact it may have taken a lot of past r…
The current version of Denoise AI has the option of saving to the source directory or specifying an alternative path.
PaulM
(Paul)
March 21, 2020, 8:06am
5
When you click on Save Image you should get the dialogue box below, where you can set the Save directory of your choice:
buehlerbg
(Barry Buehler)
March 21, 2020, 12:04pm
6
That is exactly what my original post says. It is a poor implementation that requires you to navigate to another folder each time you save.
There should be an option to save to the source folder.
You should also be able to go into the preferences menu and charge the default “save” folder.
These are well known good interface programming practices.