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Paint.NET 4.0.1.
Here's exactly what I did:
- Open original.jpg
- Save as flat.bmp
- Save as flat.jpg
Here I discovered that flat.jpg still had EXIF. Now, without closing Paint.NET nor flat.jpg (or doing anything else in it, for that matter):
- Open flat.bmp
- Save as flat.jpg
Here I checked that flat.jpg didn't have EXIF anymore.
Yeah, that's what I figured. However, I expected that, once I saved the .jpg as .bmp, it would be as if I had closed the .jpg and just opened the .bmp. Scratching all the previous context, that is. Don't you agree that's a fair expectation?
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I needed to remove EXIF rotation data from a photo I took with my phone, so I fired up paint.net and proceeded to open the .jpg, save it as .bmp and then save it again as .jpg. To my surprise, the data was still there.
Make: SAMSUNG
Camera Model Name: GT-I9300Software: paint.net 4.0.1Modify Date: 2014:07:15 01:07:293 hours, 28 minutes, 59 seconds agoY Cb Cr Positioning: CenteredExposure Time: 1/17F Number: 2.60Exposure Program: Aperture-priority AEISO: 125Exif Version: 0220Date/Time Original: 2014:07:15 01:07:293 hours, 28 minutes, 59 seconds agoCreate Date: 2014:07:15 01:07:293 hours, 28 minutes, 59 seconds agoComponents Configuration: Y, Cb, Cr, -Shutter Speed Value: 1/17Aperture Value: 2.60Brightness Value: 1.42578125Exposure Compensation: 0Max Aperture Value: 2.6Metering Mode: Center-weighted averageFlash: No FlashFocal Length: 3.7 mmUser Comment: (4,096 bytes binary data)Flashpix Version: 0100Color Space: sRGBImage Size: 2,048 × 1,152Interoperability Index: R98 - DCF basic file (sRGB)Interoperability Version: 0100Exposure Mode: AutoResolution: 96 pixels/inchWhite Balance: AutoScene Capture Type: StandardOrientation: Rotate 90 CW <-- REASON WHY I WAS DOING THISX Resolution: 72Y Resolution: 72generated by http://regex.info/exif.cgi
However, when I tried opening the .bmp from scratch and saving as .jpg, it worked as intended, i.e the new .jpg had almost no EXIF.
I'm pretty sure paint.net shouldn't have kept the EXIF through the .bmp. Am I wrong in that?
Canvas scale is wrong when Windows resolution scaling is used
in Troubleshooting & Bug Reports
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I have two monitors. The main one (4k, landscape) has 175% zoom applied to it in Windows monitor resolution settings. The secondary one (Full HD, portrait) has no zoom applied to it (that is, 100%).
Monitor 1 config in Windows.
Monitor 2 config in Windows.
In such setup, Paint.NET viewport (canvas) does not use 1 pixel to display 1 pixel. As you can see in the image below, the viewport is much smaller than the window, even with the canvas resolution equal to the screen resolution (1200x1920). You can see that Paint.NET zoom is 100%.
Problem: Paint.NET canvas smaller than it should be.
Zoom problems wouldn't be unexpected in Monitor 1, which has 175% zoom as I said before. However, this is in Monitor 2, which does not have zoom/scaling applied. As such, it is impossible to use Paint.NET accurately in Monitor 2.
More information:
What was expected: that Paint.NET canvas would always use 1 pixel to represent 1 image pixel, regardless of Windows monitor zoom.