Is there an option to print photos and if so where is it please?

    TimTheJedi Currently there is no such function, but can you please explain why would you need it? People typically use dedicated software that shipped with printer anyway. Why would you need same functionality in the app?

      I’ve used Picasa for years and have been looking for a modern alternative. As the program is the primary tool to catalogue and search photos, a typical use case once finding a photo would be to then print from there rather than a secondary process of locating the file location and opening in another application to print it.

        TimTheJedi Thank you for explaining. It would be interesting to know how many people are actually still printing these days.

        • Tony replied to this.

            We use things like a Samung Frame tv to display our digital photos, but have always had a requirement to print. Kids graduation photos to frame on the wall, pictures for grandparents, that kind of thing. I googled if people still print photos and it does seem to be popular but obviously less so than when it was the only way to view a photo.

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              Andrey Re: how many people are still printing pictures. Years ago I used to make prints for elderly relatives. However, these days I might print just one or two pictures a year. And not at home but upload to our local convenience store to print on photographic paper. And the store’s online software has tools for colour correction and cropping. While printing or exporting was handy in Picasa, it’s not something I miss in TonFotos.

              TimTheJedi If you already have other apps for printing photos, a right click on a photo in TonFotos brings up the menu with “Open with”. Can you edit and print from the software that comes with your printer or do your editing, cropping and printing with an on-line service? Granted, Picasa had those tools too and colour correction was handy touching up skin tones before posting a picture. These days cellphone cameras are really good at colour correction and other than cropping I rarely edit my photos before sharing these days.

                  Thanks Tony. That’s fair comment and some good suggestions, thanks.

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