https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=65863
--- Comment #7 from J.D. <[email protected]> --- (In reply to comment #6) > Hello J.D., *, > (In reply to comment #4) > > I would still have to classify this as abug, but of just lower importance. > > OK. I will switch it to normal then ... ;) Thank you. I have never reported a bug before.. in any software, I'm sorry I didn't realize how complicated this process is. > > > When a LARGE image > > How did you define "large"? As in a wider and taller picture or with a > higher resolution and thus a larger file size? I defined it as an image of a size, either dimension OR filesize that was large enough to cause the problem. I can't say since I don't know what the cause of the problem is. The pictures in question are the unedited images from my DSLR. 2848px by 4272px, generating a filesize of 4-7megs. > > > file is imported as a picture, which is taller than wide, > > LOWriter rotates teh image 90*. > > I haven't one to test ... :( All my pictures, which I insert in Writer don't > rotate ... ;) > > > At first I thought this was a bug for ALL images of that aspect ratio, until > > I tried shrinking one of them to a smaller physical resolution. Once shrunk, > > the image imported without a problem. > > O.K. > > > That said, the image did appear to be of a lower quality than the ones which > > used their full native resolution (jpgs produced by a Canon Rebel XSi DSLR) > > Would you be so kind to attach one of these pictures from your camera? Maybe > this is really related to the exif information inside, as Tomaz mentioned in > his comment 5 ... ;) This actually makes sense, I'm betting this is THE answer. As for attaching an image, I will have to upload to google and link it from there since its too big for the attachment system here. > > > A related bug, which I don't know if I need to create a new bug report for > > or if I can piggyback on this one since it also deals with the same > > pictures: > > It is usually not a good idea to combine two or more bugs in one bug report. > If it is not reported before, I think it is better to open a new one. > > > When a writer document gets in excess of a certain size, the > > What does "in excess of a certain size" mean? That it exceed a certain > number of pages? And/or because of too much inserted images/sounds/videos > its file size extends a certain MB value? > > > program is unable to read the images embedded in the document. Should I open > > a new bug for this or not? > > Have you tried to change the values under "Tools - Options - LibreOffice - > Memory" (especially the options below "Graphics cache")? Does it change > anything, if you increment the values there? So, maybe not a bug, but a too > restricted memory ... ;) > > And as Tomaz in his comment 5, I would recommend it in a newer version than > 4.0.0.3 again ... ;) > Sorry for the inconvenience > Thomas. I'm downloading the 4.1 pre-release now. I've never used the beta of LO because this is my production machine. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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