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Batch resizing in PS CS - 03-26-2006, 06:49 PM


Hey is there a way to resize a batch of pictures without having to do them one by one? Im sure there is Im a ps dummy, I have been using Fuji Fine Pix viewer and just not happy with the results the resized pic looks terrible once it runs thru fuji.
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03-26-2006, 06:59 PM


There are lots of ways to do with actions/scripts/plugins you name it. One relatively easy way is with Dr Brown's Image Processor for Photoshop CS, which you can find if you scroll down on this page: http://www.russellbrown.com/tips_tech.html

CS2 users needn't bother with the download, because Image Processor has been bundled with CS2 (unfortunately with some useful options removed, like sharpening).

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you could also just record a short action and do a batch process with all the steps...let me know if you need assistance with the process

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you could also just record a short action and do a batch process with all the steps...let me know if you need assistance with the process
...on top of that, you can create an action, then execute that action from the Image Processor mentioned in the previous post... it's how I usually do my post-processing steps... generally, you could manually process one image, record whatever changes you made to a curves or levels, apply your copyright metadata... you name it...

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look on google for a tiny program called jpeg resizer, its a very good tool.

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03-27-2006, 05:33 AM


Ok cool thanks yall im sure with all these suggestions i can figure somethin out
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