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Image editing question

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MoJoichiban

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I need to edit about 1500 pics down from 1600/1200 to 800/600. Is there a quick way I can do mass resizing without having to set the size to each pic individually? I have photoshop 7 and ADCSee 3.2. I haven't really found anything withing these programs though for doing multiple pics at once. They are all JPEG. Any help would be appreciated. Thank.
Rich
 
photoshop has a bulk option.

go to actions and create a new action that resizes the image. then there is an option called "Automate" where you can bulk modify images in a folder using a specified action.

p.s. wrong forum.
 
PM me if you have any issues, i haven't subscribed to this thread and i get the feeling it'll either get moved or locked and i'll lose track of it!
 
There are also, some actions/macros you can download that can automate the process as well. Some Photoshop utilities (3rd party) will let you do things to an aggregate bunch of files sometimes.

Try: Adobe Studio Exchange
 
I know there are some freeware tools for batch resizing too... might try searching ZDnet or download.com.
 
Originally posted by: zimu
photoshop has a bulk option.

go to actions and create a new action that resizes the image. then there is an option called "Automate" where you can bulk modify images in a folder using a specified action.

p.s. wrong forum.
Click to expand...

Word. I've done this with Photoshop before.
 
Is there an app. out there that does this aside from photoshop -
1. automated resolution change ... for example change 180ppi to 260ppi.
2. automated picture touch up ...

It seems like photoshop elements can do #1, but it's only restricted to a set # of choices in terms of resolution; and #2 can be accomplish with Adobe Album 2 but I couldn'[t find a program out there that does both ...
 
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