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charliesuh
852 days ago
 
Batch Editing?

 So I just got back from my Arizona trip and I have about 1500 pictures I need to resize. Does anyone know of any way I can do it all together instead of having to change em all individually?

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alicia954
852 days ago
 
Welcome back charliesuh!  Do you use iPhoto or something else?  I know on iPhoto you can edit them all together.  I think it's actually just called "Edit" and you can pick from sizes.


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Amit Gupta
852 days ago
 
You could record a quick Photoshop action then batch it on the whole folder.

Or if you're on a Mac and use Quicksilver, install the Image Manipulation Actions Plug-in and do it via Quicksilver! (Though if you're not already a Quicksilver fan, this is probably the most confusing possible way to accomplish your goal..)



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stephiedee
852 days ago
 
In Photoshop (Elements, but I'm pretty sure it stands in other versions too) go to File > Process Multiple Files.



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charliesuh
851 days ago
 
I have Photoshp 7, Amit do you think you can teach me how to do that?

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Amit Gupta
851 days ago
 
Hey Charlie,

These screenshots are from CS3, but the steps are the same in PS7, which is what I was using last..

Step 1: Hit the record button in the Actions palette and make the alterations to one image that you want to make to all your images. Hit stop.

http://www.photojojo.com/forum/img/posted/img46b3665c065fc.jpg?url=http://myskitch.com/superamit/photoshop-20070724-011711.jpg


Step 2: Select  File > Automate > Batch

http://www.photojojo.com/forum/img/posted/resized_img46b3665cbbf98.jpg?url=http://myskitch.com/superamit/photoshop-20070724-012013.jpg


Step 3: Choose the action you just created, the files you want to change, and set any other options you want. Photoshop will do the rest!



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charliesuh
851 days ago
 
Oh awesome! Thanks a bunch, saved me a few days of grueling one by one editing!

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Chuck
851 days ago
 
As a side note, be sure to make a copy of all your original files.
When using batch/droplett it is very easy to replace your originals.


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mari_whate
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851 days ago
 
Is there really a resize thing on iPhoto?
I can't believe it! Never knew that...
And I still can't find it. Can someone help me with that?
*mari* http://www.flickr.com/photos/mari_whatever/
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JcOlivera
851 days ago
 
Hello there!....

Well, based on my experience.. I'm a special event photographer, and I often got home with hundreds of images, I was running some batch actions in photoshop, and tried other softwares, but since I wanted to improve my workflow, I started using this new software Adobe has.. it's called Ligthroom, is not that cheap, but it is pretty useful is you are handling dozens, hundred or even thousands of images.. or you just want to keep your photo library organized... it also has the ability to export/resize the images to the settings you want.. high/res....

If any of you are already using lightroom, here is a link where you can get some useful tips!

www.lightroomkillertips.com
http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshoplightroom/

Good luck ya'll!...

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