I take lots of photos, and hate to have to go through each batch and individually change the size. Is it possible to batch size each set of photos?
1 I Wups! I meant to say, "Is it possible to Batch process in CS5 or CS6-sorry!
abc1234
Loc: Elk Grove Village, Illinois
There is really no need to resize except to make thumbnails for posting or sharing raw's. Just crop to the final aspect ratio.
jecanes
Loc: Taumarunui, New Zealand
Sure it's possible......
1. Set up an action of what you want to do,
2. Goto Bridge and select the photos to be resized (or what ever else),
3. Under Tools-Photoshop-Batch, select your action and run it.
Tea8
Loc: Where the wind comes sweeping down the plain.
Yes it is definitely possible. I use Elements 8 to batch process from time to time. If it's as easy as it is for Elements 8 it should be quick and easy. Looks like you have some great instructions for getting it done.
ab7rn
Loc: Portland, Oregon
sheandee wrote:
I take lots of photos, and hate to have to go through each batch and individually change the size. Is it possible to batch size each set of photos?
I just processed a multitude of photos in CS5 using actions and batch processing. I processed about 1500 pics {resize and save as jpg} . After I started the program, I went away and let the computer work away. After about 5 or 6 hours they were done. I found out how to do it from the "Missing Manual Photoshop CS5" by Lesa Snider.
I've been using lightroom 4, and It has a resize option during the export. You can can lower the dpi or set the resolution to fit within a certain window. Works Great. I use this especially for facebook fotos.
Thanks very much to all who responded. I appreciate you a lot.
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