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03/25/2005 02:43:38 PM · #1 |
hi. i know i've read this somewhere here or a link from this site, but can anyone tell me how (or where i can find out how) to have PS CS open a bunch of raw files (25 i think), resize them down to 500px on the long side and save them as a med-low qual jpg?
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03/25/2005 02:57:29 PM · #2 |
Originally posted by BikeRacer:
hi. i know i've read this somewhere here or a link from this site, but can anyone tell me how (or where i can find out how) to have PS CS open a bunch of raw files (25 i think), resize them down to 500px on the long side and save them as a med-low qual jpg? |
in the file browser you will find a heading called 'automate'. create an action that does what you want, then run the action on as many files as you want (I've done over 100 at a time). you can apply RAW settings to an entire folder of images as well without the action (also in the file browser) |
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03/25/2005 03:04:59 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by Pedro:
Originally posted by BikeRacer:
hi. i know i've read this somewhere here or a link from this site, but can anyone tell me how (or where i can find out how) to have PS CS open a bunch of raw files (25 i think), resize them down to 500px on the long side and save them as a med-low qual jpg? |
in the file browser you will find a heading called 'automate'. create an action that does what you want, then run the action on as many files as you want (I've done over 100 at a time). you can apply RAW settings to an entire folder of images as well without the action (also in the file browser) |
thanks! i kept googling until i found what i needed: in the file/automate menu there is a command called fit image - that allows you to make all the shots have the same largest dimensions.
the action is still running now, but it seems to be working great.
thanks again,
ara
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03/25/2005 05:55:39 PM · #4 |
You want the best thing for this. Russel Brown's Image Processor. Even has a turorial on its use there. The guy is a bit goofy but great at what he does.
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