Photo re-sizing tool and/or upload client?

02/07/2007 11:33:33 PM · #1

Here is my dilemma, many times when I take pictures of an event I want to upload them. However it is a lot of work re-sizing and processing potentially hundreds of photos.

I am wondering if anyone knows of a quick tool for re-sizing and uploading for the web?

Suggestions?

02/07/2007 11:34:36 PM · #2

Does your editing software have batch processing?

02/07/2007 11:44:14 PM · #3

I have Photoshop. And while it does have batch processing I find it rather cumbersome.

Not only is it rather sluggish (this on a 2gig CoreDuo w/2gigs of RAM), I am then left needing to create thumbnails and a template. It'd be nice to find a tool to handle this.

02/07/2007 11:47:24 PM · #4

Not saying that there isn't something out there to do this for you but can't you use an action to create the thumbs?

Also, if you use the same template all the time, you only have to create it once. Using photoshop's web gallery tool will create the thumbs and web size images for you. You can customize one of the provided templates to match what you want.

02/07/2007 11:48:17 PM · #5

Originally posted by cpanaioti:

Using photoshop's web gallery tool will create the thumbs and web size images for you. You can customize one of the provided templates to match what you want.

Hmm...didn't realize it had a photo gallery function. Where do I find this?

02/07/2007 11:52:28 PM · #6

File>Automate>Web Photo Gallery

Canon EF 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS

02/08/2007 12:32:05 AM · #7

THANK YOU!!!!

:)

awpollard

Canon EOS-5D Mark II

02/08/2007 01:25:37 AM · #8

Using XP? Want to do them from Explorer?

Windows XP Powertoys near bottom of page you will see Image Resizer.

You can go to a folder select a bunch of shots...
Right click and choose Resize Image
Then choose a standard web size to resize to

02/08/2007 02:15:33 AM · #9

Regarding PhotoShop Web Gallery...

The options with "feedback", how exactly do these work. There does not seem to be a place to put a password. So it seems anyone can "authorize" feedback or remove it. This doesn't make sense to me.

Sure wish PS offered a preview too...

02/08/2007 11:27:11 AM · #10

Anyone know how he "feedback" works? is there a password protection? etc?