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JackMester
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Automating Sizes of Pictures - 5/6/2003 1:11:39
Is there anyway in corel paint 8, 9, or 10 or Photoshop 7 or any other program that might work that you can take your jpgs and gifs and make them a uniform size and keep their aspect ratio I have a 1000 photos of varying sizes and I want them all to be no more than 200 x 100 pixels max. It doesnt matter about hieght as much as width. Uniformity is what I am looking for.
Any help would be appreciated.
Jack
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garry
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RE: Automating Sizes of Pictures - 5/6/2003 2:43:49
Look for a batch conversion. I did this recently in irfanview (850kb freeware).
Should have it somewhere in Photoshop.
The button for resizing, quality & sharpness are usually encompassed in the " advanced users" button.
If all else fails download irfanview, open it & browse for your folder of images, pick a few out to practice on and save to another folder. It will take a few shots to get the crispness & final kb size OK.
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JackMester
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RE: Automating Sizes of Pictures - 5/6/2003 5:38:06
Thanks for the help I will give it a shot
Jack
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_gail
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RE: Automating Sizes of Pictures - 5/6/2003 8:34:06
Here' s how I do it in Photoshop, though there probably is a better way.
File > Automate > Web Photo Gallery
In the Options area, select Large Images and set the dimensions to resize youir images. There are a few other useful settings in there, too, for this purpose. After Photoshop does its thing, I go to the Images folder that was created during the process to get my resized images.
There is also a batch conversion feature in the Automate menu. I' ve never used it.
gail
< Message edited by _gail -- 5/6/2003 9:08 AM >
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garyb
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RE: Automating Sizes of Pictures - 5/6/2003 8:58:39
In addition, photoshop has the ability to create your own action scripts to record actions for things you frequently do. I think Gail' s approach is easier for your task but actions is a pretty powerful feature of Photoshop. As I recall, you can do something similar in paint 10, but I haven' t fooled with it at all.
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Cyprus
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RE: Automating Sizes of Pictures - 5/8/2003 16:13:46
The easiest possible way is downling Power Toys image resizer from www.microsoft.com. It' s just a simple right click and " resize image" . You can do as many images at the same time, it takes literally seconds.
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