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Hi there ~ not sure how this will be greeted, but here goes. I posted here on behalf of a friend a few weeks ago and got some great feedback, so thought I’d try again.
I have a guy working on a web site for us, he’s a great guy, but short on time, so I thought I’d grab the bull by the horns and do some of the more tedious bits myself to move it along.
On the web site, I’m having about five or six large galleries of JPEGs / bitmaps ~ nothing complicated, just a ‘flick through one by one’ I think. I’d just like to know the simple steps (if they are simple) to do the following in Photoshop:
1) Grab all the pictures in a named folder (100 in each gallery) and set them to the same size (if this is possible), to avoid having to resize them one by one. There is a mixture of bitmaps and Jpegs, 90% are JPEGs.
2) Set them all to the same resolution if it can be done, ready to go on the web. (If someone can tell me what a good ‘average’ resolution is compression wise for the web, that’s going to help me out as I have no idea)
3) How to make a simple ‘circular’ logo, just with my web address, so that it’s a perfect circle with the web address running round.
4) How to fade the web address and apply that logo to each picture (in the same place on each image).
If this is a complicated procedure, apologies for asking ~ I really have no concept of whether this is a huge and time consuming task, or just a few clicks.
Thanks
Tony
I have a guy working on a web site for us, he’s a great guy, but short on time, so I thought I’d grab the bull by the horns and do some of the more tedious bits myself to move it along.
On the web site, I’m having about five or six large galleries of JPEGs / bitmaps ~ nothing complicated, just a ‘flick through one by one’ I think. I’d just like to know the simple steps (if they are simple) to do the following in Photoshop:
1) Grab all the pictures in a named folder (100 in each gallery) and set them to the same size (if this is possible), to avoid having to resize them one by one. There is a mixture of bitmaps and Jpegs, 90% are JPEGs.
2) Set them all to the same resolution if it can be done, ready to go on the web. (If someone can tell me what a good ‘average’ resolution is compression wise for the web, that’s going to help me out as I have no idea)
3) How to make a simple ‘circular’ logo, just with my web address, so that it’s a perfect circle with the web address running round.
4) How to fade the web address and apply that logo to each picture (in the same place on each image).
If this is a complicated procedure, apologies for asking ~ I really have no concept of whether this is a huge and time consuming task, or just a few clicks.
Thanks
Tony
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