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Hello all,
I am creating a test action to evaluate the performance of Photoshop, and would like to have the action start and end by creating a small file which has a timestamp inserted into the image. The intent is to avoid having to use a stopwatch to time the action’s length of execution and simply refer to the time values captured within the image. While I assume one could develop a script to perform such a task, I’m not familiar with scripting and am hopeful there is some alternative approach suitable for use in an action. Any ideas? Apart from that, the only other option that comes to mind is opening the properties dialog for each file and using the Last Modified time stamp.
Thanks,
Daryl
I am creating a test action to evaluate the performance of Photoshop, and would like to have the action start and end by creating a small file which has a timestamp inserted into the image. The intent is to avoid having to use a stopwatch to time the action’s length of execution and simply refer to the time values captured within the image. While I assume one could develop a script to perform such a task, I’m not familiar with scripting and am hopeful there is some alternative approach suitable for use in an action. Any ideas? Apart from that, the only other option that comes to mind is opening the properties dialog for each file and using the Last Modified time stamp.
Thanks,
Daryl
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