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Does anyone know how to automate (i.e., via "batch") setting a MAXIMUM (or MINIMUM) dimension for a group of images?
If the original images are all the same orientation (i.e., either portrait or landscape), it’s easy; but what if the originals are not the same orientation?
For example, I have a folder of images–some portrait, some landscapes–and I want to convert them all to thumbnails with a MAXIMUM DIMENSION of 150 pixels.
I can’t figure out how to do this with the several-hundred-dollar Photoshop (although I can figure out how to do it with the $49 LView Pro…).
???
Thanks!!
Aloha,
philiptdotcom
http://www.philipt.com/
If the original images are all the same orientation (i.e., either portrait or landscape), it’s easy; but what if the originals are not the same orientation?
For example, I have a folder of images–some portrait, some landscapes–and I want to convert them all to thumbnails with a MAXIMUM DIMENSION of 150 pixels.
I can’t figure out how to do this with the several-hundred-dollar Photoshop (although I can figure out how to do it with the $49 LView Pro…).
???
Thanks!!
Aloha,
philiptdotcom
http://www.philipt.com/
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