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Hi everyone,
I’ve a quick question which I should be able to answer for myself, but, I don’t know enough about the program, I am learning though.
If I use a batch command to resize the width of an image to 1000 pixels and have "constrained proportions" enabled I will get consistent landscape images of lets say 1000 x 667 pixels. But, if an image is in portrait orientation then my image will be 1000 x 1500 pixels. Is there any way in which a Photoshop batch command or droplet can determine the orientation of an image and apply the resize dimension to the longest side?
I don’t want to have to go through all the images and separate the orientations before processing them.
Thanks,
John
I’ve a quick question which I should be able to answer for myself, but, I don’t know enough about the program, I am learning though.
If I use a batch command to resize the width of an image to 1000 pixels and have "constrained proportions" enabled I will get consistent landscape images of lets say 1000 x 667 pixels. But, if an image is in portrait orientation then my image will be 1000 x 1500 pixels. Is there any way in which a Photoshop batch command or droplet can determine the orientation of an image and apply the resize dimension to the longest side?
I don’t want to have to go through all the images and separate the orientations before processing them.
Thanks,
John
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