Action to re-size an image to max 320×320?

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Apr 2, 2004
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I need to shrink a batch of images such that they are all <=320×320 pixels, but have their proportions intact.

If I create an action to re-size them I can only specify a width or a height, so I end up with some that are 320×400 and some that are 400×320.

How can I make an action that specifies "max width or height 320", or is there another way?

Toby
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Apr 2, 2004
"Toby Newman" wrote in message
I need to shrink a batch of images such that they are all <=320×320 pixels, but have their proportions intact.

If I create an action to re-size them I can only specify a width or a height, so I end up with some that are 320×400 and some that are 400×320.

Try File -> Automate -> Fit Image
Just specify the width.
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edjh
Apr 2, 2004
Toby Newman wrote:

I need to shrink a batch of images such that they are all <=320×320 pixels, but have their proportions intact.

If I create an action to re-size them I can only specify a width or a height, so I end up with some that are 320×400 and some that are 400×320.

How can I make an action that specifies "max width or height 320", or is there another way?

Toby

Try File>Automate>Fit Image.

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google
Apr 7, 2004
edjh …

Try File>Automate>Fit Image.

Excellent, thankyou!
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support
Apr 17, 2004
hi:

maybe you can use advanced batch filter to help,it can batch edit,convert,resize,flip,and add over 20 filters and effects to images.

you can free download the advanced batch filter from here: http://www.epcsoft.net
email:
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chan mainor
Apr 21, 2004
This is my first time in this ng, and already I learned something new. I had the same problem as this poster, so I just dropped everything into GraphicConverter, because I knew how to do it there. I think I’ll be hanging out here more often!

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