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best bulk image resize util?
post what you use.
thanks :thumbsup |
photoshop
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arles, adobe bridge/photoshop or a script on the server
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photoshop action
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I've been using ACDSEE for years, don't know how I got along without it :thumbsup
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photoshop action
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photoimpact
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I do it with Photoshop actions. PS also has a feature called Image Processor which can do it.
http://www.blututorial.com/sizing.html |
I use image processor from bridge, along with some slight camera raw actions, topped off by a quick PS action for watermarks.
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Arles by Digital Dutch
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Thumbs Plus, been using it for 10 years, have never found a better all around image utility, it has excellent batch and macro support, its not a replacement for photoshop but great for managing images
http://www.cerious.com/ |
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Yesterday I resized over 3000 photos that were in 78 separate folders in one batch, then I watermarked them and created sub-folders for all 78 sets in another batch, all in less than 1 hour. Do THAT in Photoshop ACDSee rocks! |
irfranview
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SmallerAnimals7 does a way better job in batch prcoessing :2 cents: |
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It only asks you once about file associations during the install and afterwards you can always go to Options -> Properties -> Extensions to revise your settings. That said, one more vote for IrfanView for batch processing from me. |
acdsee ...
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Arles although I haven't touched it in years. Great program, im sure acdsee is better.
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FastStone Photo Resizer
http://www.faststone.org/FSResizerDetail.htm The best I have ever found. It has virtually every feature you will need and the thing I have found to be the best feature is it has the ability to compress .jpg images BIG TIME without any visible loss of quality. Check it out. |
SuperJPG from Midnight Blue Software lol
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