Batch Resize Photos

[rpcrowe]

I shot a large number of photos at our Halloween Party at my daughter's house last night.

As I was leaving, she said that she had promised the photos to her employees and to the guru who handles her company website; so she needed the images first thing this morning.

Well, we got home late and I didn't want to work on the images. Today is trash day (last night being Halloween - it was not a good idea to put our trash cans out) and this morning I had to deliver two dogs to a foster about fifty miles north, so I didn't have much time to resize the images.

I went to my YouTube friend at piximperfect who showed me an easy way to convert multiple RAW images to email size JPEGS in one fell swoop. Luckily, I was shooting with a zoom lens so the images were cropped quite well and the little A6500 gets great exposures. I didn't do any PP on the images...

Here is what I learned: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlIHilgAyCg

[pschlute]

She sounds like hard taskmaster (taskmistress?) your daughter

Thanks for the heads up on that tip.

I Use Silkypix Developer Studio Pro as my Raw converter, and in that I can crop and apply the development settings I want to a bunch of RAW images, then batch process them all in one go (per format: landscape/portrait/square) at whatever pixel dimensions I choose.

[Manfred M]

The Image Processor under the Scripts menu item have been around for many versions of Photoshop. I've used it to resize and change the colour profile of images I have edited at full size and in a wide-gamut colour space for posting to the internet for as long as I can remember.