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June 16, 2011
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P: Add option to change/set resolution in Image Processor

  • June 16, 2011
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When I want to resize all my JPG files, I also want to change their resolution (dpi) in Image Processor.
For example I Saved my RAW files to JPG in 300dpi, but later I want to change the JPG files reso to 72dpi. I must do it separately or with an Action or Save again from RAW files.

It would be very helpful, if you have more than one file to change.


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    FeedbackCommunityMemberAuthor
    Inspiring
    February 8, 2012
    I have tousands 300 resolution tiff pictures. I use Image prosessor change dimensions 640 x 640 pixels. I hope Adobe can add Image prosessor tool "Change resolution" button. I want change pictures jpg format and resolution 72
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      skartov
      Participating Frequently
      February 8, 2012
      Hi,

      Do this:

      1. Open 1 of the .tiff image in Photoshop.
      2. Set Up and Action. Click "New Action" in Action Panel (Window > Actions), name the action and Click Record.
      3. Choose Image > Image Size...
      4. Make sure you will make these adjustments : http://screencast.com/t/SJMw27K34A
      5. Click Ok
      6. Choose File > Automate > Fit image ...
      7. Make sure you will make these adjustments: http://screencast.com/t/ujjBSvei
      8. Click Ok
      9. Stop Recording the Action : http://screencast.com/t/6v1mNqZKt
      10. Now use Image Processor, but in step 4 in the dialog apply the action I described above : http://screencast.com/t/5FPW9fD46Tf
      Have to click "Run Action" checkbox.

      Have in mind with Fit Image your images will not going to be squares each time. The Command will fit the image in this resolutions without squish it or distort it.

      Cheers!

      Regards,
      SK
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      Scott_Martin_
      Known Participant
      June 17, 2011
      Yep, IPP rocks and will likely come with CS6. FWIW, it's "PPI" and i's likely to be irrelevant with JPEGs used for web and email.
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      J453
      Legend
      June 17, 2011
      Yup. Image Processor Pro will get you there today.
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      Anonymous
      June 17, 2011
      It is because of image processor uses S4W to save JPEG and S4W get resolution from File Info of Photoshop, File Info doesn't update the resolution info causes the bug. This bug is in our bug system and it is under consideration.

      Thanks,
      Ping
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      Anonymous
      June 16, 2011
      You might to try the Image Processor Pro:

      http://www.russellbrown.com/tips_tech...


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