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cyberwasp
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March 18, 2018
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open multiple photos from acr into layers

  • March 18, 2018
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I know it's possible as i did it with previous version, guess I forgot how

I took about 20 picture today and opened them all in ACR and applied the same setting to each.  I'd like to load them into PS as layers in one file and then Export them  as individual photos for the web in one hit. Anyone can advise would be appreciated. TIA

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    cyberwaspAuthor
    Inspiring
    March 19, 2018

    I think adobe is fubar any more. I tried the above without resizing and w/wo your bilinear and they come out nowhere near the quality as they went in. In fact the actually look out of focus after. for what it's worth I shoot in raw.

    JJMack
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    JJMackCommunity Expert
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    March 19, 2018

    Photoshop menu File>Scripts>Load File into stack and menu File>export>layers to files.

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    cyberwaspAuthor
    Inspiring
    March 19, 2018

    I'm about to put my fist through PS  What I did do was process them via ACR and saved them to a directory. Then opened PS, file, scripts, image processor and used that to convert to 640x480 jpegs into a new directory. However, the jpg's weren't near as sharp so I have to figure out why.

    Reason for doing this is to send photos to family via email

    Will definitely try your plan tomorrow. TIA

    Trevor.Dennis
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    Trevor.DennisCommunity Expert
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    March 19, 2018

    cyberwasp  wrote

    However, the jpg's weren't near as sharp so I have to figure out why.

    There is a quality setting in Image Processor, but other than that, Image Processor generally does a great job.

    If you are resizing, remember that it all happens inside Photoshop, so it will use whatever settings you have in place. The default Image Interpolation is Automatic, which means it will use Bicubic Sharper to downsize.  I personally find this way too harsh leading to nasty sharpening artefacts.  If you have decent lenses and take sharp pictures, my advice would be to avoid Automatic.  I personally tend to use Bilinear.

    I have just noticed that I have my Image Processor set to run an Action, so please ignore that.

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