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Hi Folks, I look after a camera club website and need to batch optimize for web viewing approx' 60 jpg at a time. They are all similiar sizes 1600x1200px max. The trouble is that some can be up to 2MB each in weight. Is there an action where by I can batch process all the images in a folder to say 0.7MB each so as to optimize for web viewing? I realise I'll be saving a jpg as a jpg but if I ask members to submite two versions of a comp image (one for competetion and one for web gallery) sod all will happen.
BTW I'm using Photoshop CS5.Thanks in advance.
Eugene.
Photoshop menu File>Scripts>Image Processor... can batch process all your image files and save out resized images sized to Fit some browser page image area like an area 900Px by 900Px. Your images will be resized the fit within the area retain their aspect ratio so the are not distorted, converted to SRGB Color Space and saved as Jpeg images, The actual image files can be any Photoshop supported file type and have been edited in any standard color space.
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Photoshop menu File>Scripts>Image Processor... can batch process all your image files and save out resized images sized to Fit some browser page image area like an area 900Px by 900Px. Your images will be resized the fit within the area retain their aspect ratio so the are not distorted, converted to SRGB Color Space and saved as Jpeg images, The actual image files can be any Photoshop supported file type and have been edited in any standard color space.
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Thank you so much for your help. Thal looks like just the thing I need.
Cheers and best wishes,
Eugene
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