Hello,
I recently purchased the Adobe Photoshop Elements 15 program and also recently went from using Windows 7 to Windows 10. There was a program that came with Win7 (Windows Live Media Gallery) I could use to resize-down multiple large .jpg files at once for later processing/sharing without any noticeable pixelation.
Since such a program not available in 10, I used the "Process Multiple Files" option within the PS15 editor. I did this for quite a few folders of pics before discovering severe pixelation in the smaller images (1280x853) when compared to the original (5472x3648).
So I opened an original (5472) in PS15, and using "Image>Resize>Image Size" downsized to the same (1280) and the pixelation did not happen. I believe it's because the right boxes are ticked in the drop-down options in "Image>Resize>Image Size". It appears these options are not available when using "Process Multiple Files".
Am I missing something? I don't see any way to change settings or whatever in the process multiple images window.
Please advise...
Thanks!
/Edit: I think the only solution will be to find a small app online just for downsampling my images-in which case, any suggestions would be appreciated as well 
~Suzanne
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Hm..it says "JPEG Max Quality"..leading me to think this is the default setting, although the box is unticked and dialog greyed-out...perhaps I should have had that box ticked?
Also (if I may), in your opinion would a dedicated app I might find online work better for this purpose? The one in PS15 for batch downsampling is a bit clunky. (or I'm just not used to it
On a completely different note-as I'm typing my reply here the page keeps disappearing/jumping back to the top (now using wordpad to reply)
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