batch image resizer?
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You can do it using Irfan view. Image-Resize/Resample. Enter your desired size for one dimension and if preserve aspect ratio is checked the second will be calculated automatically.
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dan neely wrote:
You can do it using Irfan view. Image-Resize/Resample. Enter your desired size for one dimension and if preserve aspect ratio is checked the second will be calculated automatically.
In batch mode? Ian just did about 20 one at a time. :) [edit] Ah, found it! [/edit] Marc -- modified at 10:39 Wednesday 11th July, 2007
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I _think_ IrfanView does it.
Cheers, Vıkram.
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Vikram A Punathambekar wrote:
I _think_ IrfanView does it.
Found it! Very :cool: Irfan rocks! Marc
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I vaguely recall someone asking this before, maybe it's even a CP article. What I'm looking for is a simple app that will resize images (like BMP images) maintaining aspect ratio. Any links would be greatly appreciated! Marc
Irfanview has that options. You can specify output directory, format of images and a lot of more options. It also indicates the progress of operations quite elegantly.
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Irfanview has that options. You can specify output directory, format of images and a lot of more options. It also indicates the progress of operations quite elegantly.
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Vasudevan Deepak Kumar wrote:
Irfanview has that options.
I just tested it. Very cool. I should have looked there to begin with! Marc
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I vaguely recall someone asking this before, maybe it's even a CP article. What I'm looking for is a simple app that will resize images (like BMP images) maintaining aspect ratio. Any links would be greatly appreciated! Marc
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I vaguely recall someone asking this before, maybe it's even a CP article. What I'm looking for is a simple app that will resize images (like BMP images) maintaining aspect ratio. Any links would be greatly appreciated! Marc
AHEM! (see my sig) (if you ask nice, i can hook you up with a free license)
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AHEM! (see my sig) (if you ask nice, i can hook you up with a free license)
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You really should get that cough looked at. At your age... :)
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I vaguely recall someone asking this before, maybe it's even a CP article. What I'm looking for is a simple app that will resize images (like BMP images) maintaining aspect ratio. Any links would be greatly appreciated! Marc
I use Directory Opus http://www.gpsoft.com.au/[^] as a general Windows Explorer replacement - it has LOADS of extra features, batch re-siing of images (within a folder) being one of them (as well the ability to rename them at teh same time, using regular expressions, find and replace etc etc). It also has a great FTP client built in. Keyboard mapping. Loads of stuff. It's not expensive either. I highly recomend it to all. Fred
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You really should get that cough looked at. At your age... :)
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Jim Crafton wrote:
You really should get that cough looked at.
Yeah, you'd think he could take some kind of lozenge[^] err, or something for it. Sorry about that. It was terrible, I know. :-O
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Jim Crafton wrote:
You really should get that cough looked at.
Yeah, you'd think he could take some kind of lozenge[^] err, or something for it. Sorry about that. It was terrible, I know. :-O
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Miszou wrote:
It was terrible, I know
Miszourable, in fact
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Miszou wrote:
It was terrible, I know
Miszourable, in fact
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Chris Losinger wrote:
Miszourable, in fact
Ok, now that was way better than mine! I tip my hat to you sir, and with that, I shall vote you a 5.
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Chris Losinger wrote:
Miszourable, in fact
Ok, now that was way better than mine! I tip my hat to you sir, and with that, I shall vote you a 5.
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:beer: cheers :)
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I vaguely recall someone asking this before, maybe it's even a CP article. What I'm looking for is a simple app that will resize images (like BMP images) maintaining aspect ratio. Any links would be greatly appreciated! Marc
You could have been thinking of BigAndy's ImageGenius[^] or PixelDragons[^]. ImageMagick[^] also works.
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I vaguely recall someone asking this before, maybe it's even a CP article. What I'm looking for is a simple app that will resize images (like BMP images) maintaining aspect ratio. Any links would be greatly appreciated! Marc
I use the batch option in XnView (free ware) http://xnview.com the program is superb for converting between all sorts of file formats
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