Batch Image Processing Tool
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Hi, I'm looking for suggestions of a good free batch image processing tool. I have a few thousand images (24-bit color print scanned documents) that I need convert to a smaller standardized width/height for screen display. Auto-crop might be necessary (so all the pages are the same size, instead of some sort of stretching or resizing). And I'll need to sharpen the end results to some degree. Then finally save in JPEG or PNG format. I have, and use, Photoshop CS2 -- however I tend to have problems getting File > Automate > Batch to do exactly what I want. Just wondering if there is something easier available? Thanks for any suggestions! Regards.
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Hi, I'm looking for suggestions of a good free batch image processing tool. I have a few thousand images (24-bit color print scanned documents) that I need convert to a smaller standardized width/height for screen display. Auto-crop might be necessary (so all the pages are the same size, instead of some sort of stretching or resizing). And I'll need to sharpen the end results to some degree. Then finally save in JPEG or PNG format. I have, and use, Photoshop CS2 -- however I tend to have problems getting File > Automate > Batch to do exactly what I want. Just wondering if there is something easier available? Thanks for any suggestions! Regards.
google for "pixresizer" ... i used it and it just works ;)
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Hi, I'm looking for suggestions of a good free batch image processing tool. I have a few thousand images (24-bit color print scanned documents) that I need convert to a smaller standardized width/height for screen display. Auto-crop might be necessary (so all the pages are the same size, instead of some sort of stretching or resizing). And I'll need to sharpen the end results to some degree. Then finally save in JPEG or PNG format. I have, and use, Photoshop CS2 -- however I tend to have problems getting File > Automate > Batch to do exactly what I want. Just wondering if there is something easier available? Thanks for any suggestions! Regards.
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Hi, I'm looking for suggestions of a good free batch image processing tool. I have a few thousand images (24-bit color print scanned documents) that I need convert to a smaller standardized width/height for screen display. Auto-crop might be necessary (so all the pages are the same size, instead of some sort of stretching or resizing). And I'll need to sharpen the end results to some degree. Then finally save in JPEG or PNG format. I have, and use, Photoshop CS2 -- however I tend to have problems getting File > Automate > Batch to do exactly what I want. Just wondering if there is something easier available? Thanks for any suggestions! Regards.
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Hi, I'm looking for suggestions of a good free batch image processing tool. I have a few thousand images (24-bit color print scanned documents) that I need convert to a smaller standardized width/height for screen display. Auto-crop might be necessary (so all the pages are the same size, instead of some sort of stretching or resizing). And I'll need to sharpen the end results to some degree. Then finally save in JPEG or PNG format. I have, and use, Photoshop CS2 -- however I tend to have problems getting File > Automate > Batch to do exactly what I want. Just wondering if there is something easier available? Thanks for any suggestions! Regards.
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Hi, I'm looking for suggestions of a good free batch image processing tool. I have a few thousand images (24-bit color print scanned documents) that I need convert to a smaller standardized width/height for screen display. Auto-crop might be necessary (so all the pages are the same size, instead of some sort of stretching or resizing). And I'll need to sharpen the end results to some degree. Then finally save in JPEG or PNG format. I have, and use, Photoshop CS2 -- however I tend to have problems getting File > Automate > Batch to do exactly what I want. Just wondering if there is something easier available? Thanks for any suggestions! Regards.