Photoshop Action Needed to Reduce Size

Roos50

I have just joined Smugmug and discovered that the photo uploader does not reduce the size of my images. I am a sports photographer and typically have 150 - 200 images to upload. Is there a photoshop action that someone has which will reduce the size of my images to speed upload but still have acceptable images for Smugmug? :dunno

digitalbill

Roos50 wrote:

I have just joined Smugmug and discovered that the photo uploader does not reduce the size of my images. I am a sports photographer and typically have 150 - 200 images to upload. Is there a photoshop action that someone has which will reduce the size of my images to speed upload but still have acceptable images for Smugmug?

Perhaps the Batch Image Processor built into Photoshop would be best for that.

Anthony

Roos50 wrote:

I have just joined Smugmug and discovered that the photo uploader does not reduce the size of my images. I am a sports photographer and typically have 150 - 200 images to upload. Is there a photoshop action that someone has which will reduce the size of my images to speed upload but still have acceptable images for Smugmug?

Alternatively, Dr. Brown's 1-2-3 Process, part of Russell Brown's Services for Bridge/Photoshop?

http://www.russellbrown.com/scripts.html

Anthony.

jjbong

Roos50 wrote:

I have just joined Smugmug and discovered that the photo uploader does not reduce the size of my images. I am a sports photographer and typically have 150 - 200 images to upload. Is there a photoshop action that someone has which will reduce the size of my images to speed upload but still have acceptable images for Smugmug? <img src="https://us.v-cdn.net/6029383/emoji/ne_nau.gif&quot; border="0" alt="" >

Here's a screenshot of an action I use to do the same thing;



I convert it to sRGB from whatever profile it's in. Note that when you record the script, you should be in a different color space, otherwise the convert won't happen.

Here's the JavaScript:

---

var originalUnit = preferences.rulerUnits
preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS

var docRef = app.activeDocument

var imageResolution = docRef.resolution
var imageHeight = docRef.height
var imageWidth = docRef.width

if (imageWidth < imageHeight) //Portrait
{
newWidth = 800
newHeight = (newWidth/imageWidth) * imageHeight
}
else // Landscape
{
newHeight = 800
newWidth = (newHeight/imageHeight) * imageWidth
}

docRef.resizeImage(newWidth, newHeight,imageResolution,ResampleMethod.BICUBIC)

preferences.rulerUnits = originalUnit

---

You might want to tweak it a bit,