newbee please help reducing batchfor SM

dinodave32

Hi just want to say some great shooters out there:clap
I need help these are the programs I have adobe basic,zoomer ex ,file viewer and dell picture 2.0. which one can i use to resize and send a batch to SM.
Or do i need a better program to do this

Sleepless in Simi

cletus

dinodave32 wrote:

Hi just want to say some great shooters out there
I need help these are the programs I have adobe basic,zoomer ex ,file viewer and dell picture 2.0. which one can i use to resize and send a batch to SM.
Or do i need a better program to do this

Sleepless in Simi

Howdy Dave, welcome to dgrin

I'm not sure what Adobe Basic is... I know of Photoshop, Photoshop Elements and Photoshop Album. Is it one of these three programs you have?

• Photoshop - Batch resizing? No Problem! Here is a tutorial for Photoshop 7.0. I think a thing or two have changed since 7.0 so if you have trouble, take a look at this thread.
• Photoshop Elements - Yes, although I think you'll need Elements 3.0 or later. Here is a tutorial.
• Photoshop Album - I'm not sure, but I don't think it can batch resize.

Zoomer Ex I'm not familiar with.

Dell Picture Studio 2.0 includes Paint Shop Pro 8.0 which will do batch resizing through it's scripting feature. Catch is I don't have any idea how to help you get it working! I can only offer the advice "google is your friend"

If you want to batch upload images to smugmug, take a look at Nikolai's SmugmugExplorer.

mercphoto

dinodave32 wrote:

which one can i use to resize and send a batch to SM.

In what way are you wanting to resize? Are you wanting to increase or decrease the total pixel count? Are you wanting to crop images to a certain aspect ratio?

XO-Studios

dinodave32 wrote:

Hi just want to say some great shooters out there
I need help these are the programs I have adobe basic,zoomer ex ,file viewer and dell picture 2.0. which one can i use to resize and send a batch to SM.
Or do i need a better program to do this

Sleepless in Simi

For photoshop, do a quick search on Google for Dr. Browns Image Processor.
(http://www.russellbrown.com/tips_tech.html)

works like a charm.

FWIW,

XO,