i spent the morning resizing images to put on acetate to make slides only to me STUPID and resize them all to 72 dpi instead of like 800 or something. grrr.
i just realised someone below posted this.....newartriotJune 13 2006, 09:48:40 UTC
campbell667 2006-06-12 03:30 pm UTC (from 62.252.128.18) (link) Select Cpn_jacksparrow - if you define an action, and save it to the list (there's a good tutorial on how to do it) you can use it as a batch process - it'll do anything you can do normally in photo shop to any number of photos. I did it resizing, b&w, adding grain onto to some shots I did in Feb, about 200 of them. Lovely. Took about 2 hrs cause they were all RAW, but still. :)
uncheck the box at the bottom - it says something like "resample using: pixel resize" (i've only got paintshop at home and thats the box used in paintshop). once you've unchecked it changes the dpi relitive as you resize...
or else you can just type in the dpi you want to use then resize and it keeps the image at the resolution you choose.
i dunno if that makes sence!
my tutor told me to print my slides at 300 dpi but i'm sort of worried they're not gonna be good enough quality. anyway talking of college i'd better go in!
Cpn_jacksparrow - if you define an action, and save it to the list (there's a good tutorial on how to do it) you can use it as a batch process - it'll do anything you can do normally in photo shop to any number of photos. I did it resizing, b&w, adding grain onto to some shots I did in Feb, about 200 of them. Lovely. Took about 2 hrs cause they were all RAW, but still. :)
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Cpn_jacksparrow - if you define an action, and save it to the list (there's a good tutorial on how to do it) you can use it as a batch process - it'll do anything you can do normally in photo shop to any number of photos. I did it resizing, b&w, adding grain onto to some shots I did in Feb, about 200 of them. Lovely. Took about 2 hrs cause they were all RAW, but still. :)
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BTW, how does one change the dpi of photos and stuff on photoshop or other?
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uncheck the box at the bottom - it says something like "resample using: pixel resize" (i've only got paintshop at home and thats the box used in paintshop). once you've unchecked it changes the dpi relitive as you resize...
or else you can just type in the dpi you want to use then resize and it keeps the image at the resolution you choose.
i dunno if that makes sence!
my tutor told me to print my slides at 300 dpi but i'm sort of worried they're not gonna be good enough quality. anyway talking of college i'd better go in!
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