plove53
11-18-2005, 10:50 AM
Can you do a GROUP resize and/or watermark in PS7? If so how :confused:
Thanks,
phil
Thanks,
phil
| View Full Version : PS7 - resize/watermark question plove53 11-18-2005, 10:50 AM Can you do a GROUP resize and/or watermark in PS7? If so how :confused: Thanks, phil DannyRaphael 11-18-2005, 02:40 PM Can you do a GROUP resize and/or watermark in PS7? If so how :confused: Thanks, phil Let's see if I'm interpretating your question correctly... If you want to automatically resize and apply a digital watermark to a folder of images (avoiding having to do each one manually), these are the basic tasks: * Create a Photoshop "action" that resizes an image and applies the watermark to it * Engage the Automate > Batch command to apply the action en mass to a folder of images Is this close to what you want to do or did I miss the boat completely? plove53 11-28-2005, 08:09 AM Let's see if I'm interpretating your question correctly... If you want to automatically resize and apply a digital watermark to a folder of images (avoiding having to do each one manually), these are the basic tasks: * Create a Photoshop "action" that resizes an image and applies the watermark to it * Engage the Automate > Batch command to apply the action en mass to a folder of images Is this close to what you want to do or did I miss the boat completely? That's what I want to do... a batch resize and a batch watermark (or proof). Thanks.... but I'm still confused :blush: -phil DannyRaphael 11-28-2005, 11:59 AM That's what I want to do... a batch resize and a batch watermark (or proof). Thanks.... but I'm still confused :blush: -philOK... we've established What (you want to do). Now for the How to do it. I wish it was a simple explanation, but it isn't... * There are many ways to watermark an image to indicate it's a proof, so step one is deciding on how you want to do it. You will find a very good tutorial using one method here: http://www.thelightsright.com/tutorials-pdf.htm (scroll all the way to the bottom / right) * Resize means different things to different people. If the "before and after" aspect ratio is the same, then Image > Image size is the way to go, otherwise the Crop tool comes into play and that can get messy in batch. Once you get the step-by-step processes ironed out to resize and apply the watermark to just one image, then you're ready to record those steps in an action: * Writing actions... There are dozens of tutorials on the net that describe how to write actions. google: photoshop watermark action for ones specific to what you're trying to do * When you've got an action working that does what you want on a single image, click my name at the top/left of this post to send me an e-mail or Private Message. I will be glad to walk you through the Batch dialog. I hope this gets you farther down the road. ~Danny~ Byron W 11-30-2005, 01:18 PM OK... we've established What (you want to do). Now for the How to do it. I wish it was a simple explanation, but it isn't... * There are many ways to watermark an image to indicate it's a proof, so step one is deciding on how you want to do it. You will find a very good tutorial using one method here: http://www.thelightsright.com/tutorials-pdf.htm (scroll all the way to the bottom / right) * Resize means different things to different people. If the "before and after" aspect ratio is the same, then Image > Image size is the way to go, otherwise the Crop tool comes into play and that can get messy in batch. Once you get the step-by-step processes ironed out to resize and apply the watermark to just one image, then you're ready to record those steps in an action: * Writing actions... There are dozens of tutorials on the net that describe how to write actions. google: photoshop watermark action for ones specific to what you're trying to do * When you've got an action working that does what you want on a single image, click my name at the top/left of this post to send me an e-mail or Private Message. I will be glad to walk you through the Batch dialog. I hope this gets you farther down the road. ~Danny~ Just stopped into one of your posts to say "HI". Byron Wilkerson AKA Brian Randall AKA St. Louis Cardinals Fan P.S. Where are my photos of Safeco??? LOL :mad: DannyRaphael 12-01-2005, 05:49 PM Just stopped into one of your posts to say "HI". Byron Wilkerson AKA Brian Randall AKA St. Louis Cardinals Fan P.S. Where are my photos of Safeco??? LOL :mad:Hey, B! How's it going? re: Safeco pix? Not until the M's win 100 games in a season. Might be awhile. :( Happy holidaze... ~Danny~ Byron W 12-01-2005, 08:08 PM Hey, B! How's it going? re: Safeco pix? Not until the M's win 100 games in a season. Might be awhile. :( Happy holidaze... ~Danny~ You never told me you were a Moderator here! If I would have known that I would have joined sooner. 100 wins in a season??? Wow, that would almost be like the Cubs winning the World Series.....lol, and we both know that will not happen in our lifetimes....lol Talk to ya again soon. |