Did You Know? -- Photoshop Image Processorhttp://dgrin.smugmug.com/Tutorials/Photo-Manipulation/Did-You-Know-Photoshop-Image/Picture-3/50064419_EpMnu-Ti-1.pnghttp://dgrin.smugmug.com/gallery/1077708_GFVGS/2005-12-29T03:15:45ZCopyright 2009, the copyright holder of each photograph. Some portions copyright SmugMug. All rights reserved.SmugMugBy David Rosenthal.Photoshop CS2 has a very handy tool that many don't know about. It's the Image Processor, and it can be found in File>Scripts>Image Processor.
As you can see, it offers y ...<p><a href="http://dgrin.smugmug.com">Digital Grin</a><br />By David Rosenthal.Photoshop CS2 has a very handy tool that many don't know about. It's the Image Processor, and it can be found in File>Scripts>Image Processor.
As you can see, it offers y ...</p><p><a href="http://dgrin.smugmug.com/Tutorials/Photo-Manipulation/Did-You-Know-Photoshop-Image/1077708_GFVGS#50064419_EpMnu" title="By David Rosenthal.Photoshop CS2 has a very handy tool that many don't know about. It's the Image Processor, and it can be found in File>Scripts>Image Processor.
As you can see, it offers y ..."><img src="http://dgrin.smugmug.com/Tutorials/Photo-Manipulation/Did-You-Know-Photoshop-Image/Picture-3/50064419_EpMnu-Th-1.png" width="128" height="150" alt="By David Rosenthal.Photoshop CS2 has a very handy tool that many don't know about. It's the Image Processor, and it can be found in File>Scripts>Image Processor.
As you can see, it offers y ..." title="By David Rosenthal.Photoshop CS2 has a very handy tool that many don't know about. It's the Image Processor, and it can be found in File>Scripts>Image Processor.
As you can see, it offers y ..." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p>2009-06-08T16:46:43ZDigital Grinhttp://dgrin.smugmug.comhttp://dgrin.smugmug.com/Tutorials/Photo-Manipulation/Did-You-Know-Photoshop-Image/Picture-3/50064419_EpMnu-Th-1.pngWhen you click on Select Folder a standard dialog comes up. You can only select folders of images in this box, not individual files.<p><a href="http://dgrin.smugmug.com">Digital Grin</a><br />When you click on Select Folder a standard dialog comes up. You can only select folders of images in this box, not individual files.</p><p><a href="http://dgrin.smugmug.com/Tutorials/Photo-Manipulation/Did-You-Know-Photoshop-Image/1077708_GFVGS#50064426_u6PvQ" title="When you click on Select Folder a standard dialog comes up. You can only select folders of images in this box, not individual files."><img src="http://dgrin.smugmug.com/Tutorials/Photo-Manipulation/Did-You-Know-Photoshop-Image/Picture-4/50064426_u6PvQ-Th-1.png" width="150" height="104" alt="When you click on Select Folder a standard dialog comes up. You can only select folders of images in this box, not individual files." title="When you click on Select Folder a standard dialog comes up. You can only select folders of images in this box, not individual files." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p>2009-06-08T17:01:09ZDigital Grinhttp://dgrin.smugmug.comhttp://dgrin.smugmug.com/Tutorials/Photo-Manipulation/Did-You-Know-Photoshop-Image/Picture-4/50064426_u6PvQ-Th-1.pngI chose to have it save the files in the same location. In this case the Image Processor made a new folder "JPEG" and put all the copies of the images in there. Now they're all JPEG5 and 400 ...<p><a href="http://dgrin.smugmug.com">Digital Grin</a><br />I chose to have it save the files in the same location. In this case the Image Processor made a new folder "JPEG" and put all the copies of the images in there. Now they're all JPEG5 and 400 ...</p><p><a href="http://dgrin.smugmug.com/Tutorials/Photo-Manipulation/Did-You-Know-Photoshop-Image/1077708_GFVGS#50064434_TTS84" title="I chose to have it save the files in the same location. In this case the Image Processor made a new folder "JPEG" and put all the copies of the images in there. Now they're all JPEG5 and 400 ..."><img src="http://dgrin.smugmug.com/Tutorials/Photo-Manipulation/Did-You-Know-Photoshop-Image/Picture-5/50064434_TTS84-Th-1.png" width="150" height="102" alt="I chose to have it save the files in the same location. In this case the Image Processor made a new folder "JPEG" and put all the copies of the images in there. Now they're all JPEG5 and 400 ..." title="I chose to have it save the files in the same location. In this case the Image Processor made a new folder "JPEG" and put all the copies of the images in there. Now they're all JPEG5 and 400 ..." style="border: 1px solid #000000;" /></a></p>2009-06-08T17:01:11ZDigital Grinhttp://dgrin.smugmug.comhttp://dgrin.smugmug.com/Tutorials/Photo-Manipulation/Did-You-Know-Photoshop-Image/Picture-5/50064434_TTS84-Th-1.png