Which sofeware to re-size ALL FILES AT ONE GO?

kayaro888 · 31st July 2003

I have about 500+ photos taken by 10D each about 2 to 3 Mb, now I want to reduce all to about 50% of the orginal file size, is there any sofeware that I can do it all at one go ?

Regards

jOhO · 31st July 2003

acdSEE!!

www.acdsystems.com

sulhan · 31st July 2003

Hiee....

You can Record and create a RESIZE aAction and do a BATCH Resize with this Action.

Regards,
Sulhan

kayaro888 · 31st July 2003

Hi, thanks for the fast reply, will try it out.

Thanks again.

Pinoy · 31st July 2003

If you want something free and really good, try Irfanview

:Later,

denizenx · 31st July 2003

Quote:

Originally posted by Pinoy
If you want something free and really good, try Irfanview

:Later,

laugh · 31st July 2003

alternatively if you are using windows XP and are not to fussy about the resizing options, you can download powertoys for XP do a search in google for it. It enables you to resize in small, medium large format by just right clicking on the image thumbnail. Zero hassle.

MrBig · 31st July 2003

Ifranview 8.0 is a freeware

extreme2 · 31st July 2003

Can try BreezeBrowser.

http://www.breezesys.com/BreezeBrowser/

showtime · 31st July 2003

heard that photoshop can do a batch function that allows all files in a particular folder to be effected by the command. but i have not tried it before...

kayaro888 · 1st August 2003

Hi, thanks for everyone's reply.

I tried Photoshop's " Batch" function and it works ! !

Cheers ! ! !

franciskc · 1st August 2003

fotoshop is the way to go

Very versatile and complex.

excess · 17th October 2003

Originally Posted by sulhan

Hiee....

You can Record and create a RESIZE aAction and do a BATCH Resize with this Action.

Regards,
Sulhan

Sorry i tried looking for help on Batch n recording commands, the recording part isnt clear.... can anyone help shed light on how to do this properly? thanks

togu · 17th October 2003

Originally Posted by excess

Sorry i tried looking for help on Batch n recording commands, the recording part isnt clear.... can anyone help shed light on how to do this properly? thanks

For the recording action part, you can take a look at this thread,

http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthrea...ghlight=action

As for the Batch command, it's under the File Menu, automate.

Hope this helps.

31st July 2003	#1
kayaro888 Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: North SG Posts: 862	Which sofeware to re-size ALL FILES AT ONE GO? I have about 500+ photos taken by 10D each about 2 to 3 Mb, now I want to reduce all to about 50% of the orginal file size, is there any sofeware that I can do it all at one go ? Regards

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sulhan Advertiser Join Date: May 2002 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 4,051	Adobe Photoshop - Actions Hiee.... You can Record and create a RESIZE aAction and do a BATCH Resize with this Action. Regards, Sulhan

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jOhO Moderator Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 6,455	acdSEE!! www.acdsystems.com

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laugh Member Join Date: Jun 2003 Posts: 293	alternatively if you are using windows XP and are not to fussy about the resizing options, you can download powertoys for XP do a search in google for it. It enables you to resize in small, medium large format by just right clicking on the image thumbnail. Zero hassle.

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MrBig Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 335	Ifranview 8.0 is a freeware

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extreme2 Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Lion City Posts: 708	Can try BreezeBrowser. http://www.breezesys.com/BreezeBrowser/

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showtime Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 996	heard that photoshop can do a batch function that allows all files in a particular folder to be effected by the command. but i have not tried it before...

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kayaro888 Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: North SG Posts: 862	Hi, thanks for everyone's reply. I tried Photoshop's " Batch" function and it works ! ! Cheers ! ! !

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franciskc Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Earth Posts: 625	fotoshop is the way to go Very versatile and complex.