Batch Image Resize Application...

Does anyone know of a batch image resizing program that i can set to only reduce one axis of an image?

For example, lets say i have a bunch of 480x749 images, i only want to resize the height of the images to 680 but still leave the width at 480.

Anyone know of something that can do this?

I just tried creating a batch in Photoshop but for some reason it didnt seem to work :(

Regards,

Lee

Maybe if you split the batch in ½ photoshop with take it

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Originally Posted by Lee

Does anyone know of a batch image resizing program that i can set to only reduce one axis of an image?

For example, lets say i have a bunch of 480x749 images, i only want to resize the height of the images to 680 but still leave the width at 480.

Anyone know of something that can do this?

I just tried creating a batch in Photoshop but for some reason it didnt seem to work :(

Regards,

Lee

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Yes I found this great tool - It rocks ! (Faststone Image Resizer)
http://www.faststone.org/download.htm

I think you can do that in Photoshop just fine, just be sure to uncheck "constrain proportions" or whatever in the image resizing options when you set the one size to 680. That should change only that one dimension but leave the other alone.

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Originally Posted by PornMadeMeRich

Yes I found this great tool - It rocks ! (Faststone Image Resizer)
http://www.faststone.org/download.htm

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Thanks that worked perfectly :thumbsup:

Regards,

Lee

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Originally Posted by CorbinFisher_BD

I think you can do that in Photoshop just fine, just be sure to uncheck "constrain proportions" or whatever in the image resizing options when you set the one size to 680. That should change only that one dimension but leave the other alone.

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You know, that is probably what the issue was LOL

Ah well, at least i know now for next time, thanks Brian :)

Regards,

Lee

you can do anything like this with a batch process in photoshop. All you have to do is record your actions once, save it as a batch process, then run it against as many files as you want. Its really easy & once you do it 1 time you will be doing it all the time.

cheers,
Luke

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Originally Posted by Chilihost

you can do anything like this with a batch process in photoshop. All you have to do is record your actions once, save it as a batch process, then run it against as many files as you want. Its really easy & once you do it 1 time you will be doing it all the time.
cheers,
Luke

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*tipping hat*
you so smart.