Automatic import of Images w / clipping paths

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• Stuck in the automatic import of images

  Two images files I was working on that are blocked in position Auto import into iphoto. They will import in iphoto, or I can remove them. Whenever I try to use Adobe or iphoto it try to import s. Any help would be welcome

  To get rid of them, you will find the auto-import folder and delete them. If you are looking for the name of spotlight, then display everything, when you click a name, you should see the path of the file that it at the bottom of the finder window, like this:

  

  If you double-click on the name of the enveloping folder it will open and you can see the file to delete. In my example I want to get rid of roykitchen.jpg, double click on the name of the folder roykitchen will show it me.

• Can I cut around a path on a layer of the imported bitmap image?

  Hi all

  I work in Illustrator 9 on Windows 7.

  Can I cut around a path on a layer of the imported bitmap image?

  I have imported a Photoshop layer and I have a way of triangle on an Undercoat of the imported bitmap layer I want to select around outside of and then cut around the trail on the imported bitmap layer to make this bitmap layer the shape of my path of triangle.

  But when I select "Reverse" he tries to select other paths out of my way to triangle, it selects only the layer of the bitmap and leaves me to delete only this layer of the entire bitmap.

  I want to choose my path, then do it slightly cut the edge of the track on my imported bitmap layer.

  Thank you for any input,

  Digi

  You can use paths in an artistic form, no pixels, no clipping mask.

  If you need to recreate this in Illustrator. Should be simple enough to create these wavy lines. Their color, the pathfinder to create the triangle. You can then create the art brush.

  This here shows a slightly more complex procedure, because there is a gradient in there: http://www.vektorgarten.de/illustrator-flattening-transparency.html

  For wavy lines, you can use the effect zig - zag (or filter)

• If I copy and paste an image file (jpeg, for example) in the folder of photos on my Mac, is it automatically imported in the Photos app?

  If I copy & paste an image file (jpeg, for example) that I downloaded from the internet to the folder of photos on my Mac, is it automatically imported in the Photos app? Note that the picture on my Mac folder is the folder that contains the file "Library.photoslibrary Photos".

  N ° you must actively import photos with the file-> import... command.

  Given that you can delete the file as soon as it is imported - if you have the copy in the library checked preferences - I use a folder called 'imports' on my desk to separate files that I'm importing. Once they are imported files into the import folder can trash.

• How to insert photoshop image with a work/clipping path in illustrator using the path?

  How to place an image in Illustrator using the clipping/work path created in Photoshop?

  I have a .jpg of an object on a background image. This image has a clipping path that écrêtera the background of the image. I could clip the outside background (in Photoshop) and save the image as a file .psd with a transparent background, and then insert the .psd file in Illustrator... it's easy. What I can't understand is to place the image (bottom) .jpg and use clipping path Photoshop be clipping path in Illustrator. In this way, I can take this clipping path and use it as a layer of gloss spot for production. I work on a Macbook Pro and CC2014. Thank you.

  But you can export the path separately in Illustrator, then he get married to the JPEG placed as a clipping mask.

  In traces of Photoshop Panel, target the path, and then choose file > export > traces to Illustrator...

  He'll write a .ai file. Open and select all (it's a quick and easy way to 'see' the path because Photoshop it will export with no border or background, leaving mostly 'invisible' on the artboard Illustrator).

  Then you can copy it to the collage at the top of your JPEG placed. Position them as you like, select this option and the JPEG format, then choose object > clipping mask > make...

• I LR4 on my Mac with a few 8 000 images on it. If I buy the creative cloud, do I download LR5 on my desktop and how can I access these images or are they automatically imported?

  I LR4 on my Mac with a few 8 000 images on it. If I buy the creative cloud, do I download LR5 on my desktop and how can I access these images or are they automatically imported?

  There is no forced use of the LR5 and your LR4 will remain in place and active. If you decide to use LR5 will try, import your catalogs.

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• Distort a Jpeg image with a clipping path

  Let me first say that I like to use clipping path jpegs in Photoshop. They can be used in InDesign course, batch and convert other formats that need transparency and so on... One irritant is that there is no easy way to distort or adapts the clipping and the overall image once the file has been created, or at least not that I know.

  For example, I'm working on a piece of furniture that already contains a clipping path, but the client wants the rectified image (or the prospect of the device removed, which I don't actually like). So, is there a more easy/fast way to do this instead of having to first distort the image, then try manually align the track of clipping or worse, make clipping path?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks

  Distort the image in transformation mode (Cmd + T) can target only the path and use ADSI > transform path > Again (Shift + Cmd + T) instantly warp the path in the same way.

• Export image with a clipping path

  I tried to export all images from a PDF file, but then all the images got their own history. They were placed in Indesign with clipping path, then I won't be able to see the origins in Indesign / PDF.  How to export single images with clipping again path?

  Thank you!

  Acrobat exports only the image, not the clipping path.

• Script to sort Images with/without clipping paths?

  I searched for a while and can not find a script that will sort a folder of images in two new folders that contain images with and without masks. Anyone have or know of a script that will do this for me? I'd be very happy. W7, PS CS5 32 and 64 bit.

  Thanks in advance!

  Andy

  Mark has made the work a lot more on what I have and it would be so worth having an eye on them.

  Mark only your layers to find together scripts?

  The script in its present form should find ways of trimming but not group layers.

  I modified the script to split the files into hasClip, hasPath and noPath of three files.

  #target bridge
   if( BridgeTalk.appName == "bridge" ) {
  clipPaths = MenuElement.create("command", "Sort Clipping Paths", "at the end of Tools","clipping");
  }
  clipPaths.onSelect = function () {
  app.document.deselectAll();
  var thumbs = app.document.getSelection("psd, tif, jpg, eps");
  var noPath = new Folder(app.document.presentationPath+ '/noPath');
  var hasPath = new Folder(app.document.presentationPath+ '/hasPath');
  var hasClip = new Folder(app.document.presentationPath+ '/hasClip');
  if(!noPath.exists)  noPath.create();
  if(!hasClip.exists)  hasClip.create();
  if(!hasPath.exists)  hasPath.create();
  for(var a in thumbs){
  var tempFile = thumbs[a].spec;
  var Path = false;
  var Clip = false;
  tempFile.encoding='BINARY';
  tempFile.open('r');
  var str= tempFile.read();
  tempFile.close();
  var pathTag = '8BIM\x07\xd0';
  var clippingPathTag = '8BIM\x0b\xb7';
  var tagPos =str.match(pathTag);
  if(tagPos){
      Path = true;
      tagPos =str.match(clippingPathTag);
      if(tagPos){
          Clip = true;
          }
  }
  str = null;
  if(!Path) thumbs[a].moveTo(noPath);
  if(Path && Clip)  thumbs[a].moveTo(hasClip);
  if(Path && !Clip) thumbs[a].moveTo(hasPath);
  }
  };
  

• Disable the automatic application of a related to PSD clipping path

  Beings,

  The forum search is broken so excuse me if this is already covered. I've recently updated to CS5 and every time I place a PSD file in my document, the clipping path (if it exists) is automatically applied.

  I'm using clipping paths in my Photoshop PSD inside Indesign more that I use, so I would like to prevent this happening automatically. This habit never to arrive before CS5 and I did not find the setting that controls this.

  I hope that this can be disabled because it is boring!

  TIA

  Paul

  Check "Show Options" in the place of dialogue and stop it here, it should be so sticky.  Or if you drag from Explorer / bridge to do a file > place instead, do it once must reset it.

• Apply Photoshop clipping path of a bunch of images

  I was wondering if someone can suss this out.

  I have a bunch of images, sometimes a background is necessary, sometimes not. So I drew a lot of traces of shadow around the images (I know I could do with layers in PSD, but I chose this path for some reason any).

  Anyway, I can't apply the mask photoshop a lot of selected images. I have to do one at a time. I'm not aware of a switch anywhere to turn off the clipping paths and?

  Any ideas? Or a better way to avancerMC? This will be done continuously for at least another year. And I won't be turning on/off the paths of clipping one at a time.

  This javascript works for you? (It applies the first path only, if there is more than one--nothing should happen if you have no path in a selected image.)

  for (s=0; s		   

• remove objects from the background using a clipping path

  A number of years, I've learned a very easy way to remove objects such as logos from backgrounds using masks and then saving them as .eps files that might be included in the InDesign documents without funds. You would simply use the magic wand to make a selection, inverse, create a path and the rest I do not remember.

  Simply, I can't find the notes I had on how to do it and can't remember the steps. It would literally take 2-3 minutes at the most to do.

  Does anyone know of this method, or something similar and very simple. At best, I am a Photoshop basic user.

  SRiegel wrote:

  You don't need to (and probably shouldn't) eps more use.  This is an obsolete format.

  The clipping path will read as well in a PSD or a TIF.

  You can also use any Photoshop path recorded as a trace of shadow in InDesign, even if it has not been identified as one in Photoshop.  Object > Clipping Path > Options allows you to choose a Photoshop path in the file.

  At took the words out of my mouth.  PSD is the preferred format for most applications these days.  You can choose to import as a single merged object or keep the layers.  EPS works well with Photoshop.

  In response to Sid, if you use a clipping path to draw a logo, then you might as well make the logo as a vector of the form of the original using as a model.  I regularly take this approach fuelled the logos of low resolution for things like sponsors etc.  Because you do not use the raster version, you can n to facilitate tracking it.  All the perpendicular lines of the limits of the image (don't know why I don't have not just "square") can be stored neatly by use of Guides, but you can also force the path points to have a square to the previous point by holding down the SHIFT key.  The resulting vector shapes can be saved as custom shapes, but I use libraries as you can organize them better.

• Ability to export an InDesign CS5 clipping path?

  I ran into a minor problem. We have just improved CS1 CS5 in our society, and at the present time, we are very happy with the change to the more 'modern' (if you found my advice here).

  In any case, before the installation of Adobe CS5, I recently asked our TI-guy to reformat my pc and reinstall Win XP again. I did this so that I can start from scratch and eliminate most common pc errors in a near future, (I got this pc from someone else some time ago, who used and installed some stuff on this topic that I knew or needed).

  
  Most of my data and files have been saved and re-installed. However, to my horror, that I realized that some of the image files in an InDesign document that contains MANY traces of clipping are is no longer listed as related but missing. I checked and saw that these image files are not saved at all.

  Now the problem is not return these images that I can quickly download and recreate a link to them from a number of databases.

  However, these images were all carefully cut out in Photoshop by creating paths of shadow for each and every one of them and these clipping paths are now lost with the deleted files.

  If I check my InDesign file now I see that each preview still retains the original cutpath of the original (but now deleted) Photoshop file. I tried to mark this cutpath first, copy it and then tried to see if I could insert it into an image file I opened in Photoshop, but this does not - at least for me - work.

  My question is now.., can these somehow clipping paths saved and re-imported in Photoshop.

  All creative, ingenious, heavy and even crazy thinking and methods are very, very welcome, because I wouldn't sit once more and spending hours of recreating these paths.

  Hoping on some bright minds out there... ;-)

  Thanks for any help in advance.

  You should be able to get a framework it starting from the clipping path.

  Copy this image in illustrator, then copy from Illustrator to photoshop file.

  When you are prompted in Photoshop, choose 'Path '.

  Seems like a lot of work to be honest.

  I'd be inclined to redraw the paths again if they are not so complicated that they shouldn't take too long.

• EPS in hf11 clipping path?

  I saved a CMYK Photoshop EPS image with a clipping path. It is important in Adobe InDesign CS, but not in Freehand. All I get is a white box.
  I just read here that Freehand will not accept EPS files. Otherwise, how to get the path of PS clipping file in a document FH?

  Thanks Armadillo for the explanation. Not sure if I understood yet. I'll try it and report it in a few days.

  I am uncomfortable with FH and dread the idea of moving to Illustrator at any given time.

• Windows Movie Maker-how do to import an image in the animation in the slide show

  Windows Movie Maker - issue animation.

  (J'ai créé un diaporama à l'aide de Windows Movie Maker et ont utilisé l'installation d'animation désignée comme «Journal», dont associé commente état ' Spins et deles de zooms en overlay) ". I'm interested to know if it is possible to import an image from the computer, in the rectangular segment positioned centrally in the composition of the journal. The rectangular segment would then later become the image full-screen during the last part of the timeline that implies that it would be possible to import an image that would fill then on the screen to create a focus point at this stage. I would like to know how to import such an image - if possible, please.

  I've created a show of 'Film' using Windows Movie Maker and have used the "Diary" movie clip I would like to know if it is possible to insert or otherwise import a picture or a photograph in the rectangle that is located approximately in the Center, so that once the movie clip's headed toward the Viewer, the image or photo and then 'zoom in' to fill the frame.

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  It may be possible to perform the task to you if you create a custom effect.

  You can find some info about the effects in the following forum:

  Windows Movie Makers forums:
  http://www.windowsmoviemakers.NET/forums/default.aspx

  More information:

  Create custom effects and
  Transitions in Windows Movie Maker
  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms867186.aspx

  In addition, the following link maybe worth a visit:

  Modules of Windows Movie Maker
  Transitions and effects
  http://www.windowsmoviemakers.NET/tutorials/addons.aspx

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