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• QR codes batch resizing in Illustrator CS5 to png format.

  Hi people, I produce works for printing consisting of several versions of labels/way-markers indicating similar graphics, elements of individual texts and two unique QR codes by label.
  The problem is that production of QR software produced different sizes of content-based QR. On my label in Illustrator templates they all need to be the same size, for example 34x34mm.

  Change the size through the dialogue of transformation works perfectly, but one at a time is a pain. You use Photoshop batch resize, blur of the edges.

  Is there a process in Illustrator to adjust several objects (targets) to a common size.

  See you soon,.

  Eugene.

  If the QR code images are all in a single Illustrator file... or you can get them there, they could be batch resized using the script Set All The Things.

• Batch-resizing problem still frames of time in the project overview

  Hello dear all,

  I had just now ask regular users of the Organization, a question to which I can not solve.

  Well, that's the first thing: I use Adobe CS5.5 body of my place of work. OS / Win7

  I intend to use the Organization to create a montage of time. I have all my shots right now and take advantage of adobe products to use the Pan & Scan of accompaniment with sequelae. What I can't do usually with QTpro...

  I imported my frames in my body, committed to 1frame calendar and works wonderfully.

  BUT, here it comes... in the right corner, you have that preview "program: sequence01 ' and my (PORTRAIT) photos must be resized: they do not enter the preview of the image.

  I already resized my photos in Photoshop as a batch process, but as Id like to create a Pan & Zoom effect in AfterEffect, so I need to keep a decent resolution larger than the 720 p from my movie.

  Now I can resize each frame separately with ease in the preview of the body so that the width and the object of my photos is just the frame, but is it impossible 'batch' resize by certain types of multiple choice in my calendar and then jump in the preview and manually resize them all at the same time?

  As said, same resizing in Photoshop is not a solution because my photos are in portrait mode, while the setting of the video is in 16:9 right?

  Please find an explicit illustration below, I try to explain this problem as clear as possible, hoping that I was understandable.

  I advance thank you very much, I expect your knowledge to teach me

  

  If you want to resize all the clips in your sequence based on a clip in your illustration, just copy the clip you resized, select all the clips in your sequence and choose Edition > paste attributes.

• Batch resize pictures to a given width?

  I have several photos I would like to scale proportionally to a given width. When trying to batch resize them it says that I need a width and a height. I can do with just a width of 1280 pixels and the heigh adjust result to keep the original proportion?

  Thank you
  Phil

  Make the size 30000 pixels in file > scripts > image processor.

• Batch resize images of different sizes

  Hello

  I hope someone can point me in the right direction.  In the past I've used the script to batch image processor resize images of same sizes, but now I have a few hundred images that are all different sizes.  I would like to resize these images so the long side of each image is resized to a specific size, while maintaining the current proportions.

  I'm using CS5.

  Thanks in advance for any help,

  Adam

  In the image processor dialog box, choose the format, select Resize to fit

  and enter 200 in the height and width of the boxes.

  Click the screenshot below to enlarge

  

  MTSTUNER

• Batch resize an image

  I'm trying to resize 60 images of 256 x 256PX to 256 x 128PX. I do this everyday for the size 100 x 100 when I do the photos but it WILL NOT accept 256 x 128, no matter what I do... it resizes to 128 x 128... not what I want... can anyone help please?

  Well I closed PS and re-opened and was finally able to record an action so all is good. Thank you all for your help, I really appreciate it

• Batch resize pictures larger than a certain size.

  Is it possible to have a script that looks for in a directory and all files image that are greater than 1000 x 1000 pixels are resized to 500 x 500 pixels and then stored on the sources of recovery file?

  I ask because our server has more 40 000 photos in all senses and I would like to reduce the space they take up on the server.

  If you want to subfolders in one appointment, you can select 'View - Show items from subfolders' then select all and run the script, this can save you time.

• Batch resize and rename?

  I tried to do a drop that will do the following:

  Take a bunch of different files (psd, jpg, png)

  Resize to 952 pixels wide.

  Keep it all in png in the same folder they came with the same name as the original and the "_952".

  Gout does not work because either he always recorded in the folder that I originally recorded an action since. Or it all gives them the name of the original item. Or it saves them on top of themselves.

  Is this something script can do?

  Sorry, that there was a mistake in the last code, this should be better...

  var dlg=
  "dialog{text:'Script Interface',bounds:[100,100,500,220],"+
  "folder:EditText{bounds:[10,40,310,60] , text:'' ,properties:{multiline:false,noecho:false,readonly:false}},"+
  "recurse:Checkbox{bounds:[260,10,361,27] , text:'Recurse Folders' },"+
  "Browse:Button{bounds:[320,40,390,61] , text:'<<' },"+
  "statictext0:StaticText{bounds:[10,10,240,27] , text:'Please select Folder' ,properties:{scrolling:undefined,multiline:undefined}},"+
  "Process:Button{bounds:[10,80,190,101] , text:'Process' },"+
  "button2:Button{bounds:[210,80,390,101] , text:'Cancel' }};"
  var win = new Window(dlg,'test');
  win.center();
  win.folder.enabled=false;
  win.Browse.onClick = function() {
    selectedFolder = Folder.selectDialog( "Please select a folder to process");
     if(selectedFolder != null) win.folder.text =  decodeURI(selectedFolder);
  }
  win.Process.onClick = function() {
   if(win.folder.text == '') {
    alert("No folder has been selected!");
    return;
    }
   win.close(1);
   folderList=[];
  if(win.recurse.value){
   processFolder(selectedFolder);
   folderList.unshift(selectedFolder);
  }else{
   folderList.unshift(selectedFolder);
   }
  ProcessFiles();
  function ProcessFiles(){
  for(var a in folderList){
    var fileList = folderList[a].getFiles(/\.(jpg|psd|png)$/i);
    for(var s in fileList){
     var startRulerUnits = app.preferences.rulerUnits;
     app.preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS;
     var file = fileList[s];
     open(file);
     fitImage(952);
     var Name =activeDocument.name.match(/(.*)\.[^\.]+$/)[1];
     var saveFile = File(activeDocument.path+"/"+Name+"_952.png");
     SavePNG(saveFile);
     app.activeDocument.close(SaveOptions.DONOTSAVECHANGES);
     app.preferences.rulerUnits = startRulerUnits;
     }
   }
  }
  function processFolder(folder) {
      var fileList = folder.getFiles()
       for (var i = 0; i < fileList.length; i++) {
          var file = fileList[i];
  if (file instanceof Folder) {
    folderList.push(file);
         processFolder(file);
      }
     }
  }
  }
  win.show();
  function fitImage(newImgSize) {
  var doc=activeDocument;
        if (doc.width > doc.height) {
           doc.resizeImage(newImgSize, undefined, undefined, ResampleMethod.BICUBIC);
           } else
        if (doc.width < doc.height) {
           doc.resizeImage(undefined, newImgSize, undefined, ResampleMethod.BICUBIC);
           } else
        if (doc.width == doc.height) {
           doc.resizeImage(newImgSize, newImgSize, undefined, ResampleMethod.BICUBIC);
           }
  }
  function SavePNG(savefile){
      pngSaveOptions = new PNGSaveOptions();
      pngSaveOptions.embedColorProfile = true;
      pngSaveOptions.formatOptions = FormatOptions.STANDARDBASELINE;
      pngSaveOptions.matte = MatteType.NONE;
      pngSaveOptions.quality = 1;
   pngSaveOptions.PNG8 = false
      pngSaveOptions.transparency = true;
  activeDocument.saveAs(savefile, pngSaveOptions, true, Extension.LOWERCASE);
  }
  

• Batch image resizing and adding watermark.

  HI, I'm transition Photoshop elements 12 to the CC. 12 items, there is a "process several files...". "Option where I can batch resize images by px, percentage, inches, etc., and it allows me to add a watermark in any color and place it in the centre or down. CC I see an image processor, but I can't resize in % and I can not add a watermark. I can do it with stocks, but y at - it script predone I can use. Since she is in the elements, is there a way to get the same options of dialogue in CC via a plugin?

  This may be just what you are looking for: https://creative.adobe.com/addons/products/13157#.VuDLN_BOKrU

  Personally, I use an Action combined with the processing script batch. The steps of my work are like this:

  1. Resize
  2. Place incorporated
  3. Transform (size)
  4. Move to correct the position with the tool move
  5. Flatten Image
  6. Convert to sRGB
  7. Save as (JPEG; 10 quality, etc.)
  8. Close (Save: no)

  I actually created a single Action for horizontally-oriented pictures and the other for oriented vertically. The steps to resize and processing are different on each. In particular, the step of resizing. I get the desired dimension on the short side for the two (height to horizontal) and width in the vertical, and long size is automatically filled.

  Finally, to create a third Action (the one you will choose in the batch script) containing only one step if/else. Go to the Action Panel menu, then choose "Insert conditional." Set it like this: If the image is horizontal: play [horizontal Action]. Otherwise, read: [vertical Action]

  Then I put lot in place like this:

  

  I was planning to put together a video tutorial of this, but have not had the chance yet. In any case, I hope this helps!

• Question to resize batch probably simple: _

  Hi, I am creating an action for batch resize a folder of images, and when I hit Run, I wonder for the jpeg quality for each file, which defeated the purpose of creating an action.

  I use the file > automate > fit before Image dimensions hit OK and stop recording.

  What am I doing wrong please?

  Is the Destination > save and close?

  Have you tried to use the file > Scripts > image without any intervention processor?

• resizing batch

  It is a way I can batch resize multiple images?

  The process of 'Batch procces' offers only a scaling option.

  What can I do?

  Is there a way I can add a personalized option "Lots"?

  The answer is Yes to both. Check out my blog to see if it can help a batch.  http://blogs.adobe.com/edtechatadobe/2011/08/Fireworks-mobile-design-Tip-batch-processing-app-ic ones - in - fireworks.html

• The Batch command to resize the image on the canvas is centered.

  Hi all

  I'm not quite the Fireworks guru so patient with me. I use Fireworks for many batch image optimization of the things I do for our company Web site. I use simple batch commands to run on a directory of files. Export of batches, batch resize etc.

  I need to do something more sophisticated with the batch command and Im not quite sure how to do it, ot if there is an existing jsf file or extension I can grab for it (in batch).

  I have a bunch of images that vary slightly in width and height. I need to resize a specific background and Center it on the canvas. Thus, for example, when I run the batch, he creates a transparent canvas or white which is 400px x 400px and then takes the image and centers it in the Web. Basically, resize the image to fit in the center of the canvas. Any help or links would be appreciated. I tried recordign action to do so in the history panel, but I could never work.

  I'm starting to feel like I'm talking me LO

  I made a second order

  400 x 400 canvas

  any size of object

  Select it

  clear history

  In the Align Panel, select "Position (that will be more dark grey) then Align Center horizontal and vertical (top row center icons).

  the command

  Recap:

  Add images in batches

  Add scale

  Scale size 260 width height white

  Orders add both (change the canvas and align)

  process of

• Resize the content and mulitple art advice?

  Long story short, I do the formatting of a book, adding images, etc. I received an e-mail yesterday that the size has changed. Problem is, I did so far more than 100 pages, and they are broken

  down in 10 pages / files.

  Please tell me there is a way to batch resize all this?  I don't mind doing 10 pages in time, do not want to resize all images. The text, although most likely will need to be

  handmade. Unless there is a way to export a PDF file to the right size? Or that you resize in PDF format...

  Try this thread:

  Is it possible to resize all work plans at the time the way that you used to be able to do in the configuration of document?

  You really should work in InDesign.

• How to resize images to a specific size of lot? (URGENT!)

  I do not know how to batch resize photos using adobe bridge and then Tools > photoshop > image... processor and resize, but what I want to know is how to resize images to a size specific width and height of the lot without having to keep proportion.

  For now, I have a bunch of photos that are 2896 x 1944 pixels, but I need to resize up to 1920 x 1080 for a sequence of stop motion. But photoshop wants to keep in proportion and resizes 1608 x 1080, which is not what I want but I don't want to make them one at a time. so please help

  THX

  But photoshop wants to keep in proportion and resizes 1608 x 1080, which is not what I want but I don't want to make them one at a time. so please help

  You can do this by registering your own action in Photoshop (in the action panel) and use the image size command while unchecking the option to constrain the proportions. Then, you can fill in the size in pixels and include a save as command to close a document and a new location. Then select files in Bridge and via tools / Photoshop /Batch perform this action.

  However, if you do not change the proportions of your original photos will appear very tense because you change the proportions, I'm not sure that's what you want.

  You could also record an action to trim the originals of this size, leaving the look of the original image, only less at low, high or both. In doing so, all files are cropped to the same location that you saved the harvest on the first file.

• Premiere Pro CC 2015 export: unknown error when using many large jpegs

  Hello

  This is something that I remember reading about in older versions of first, but in the 2015 version, this always seems to happen. It is therefore more than a report bug to a question, because I have a workaround for it. If this isn't the right place to present this kind of info, please let me know.

  Scenario: I create a video project and import a large number of large JPEG images taken by a digital camera (12-20 Megapixel, 50 + photos).

  To help each other in the sequence and then try to export the video as file causes an unknown error during export times randomly, sometimes at the beginning, sometimes in the Middle, no mater which exit do format, bitrate, settings, etc.

  How I solved the problem: I resized pictures on about 4 million pixels - and viola - everything travels very well.

  I also noticed, that when the project contains only a few large images, it can work also still very good export, but if there are more than a few, the error starts occurring.

  Don't know which version of CC 2015 I used, I can check later.

  I hope this feedback is helpful for you guys

  Edit: the machined used is a quad core Xeon, 16 GB of RAM, nVidia GTX750, SSD + 2x1To Raid0

  It was never recommended to use ginormous stills in first. A batch resize in Photoshop or IrFanView for instance would take a few seconds and certainly ease the burden on your software and your hardware.

  Thank you

  Jeff