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• AppleScript to resize images in Photoshop CS4 will not work in CS6 - help!

  Hi people.

  I am new to this lark script and hope someone can help...

  Our Nigel, unfortunately is no longer with us, wrote a cunning to convert script photographs large size smaller using Photoshop CS4.

  The workflow is the following:

  You open Photoshop

  You have two files, one with the original files and the other which is empty.

  You drag the folder with the original files on the .app and he asks a destination folder (tell you him to use the empty folder).

  The images are then opened one by one, resized, some tape removed and are then registered to the empty folder (formerly).

  Lovely jubbly.

  The problem is when you try to use this app with Photoshop CS6 - it fails at the point of backup files in the new folder which gives this error:

  Adobe Photoshop CS6 has been an error: "unable to get document"075.jpg". (- 1728)

  I fiddled with the script a little and it seems don't not like the section "with options" command 'Save document' (it works fine if I completely remove the fuse "with options" - but I need than LZW compression).  I have trawled through a few similar questions on these forums, but have not been able to track down the problem. It probably doesn't help that I'm not a programmer (just try to translate as I oppose using the Photoshop CS6 AppleScript reference guide).

  Did everyone there knows the problem please?

  The script is below.

  on Open ()pourla)

  set theDestination of (choose folder with guest 'set the destination for the files processed...) ") as text

  tell application "Finder"

  set isContainer to fake

  set theItem to agenda 1 of pourla as string

  if last character of theItem is ":" then

  set list of files to files of all of the content of agenda 1 of pourla

  on the other

  set list of files to pourla

  end if

  Repeat with x in list of files

  set Dittos to x as texte

  set theFileName to name of x as texte

  set outFilePath to theDestination & theFileName

  if theFileName ends by ".db" then

    --

  on the other

  tell application "Adobe Photoshop CS6"

  -I was skilled enough change the foregoing of "Adobe Photoshop CS4".

  set units of the rule of parameters to units of mm

    Open alias theFile

  set theWidth to width of document theFileName

  set theHeight to height of document theFileName

  if theWidth > theHeight then

  Resize image document theFileName width 65 resolution 400 resample method bicubic

  on the other

  Resize image document theFileName height 65 resolution 400 resample method bicubic

  end if

  convert document theFileName profile ' Coated FOGRA39 (ISO 12647-2: 2004) " intent perceptive with blackpoint compensation without dithering .

  { adjust layer of art 'History' of the document theFileName with curves with options { }class:curves points of the curve: {{0, 0}, {128, 128}, {243, 255}}}

  { Save document theFileName in outFilePath like TIFF adding tiny extension with options { }byte order:Mac OS embed the color profile:fake image compression:LZW} without copy

  close document 1 saving no

  fin say

  fin if

  -display outFilePath dialog box

  fin Repeat

  fin say

  end open

  file name

  Try this.

  game of myOptions to {class:TIFF to save options, the byte order:Mac OS, embed the color profile:false, image compression:LZW}

  Save document theFileName in outFilePath as TIFF with options myOptions by adding the extension lowercase without copy

  HTH.

• Cannot resize images in Photoshop CS5

  I was working in Photoshop CS5 create a flyer when all of a sudden, I was not able to resize images.  I adding images in the flyer very well for awhile, but then when I clicked on an image to resize it, it has no handles and I couldn't resize.  I closed the program restarted, closed the file & re-opened, but nothing helped.  Help.

  Perhaps you have accidentally disabled display the controls for transform in the move tool options.

  

• Open an image in photoshop cc (resizing)

  When I open an image in photoshop cc that he used to open and fill the screen now it opens and I have to manual fill, the screen and the images are not as strong as them in camera raw how do I change back to where it was before

  Hi Angel,

  If your image is from Camera Raw, and is small and not strong, it may be that you changed in Camera Raw workflow options to produce a smaller image. Look at the bottom of Camera Raw:

  

  If your workflow options do not display the correct values, you can click to open a dialog box. Ensure that "Resize to fit" is not selected in this dialog box:

  

  Let us know if that solves your problem.

  Mike

• Resizing multiple images in photoshop cs5

  Hi all I'm new to the forum and looking for some advice. I need to resize images about 500 down to fit inside in a square of 600px X 600px. The images are all different sizes earlier, the more they are all of a different form, IE. Some are more square and some are more rectangular. If it was a square image should resize to 600px 600px, but if it was retangle it would resize to something like 400px by 600px so it would fit inside the square 600px 600px.

  I am running Windows 7 64 bit and using Photoshop CS5. I had a search on the net but could not find any information on how to do this when all the images are the same shape to start.

  Any advice would be appreciated.

  You can use the file-> Scripts-> Image Processor for this

  Convert files with the Image Processor:

  http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/Photoshop/CS/using/WSfd1234e1c4b69f30ea53e41001031ab64-7426a.h tml

• Why Flash is resized coppied images in Photoshop?

  Hello world
  
  I have images in photoshop that are exactly 298 X 700 pixels. However, when I copy and paste into Flash, Flash is actually changing the dimmension of 700.1 X 297.6.
  
  I don't understand. I have all my Flash game 100% and better, 32-bit compression, etc.. Do you know why this is happening?
  
  Thanks :)
  
  John Bruso
  Web Designer
  Sheridan College
  

  Thanks for the help guys. I figured out that copy/paste was a proposal with loss and that if I wanted to use images in Flash and not lose quality, I needed to use PNGS, which is also let me use transparent images. So I'm saving my images as png files and then import into the Flash library.

  Thanks for the help! :)

  John

• Unable to resize images in PS 2015 CC

  When I try to resize an image in Photoshop 2015 it shows me a screen that looks like the example shown here on a screenshot, the image is transformed into a grid of horizontal and vertical lines black. If I click OK, the image turns the grid of black lines. Running the latest updates on the operating system and the CC versions... Having lived with it for almost a month now and need to go back to PS 2014 or earlier if I need to resize the images. Any ideas?
  

  Hi Ken Nielsen,

  Please try the below mentioned solutions that might help you:

  Solution 1: Change the resample to something else than "Automatic" option or "Preserve the details."

  Solution 2: Disable OpenCL:

  1. Open Photoshop performance preferences:
     • Mac OS: select Photoshop > Preferences > performance...
     • Windows: select Edit > Preferences > Performance...
  2. Click the [Advanced...]
  3. Uncheck 'Use OpenCL'
  4. Close all open documents or quit and then restart Photoshop

  Reference: Photoshop and El Capitan | Mac OS 10.11

  Concerning

  Sarika

• How to soften an image in photoshop?

  How to soften or Airbrush an image in photoshop?

  Norman offers an excellent suggestion, as always, but I like Camera RAW tools to achieve this.  You also have two options with the filter of Camera RAW

  The first is to use the Post crop vignetting, but move the amount slider to the right.  Note that you must control more with cursors after amount.

  

  The other is the game Radial filter (J) the effect of the outside and adjust the exposure for the amount.  You need to file an ellipse on the image initially, but you can resize by dragging the handles.

  

  The examples above are a fair representation of how well they work.  The vignetting is more controllable method IMO and gives a nice soft effect.   Norman method is nondestructive.  To have an advantage even by using the Camera RAW filter, you must make the smart object layer.

• Resize images more

  I am new to photography and I'm trying to figure out how to resize my images.  I shoot Nikon raw and my images are 300 PPI and SOOC 4 x 6.  I would like to know how to enlarge these pictures of ex: 8 x 10 without losing the part of my image and especially my quality.  I'll put these images on a disk for the client to print what they want.  What I have to do the resizing for them before putting them on the disc, or is it better to resize larger images in photoshop and let the customer to decide if they want a smaller image when they print them.  I have really really confused and need help with this ASAP!  I want happy customers!  Thanks in advance!

  Well, you don't need to over 6000 x 4000 JPEG files.

  Simply look at the largest size that your customer wants. 8 x 10 would be 2400 x 3000 pixels for a resolution of 300 DPI after all cropping is supported.

  So once the work is finished, simply create a jpeg file using these dimensions. Then, you should have it down to a reasonable size in MB to 12 quality and it should be a decent size if you place or problem of bandwidth.

  Gene

• Did someone resize images to fit the tool frame Rectangle InDesign?

  My question is based on some booklets we have created in the past. We have some very large images every 300 dpi, but when shrunk down, they seem to have effective equal to or greater than 500 PPI. Part of me that feels when the effective dpi is great, that I should go back to photoshop and resize images, hopefully save the size of the PDF file after export. So, my questions are, did someone even resize images more to the rectangle frame to keep ppi around 300 or two, they do not do this more and let InDesign to manage this process when exporting to PDF?

  Thank you all,

  Mike

  Best quality is to resize in Photoshop and sharpen here, because InDesign doesn't have the choice of the method of sharpening. But to be honest, in the majority of cases where I do resampling in InDesign, when you export to PDF.

• 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.

• Problem to resize images

  Photoshop Elements 8.0

  iMac OSX 10.8.3 32 GB memory

  (1) PE see only 2010 MB RAM

  I understand it is this exact PE, is - limit? Latest version of PE will support more RAM?

  (2) I can't resized images. It does not work: if I change 'with' or 'High', the 'resolution' is so changed. Save the image shows the image, as it was before you try to resize it.

  Also the 'Document size' does not show "pixels."

  I can't uncheck 'constrain proportions' (or other boxes).

  In general "resizing does not work.

  

  I used PE on my iMac previeus - no problem.

  I uninstalled and downloaded (EP 8) for my new iMac - but it doesn't (as explained).

  Any suggestion?

  1 no, all versions of PES are 32-bit applications and that's just how the 32-bit applications.

  2. If you want to change the pixel dimensions you must first activate the check-box resample. Even to constrain proportions, since neither of the two, to change the number of pixels in your image. It is generally a bad idea to try to transform an image by turning out to constrain the proportions. It will give you a distorted image, not a cropped. Use the crop tool to crop.

• Resize image code does not work for some jpg files

  Hello. I use the code to resize images and store them on the server below. However, with some jpg files, resizing produces a reddish tint on the picture. Any ideas of what could be the cause? Here's the original image: http://www.unctv.org/tWxkBbq_10M6wKRRL/PNCWWD01.jpg and here of what happened later: http://www.unctv.org/tWxkBbq_10M6wKRRL/PABDFC01__1289231445291.jpg
  Photoshop CS5 is used to produce the input JPG for this app. thank you.
  

  public BufferedImage resizeVeryHigh(InputStream inputStream, File resizedFile) throws IOException {
    BufferedImage bufferedImage = null;
    try {
        Image newImage = ImageIO.read(inputStream);
        int newWidth = (int)this.targetWidth;
        ImageIcon imageIcon = new ImageIcon(newImage);
        Image image = imageIcon.getImage();
        Image resizedImage = null;
  
        int iWidth = image.getWidth(null);
        int iHeight = image.getHeight(null);
  
        // This code ensures that all the pixels in the image are loaded.
        Image temp = new ImageIcon(resizedImage).getImage();
  
        // Create the buffered image.
        bufferedImage = new BufferedImage(temp.getWidth(null), temp.getHeight(null), BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_RGB);
  
        // Copy image to buffered image.
        Graphics g = bufferedImage.createGraphics();
  
        // Clear background and paint the image.
        g.setColor(Color.white);
        g.fillRect(0, 0, temp.getWidth(null), temp.getHeight(null));
        g.drawImage(temp, 0, 0, null);
        g.dispose();
  
        // Encodes image as a JPEG data stream
        FileOutputStream out = new FileOutputStream(resizedFile);
        JPEGImageEncoder encoder = JPEGCodec.createJPEGEncoder(out);
        JPEGEncodeParam param = encoder.getDefaultJPEGEncodeParam(bufferedImage);
        param.setQuality(1.0f, true);
        encoder.setJPEGEncodeParam(param);
        encoder.encode(bufferedImage);
    }
    catch (Exception e) {
          this.error = e.getMessage();
    }
        return bufferedImage;
  }

  Published by: oneworld95 on November 8, 2010 11:34

  I don't know anything about the jpeg encoder, but I do not see the code which makes no sense to me:

  Image resizedImage = null;
  
  int iWidth = image.getWidth(null);
  int iHeight = image.getHeight(null);
  
  // This code ensures that all the pixels in the image are loaded.
  Image temp = new ImageIcon(resizedImage).getImage();
  

  What is so as to create an ImageIcon from an image zero?

  int newWidth = (int)this.targetWidth;
  

  I don't see where actually use you this variable, then how the image does get resized?

  To learn more create a [url http://sscce.org] NBS, which illustrates the incorrect behavior and maybe someone will take a look.

• Problems using image processor to resize Images

  Hello

  I'm stumped on this one.

  In the past, I used scripts in Photoshop to reduce my big Camera RAW images to the right size of 1920 x 1080 for export to Premiere Pro.

  Worked like a charm again.

  Now, when I try to do the exact same thing and check the destination folder AFTER execution of the routine of processor image, but BEFORE their import into Premiere Pro, they are all 1620 x 1080 instead of 1920 x 1080.

  It does not work.

  I keep control around a small typo in different stages, but fails.  Any thoughts?

  I recently had to reinstall Photoshop and changed one of the settings in the preferences to 32 bits instead of 16 bit.  I don't think that has anything to do with it, but I wanted to mention it just in case.

  Here is a screenshot:

  

  Thank you!

  Matt Dubuque

  Hi Matt

  I'm assuming that you began with the versions 1620 x 1080.

  You have 2 options:

  size of the original image, 5616 x 3744 can scale up to 1920 x 1280, so you can resize the image 1920 x 1280, float the background image then proceed to the scale content and reduce the vertical dimension of 1280 to 1080, then remove the background image if it is always visible and use the Edit > Trim function to remove empty space.

  or

  resize images for 1620 x 1080 and then change the size of the canvas at 1920 x 1080, scale content / flatten save.

  or the other could work, there could be a slight loss in the second version of the upscaling, but it is better for you to try and test results

• Conditionally to resize images - error

  I'm trying to conditionally to resize images according to their range of pixel, but when I run my script all my images are sizing up 900 pixels, regardless of the size.

  I think my conditional is poorly written, can someone help me

  Thank you!

  TK

  #target photoshop
  app.bringToFront ();

  function fitImage (newImgSize) {}

  
  var doc = activeDocument;

  
  If (doc.width > doc.height) {doc.resizeImage (newImgSize, null, null, ResampleMethod.BICUBICSHARPER) ;}}
  If (doc.width < doc.height) {doc.resizeImage (null, newImgSize, null, ResampleMethod.BICUBICSHARPER) ;}}
  If (doc.width == doc.height) {doc.resizeImage (newImgSize, newImgSize, null, ResampleMethod.BICUBICSHARPER) ;}}

  }

  
  

  var doc = app.activeDocument;

  If (parseInt (doc.height, 10) > "1200px") {fitImage (1 800 300) ;}

  ElseIf (parseInt (doc.width, 10) > "1200px") {fitImage (1 800 300) ;}

  else {fitImage (900 300) ;}

  Problems with UnitValues. Try this for the right of the conditional part:

  if (doc.height.as("px")   > 1200) {fitImage
  (1800,300);}
  
  else
   if  (doc.width.as("px") > 1200) {fitImage (1800,300);}
  
  else
  {fitImage (900,300);}