resize images?

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  1. #1
    Hello there.

    I have about 4000 images that's around 3gig's HQ in 200 diffrent folders and i wanted to rezise them without moving them so they stay in the folders, i wonder if anyone know of a program that could do this ?
     
    izlik, Jul 4, 2008 IP
  2. C.Whyte

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    I would also be interested in this answer. To the best of my knowledge, there is not a program to do mass resizing within folder structures.
     
    C.Whyte, Jul 4, 2008 IP
  3. yogesh1099

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    #3
    There's no such software. you must do it yourself, long work.
     
    yogesh1099, Jul 4, 2008 IP
  4. Lethal7

    Lethal7 Active Member

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    #4
    Zip them up
     
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    jhon99 Banned

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    What??? i think he need to resize about pixel size not compress it :)
     
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  6. Alex-Z

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    #6
    There are two options that I know of.
    If you use Linux, there's a command called "convert" that does exactly what you want. You can write a little script to spider the directories a resize them. You can combine "find" and "convert".
    Under Windows, I use a program called "Paint Shop Pro"
     
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  7. izlik

    izlik Well-Known Member

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    I guess i have to do it folder by folder with Photoshop's automatic covert :(
     
    izlik, Jul 4, 2008 IP
  8. Kerosene

    Kerosene Alpha & Omega™ Staff

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    #8
    Record a custom action in Photoshop (kinda like a macro) that resizes and saves a document.
    Then go to File>Automate>Batch and run your action on the directories that you want resized.

    Try it on a few test folders first, and maybe make a backup of the original images in case anything goes wrong.
     
    Kerosene, Jul 4, 2008 IP
  9. salahaiyiu

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    Try Resize Pictures Plus, it offers lots of handy features, like (batch) resizing, etc. http://www.resizepictures.net
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    salahaiyiu, Jul 26, 2008 IP
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    donlin Active Member

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    I don't know about doing it in batch form. I use paint.net to resize and Pixillion to convert formats if necessary.
     
    donlin, Jul 26, 2008 IP
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    #11
    Why not just use adobe photoshop and make a batch script?
     
    RemyXO, Jul 27, 2008 IP
  12. jellen

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    Thanks for salahaiyiu,I will try the programm;
     
    jellen, Jul 27, 2008 IP
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    jellen, Sep 6, 2008 IP
  14. David Cohen

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    #14
    well,I'm currenty using this tool and it can processe 30 images in about 6 seconds... so yes it's fast.
    thanks
     
    David Cohen, Oct 12, 2008 IP
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    #15
    off course, photoshop can do that for us, but it is a little diffcult for batch resizing.
     
    Gary Molen, Oct 13, 2008 IP
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    #16
    Use VSO Image resizer, its easy to use, can resize hundreds of images at once.
     
    WebSolutions86, Oct 13, 2008 IP
  17. Gary Molen

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    Thank you so much for this information.
    I have saved it in case I ever feel the need to use it~
     
    Gary Molen, Oct 14, 2008 IP
  18. Gary Molen

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    #18
    i resize my pictures online for a long time,but the speed is slow and no site can batch resize.
     
    Gary Molen, Oct 15, 2008 IP
  19. jellen

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    Ymm,resizing online is slow for me,i just use some tools to do that.
     
    jellen, Oct 28, 2008 IP