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[bluefish60657]

Ok, Newbie question. . .
I want to automate a task like taking 100 photos and resizing and output jpgs (from hi to low res to post on a site). Is there a plug-in that will do this while retaining most (or without sacrificing too much quality).

thanks,
bluefish

[HaraldHeim]

You can do that in Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, Plugin Commander Pro and several other applications. You need an application for this task and not a plugin.

[grampi]

It's not a plugin, but rather a stand alone batch converter that will do it all and more. I use it all the time and it is awesome. When ever I dump a load of pictures from my digital camera to its' own folder, I immediately create a sub folder called "resized" I then batch convert all photos to 800x600 x75% jpeg to be used when eMailing out photos. The originnals remain intact.. Works Flawlessl!! It's called Advanced Batch Converter 3.9 and you get it here http://www.batchconverter.com/ It also has a try before you buy downloadable version. You will not be dissapointed.

[RockyShark]

Irfanview has a batch conversion function that works quite well, too!
http://www.irfanview.com

[Discpad]

I use Express Thumbnail Creator:
<http://www.neowise.com/etc/> on Windows; and the tried and true GraphicConverter on the Mac:
<http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macos/1870>

[Trostan]

Do you have Photoshop ?

[Hubbabub]

One of the best thumbnail programs for Windows is
Fookes Easy Thumnails
http://www.fookes.com/ezthumbs/index.php
It is freeware


/Hubbabub
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[gerry]

Hi,

I use stgthumb which you can download from stgsys.com for free.

Hope this helps.

[guido.baccarini]

Irfan view (www.irfanview.com) have a powerfull batch copy/conversion/resize/rename set of command, and it's free!!

[charmed1]

I use Corel PhotoPaint - batch process - with a script I recorded in Corel

[Snow123]

When ever I dump a load of pictures from my digital camera to its' own folder, I immediately create a sub folder called "resized" I then batch convert all photos to 800x600 x75% jpeg to be used when eMailing out photos.