batch edit and save jpgs

[ggsmit]

hi
i have about 50 jpgs, all scanned. they all need the same settings in 'brightness', 'contrast' and 'highlights'.
in stead of importing each one and setting those values and then saving i'd like to speed up the process by doing it in a batch.
any ideas?
thanks in advance!
gabriel

[Chris M]

Presuming your computer isn't potato quality you can edit multiple photos at the same time.

Import all 50 (or any number you feel comfortable with for testing) press CTRL+A to select all then edit as desired.

You will need to save them individually though, unless someone else knows a way around it.

[ggsmit]

Presuming your computer isn't potato quality you can edit multiple photos at the same time.

Import all 50 (or any number you feel comfortable with for testing) press CTRL+A to select all then edit as desired.

You will need to save them individually though, unless someone else knows a way around it.

tx chris..... i' soon find out if my pc is 'potato quality' :-) , tx i'll try that - re the saving... hmm, yes, maybe someone can forward an idea

[handrawn]

I think you can export all at once using the web publish features, but acorn will know for sure

else you can export them all on seperate layers as a PSD file, but there is no batch image export function that I can recall

[ggsmit]

I think you can export all at once using the web publish features, but acorn will know for sure

else you can export them all on seperate layers as a PSD file, but there is no batch image export function that I can recall

tx handrawn - as stated, i don't think there is a way to batch update all jpgs with different settings, designer was not meant to do that. i opened a couple of images at a time, worked on them and saved them one by one, it was a tad time consuming but its finished now. the 'optimizer' function will do the trick but will cut the images to 150dpi, i needed them in up to 1200dpi.
so thanks for putting on your thinking caps here guys!
God bless
gabriel

[Egg Bramhill]

the 'optimizer' function will do the trick but will cut the images to 150dpi, i needed them in up to 1200dpi.

I think you can alter this in the Optomise Photo in window ggsmit.