Showing posts with label Resizing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Resizing. Show all posts

Thursday, April 26, 2012

How to Alter/Trim Canvas Size to avoid unused regions on the sides || Adobe Photoshop Elements Scripts

Today is again a day of sharing brilliant information found on Adobe Forums. Of-course, we shall not be copying the details of the formula shared. This is one of the technique which has been noticed at various places in Adobe Photoshop Elements Forums and proved very useful. I have tried it yet but feedback is quite good.

So if you are also looking for a solution to trim down your canvas to make your creation look good, check out following link - http://forums.adobe.com/message/4361259#4361259

Don't forget to say Thanks for Author(photodrawken) of the formula on same link !!

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

How to resize Multiple files in a batch, for uploading on Web

Many of my friends ask a common question even when they are already using Adobe Photoshop Elements and play very well with Layers, Adjustments, curves and all.

Today one of my friend called me again and said that "I want to upload some of my Photographs on facebook, tell me a good way of resizing all of them with simple steps. Also tell me what size is good for web..."

In response to above, I asked him if she uses Organizer for managing the files? She said no, I am on Mac and it comes with Bridge and tell me if there is something in Editor I can use.

So yes, she had an option in Editor through which she could resize her photographs. Even a lot of other things are possible in one go. Things like Watermarking, Renaming, Auto-Adjustments and file-type changes... All this is possible through "Process Multiple Files" dialog which can be invoked from File Menu.

But remember, you need to keep all the files in one folder for processing...

I will discuss more on same topic for users who manage their media files in Organizer or keep there files on different folders on Hard Drive...

BATCH PROCESSING IN ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS:

1. Organizer : File >> Export to New File(s)
2. Editor ; File >> Process Mutlitple Files

Check out same space for more detailed information on these with pros and cons associated with different workflows...

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