How do i automate image re sizing?

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James Greed

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I've got a load of images that need to be resized so that i can upload them to my website.

Can anybody tell me how to set up an action in photoshop so that i can just do it in one click instead of having to open each one and manualy resize it and re-save it...?
 
open an image

click the new action icon in the actions pallette

click the 'start recording' thingy...hover over the options to see what they are

resize it to the size you want

save the image

stop the action

close the image

go to file/automate and the action you just made should be there at the top of the page and you simply select the folder you want to apply to action to and the folder where you want to save them to

:)
 
boo! Rubbish!

i guess its becuase its a 7 day trial, if i pay the annual fee then i gue it will go 'live'
 
Just because this seems to create a good looking website and over all i think its worth the £35 per annum.
 
James Greed said:
Just because this seems to create a good looking website and over all i think its worth the £35 per annum.
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I think £35 pa is a good price to pay for such a service, however, each time I have either taken a look at clikpic, or gone to visit one of the businesses who use it, the sites take ages to load up, and always are slow in operation.

First impressions when I saw their advert in one of the Photography magazines was good, but impressions when I took a look on the web certainly put me off.

Just to load up http://www.clikpic.com/ this morning took just under 14 seconds. Not good enough really.

I am not totally put off using them for my photo site as I can't seem to find a decent PHP/ASP based gallery/photo script that uses PayPal. So who knows...

Just my £0.02p
 
theMusicMan said:
I think £35 pa is a good price to pay for such a service, however, each time I have either taken a look at clikpic, or gone to visit one of the businesses who use it, the sites take ages to load up, and always are slow in operation.

First impressions when I saw their advert in one of the Photography magazines was good, but impressions when I took a look on the web certainly put me off.

Just to load up http://www.clikpic.com/ this morning took just under 14 seconds. Not good enough really.

I am not totally put off using them for my photo site as I can't seem to find a decent PHP/ASP based gallery/photo script that uses PayPal. So who knows...

Just my £0.02p
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It loaded in around 2 seconds for me! Traffic might be lower now though.

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theMusicMan said:
I think £35 pa is a good price to pay for such a service, however, each time I have either taken a look at clikpic, or gone to visit one of the businesses who use it, the sites take ages to load up, and always are slow in operation.

First impressions when I saw their advert in one of the Photography magazines was good, but impressions when I took a look on the web certainly put me off.

Just to load up http://www.clikpic.com/ this morning took just under 14 seconds. Not good enough really.

I am not totally put off using them for my photo site as I can't seem to find a decent PHP/ASP based gallery/photo script that uses PayPal. So who knows...

Just my £0.02p
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There is a paypal module in gallery 2 if you haven't looked at that before, it's resonably easy to set up and you get quite a lot of choice as to what the layout looks like.:)
 
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