On Tue, 10 Apr 2007 07:32:09 -0700, Sir F. A. Rien wrote:
On Mon, 09 Apr 2007 22:29:39 -0500, Joe found these
unused words floating about:
jj wrote:
I have a bunch of images of different dimensions that I want to resize to a maximum size (e.g. 1500 pixels). Similar to how "Web Photo Gallery", any files greater than the max size (in either X or Y dimension), it resizes maintaining aspect ratio. Any files smaller will not resize.
"Fit Image" doesn’t work because it will resize small files up to the maximum.
Anything available? TIA
If you really want to batch size files, there’s several options. You can use the batch droplet from imageready, but that’s a scattergun thing. Hit’s everything in a folder whether you want it or not.
Or you can use Thumbsplus, build your database, and find JUST the files you want to resize, then do just those FOUND files. I’d make a complete copy of your files before doing this with either the droplet or TP. But TP is much more selective. I’ve used TP several times JUST for this. ie: all files larger than 912 pixels height, select, then resize JUST those down to ‘maintain aspect ratio x 912 pixels’. or find by size, and resize by quality 0-100%.
TP can ALSO find by x>= 1500 OR y>=1500, but you’d be better off doing 2 operations. find either x>=1500 or y>=1500, then search for the other and resize them.
Because you’re actually talking about 2 different image layouts. 1500 wide vs 1500 tall. it may be 1500 wide, and 3000 tall. you’ll get the scattergun effect again by trying to do two operations at the same time.
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