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Sorry if this is a dumb question, I know Adobe Quark a little but I’m new to photoshop…
What I’m trying to do is automate a process in which a .jpg file is opened, enlarged 200%, changed from RGB to Grayscale then back to RGB again.
Here’s the tricky part: I want each photo I process to get a little greener each time until the last photo is all green except for the basketballs, which should stay yellow (grayscale or RGB?) The first photo would have no green in it at all, except for the basketballs and two people on the left side of the photo, which are all green in the last photo.
When the pics are done, I need them to automatically go into a program like Quark Designer, where they’ll end up being sort of like a catalog or picture browser for a newspaper.
I have 300+ pics I want to do this to, so some sort of automation is the only way to go with this, but I don’t know exactly where to start…
Thank you for any help.
What I’m trying to do is automate a process in which a .jpg file is opened, enlarged 200%, changed from RGB to Grayscale then back to RGB again.
Here’s the tricky part: I want each photo I process to get a little greener each time until the last photo is all green except for the basketballs, which should stay yellow (grayscale or RGB?) The first photo would have no green in it at all, except for the basketballs and two people on the left side of the photo, which are all green in the last photo.
When the pics are done, I need them to automatically go into a program like Quark Designer, where they’ll end up being sort of like a catalog or picture browser for a newspaper.
I have 300+ pics I want to do this to, so some sort of automation is the only way to go with this, but I don’t know exactly where to start…
Thank you for any help.
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