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We’ve recently upgraded from Photoshop CS to CS3.
A common task we’re asked to perform is to resize 800×600 eps images created in Illustrator to 1024×768 jpg files. We typically batch convert the files through the use of an Action we’d created in Photoshop CS.
However, in Photoshop CS3, while resizing is possible on individual files in a step-by-step process, this critical resizing step of the conversion is not recorded when we attempt to create an Action for batch processing. For the time-being, we’re relying on our old version of Photoshop CS for this process.
Is this step – resizing from the original eps file – no longer a recordable step in CS3?
For the record – use of the Image Processor feature in the Scripts menu is not an option. The image is not sharp. That process ‘upsamples’ a converted 800×600 jpg (coverted from the original 800×600 eps file) to a 1024×768 jpg image.
Thanks.
A common task we’re asked to perform is to resize 800×600 eps images created in Illustrator to 1024×768 jpg files. We typically batch convert the files through the use of an Action we’d created in Photoshop CS.
However, in Photoshop CS3, while resizing is possible on individual files in a step-by-step process, this critical resizing step of the conversion is not recorded when we attempt to create an Action for batch processing. For the time-being, we’re relying on our old version of Photoshop CS for this process.
Is this step – resizing from the original eps file – no longer a recordable step in CS3?
For the record – use of the Image Processor feature in the Scripts menu is not an option. The image is not sharp. That process ‘upsamples’ a converted 800×600 jpg (coverted from the original 800×600 eps file) to a 1024×768 jpg image.
Thanks.
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