Adobe Elements Question
 

Is there any way to batch process image changes in Elements? I can't
find anything in Help.
I have 12 images of the same subject, same lighting etc, and I wish to
adjust saturation, hue, sharpness etc to one image, but process the
lot without having to do it all 12 times.
Is there a trick?
Thanks,
DonB

Adobe Elements Question
 

"DonB" wrote in message
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Is there any way to batch process image changes in Elements? I can't
find anything in Help.
I have 12 images of the same subject, same lighting etc, and I wish to
adjust saturation, hue, sharpness etc to one image, but process the
lot without having to do it all 12 times.
Is there a trick?
Thanks,
DonB
Make a note of your settings and apply these to each image.

Adobe Elements Question
 

Thanks Mike. I was just hoping that in a program like this there may
be a less stone-age method. Some cheaper programs have the capability.
In my opinion, you should be able to save a group of settings, and
apply to a range of images.
DonB


On Wed, 23 Jun 2004 22:42:29 GMT, "MikeS"
wrote:


"DonB" wrote in message
...
Is there any way to batch process image changes in Elements? I can't
find anything in Help.
I have 12 images of the same subject, same lighting etc, and I wish to
adjust saturation, hue, sharpness etc to one image, but process the
lot without having to do it all 12 times.
Is there a trick?
Thanks,
DonB
Make a note of your settings and apply these to each image.

Adobe Elements Question
 

Dunno if this is in elements as I run full blown PS-7. However see if there
is anything in the help file about recording an action and batch actions (an
action you run on a folder). In PS-6 & 7 you can record the steps you do to
one image and apply those steps to other images either individually or in a
batch


"DonB" wrote in message
...
Is there any way to batch process image changes in Elements? I can't
find anything in Help.
I have 12 images of the same subject, same lighting etc, and I wish to
adjust saturation, hue, sharpness etc to one image, but process the
lot without having to do it all 12 times.
Is there a trick?
Thanks,
DonB

Adobe Elements Question
 

DonB wrote:
Is there any way to batch process image changes in Elements? I can't
find anything in Help.
I have 12 images of the same subject, same lighting etc, and I wish
to
adjust saturation, hue, sharpness etc to one image, but process the
lot without having to do it all 12 times.

Unfortunately PE will not record actions. However, some PhotoShop
users have recorded some actions for PE and made them available:
http://hiddenelements.com/freetools.html
http://www.atncentral.com/download.htm
http://share.studio.adobe.com/axBrowseProduct.asp?p=2

Adobe Elements Question
 

"DonB" wrote in message
...
Is there any way to batch process image changes in Elements? I can't
find anything in Help.
I have 12 images of the same subject, same lighting etc, and I wish to
adjust saturation, hue, sharpness etc to one image, but process the
lot without having to do it all 12 times.
Is there a trick?
Thanks,
DonB


"Canongirly" wrote in message
...
Dunno if this is in elements as I run full blown PS-7. However see if
there
is anything in the help file about recording an action and batch actions
(an
action you run on a folder). In PS-6 & 7 you can record the steps you do
to
one image and apply those steps to other images either individually or in
a
batch


Yep, that's one of the big differences between the 2 programs.

Adobe Elements Question
 

"DonB" wrote in message
...
Is there any way to batch process image changes in Elements? I can't
find anything in Help.
I have 12 images of the same subject, same lighting etc, and I wish to
adjust saturation, hue, sharpness etc to one image, but process the
lot without having to do it all 12 times.
Is there a trick?
Thanks,
DonB

If you're applying the same changes to each photo, you can use the
batch-processing facility in the freeware program Irfanview (
www.irfanview.com ) to do the job. It's not Photoshop, but it's excellent
for tasks such as yours.

You'll have to specify your hue change in the form of (R,G,B) differences,
but other than that, Irfanview will do everything you mentioned.