After many hours of trying programs and searching the internet and
my Photoshop's help files, I have got a solution and I share it
here the way I was hoping to have received it:
-Photoshop CS2 will do it!
1. open any picture
2. Actions palette
3. New Action (give it a name)
4. hit Record
5. File/Automate/Fit Image (fill out maximum sizes)
6. Save As (your Production file name)
7. Stop the recording
8. File/Automate/Batch/Production/your file name
9. OK (go get a cup of coffee, if you have many pictures).
In addition, I could not see any loss in quality.
Thank you all. Cheers,
-gA
gA wrote:
> Tony, I cannot get Irfan View to do what need. It will resize & keep
> the aspect ratio, but it will not fit the whole picture, no matter what
> the sides are, within the 4x6 rectangle. I need the largest picture I
> can fit within a rectangle: This means that either side will be at its
> maximum. Thanks.
> -gA
>
>
> tony cooper wrote:
>> On Sat, 02 Feb 2008 15:04:47 GMT, gA <realty.DeleteThis@ualberta.net> wrote:
>>
>>> Will Elements allow me to batch-resize all my pictures (different
>>> sizes, now) by zooming in/out without cropping? I need this for
>>> printing by photolabs.. Thanks.
>>> -gA
>>>
>> Irfanview will do this. Free download at
>> http://irfanview.downloadcenterz.com/
>>
>>
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>>
>> Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida >> Stay informed about: Photoshop Elements