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cyrusm

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Bending Pixels

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Well....if you're looking to resample photos, you should consider something a bit higher end than the above. ON1 10 and Photoshop CC includes the ability to upsample an image without degrading quality. If you're looking for a free option, they really don't exist.
 

allan.nyholm

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What about just using Automator already on your Mac? It can Crop and Resize using Preview installed in the Applications folder?

It's quite easy. You create a workflow. Add the files you want and choose the Crop or Resize feature of Preview.
 

cyrusm

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Does it allow image resize or crop in bulk?

What about just using Automator already on your Mac? It can Crop and Resize using Preview installed in the Applications folder?

It's quite easy. You create a workflow. Add the files you want and choose the Crop or Resize feature of Preview.
 

maccompaq

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I am looking for a database program to organize my pictures so they can be sorted by date or person or place or subject, etc. Apple used to have such a program that I used on Macs, but that was some time ago, and that software does not work on current Macs.
 

allan.nyholm

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Does it allow image resize or crop in bulk?

Yes, you can drag go choose multiple images in and have them cropped and/or resized to a certain size.

See attached image. It's quite the power tool this Automator once you get going. AutomatorExample.png
 

cyrusm

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Allan,

Thanks for the shout!

I'll surely look into it but now, I'm using Veprit's Resize Sense which is already listed in my question. It looks quite handy to me and helps into tedious image processing task. :)


Yes, you can drag go choose multiple images in and have them cropped and/or resized to a certain size.

See attached image. It's quite the power tool this Automator once you get going. View attachment 661474
 

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superscape

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What about just using Automator already on your Mac?

That's great advice. And what you learn automating this one specific task will stand you in good stead for automating other things in future. It's amazing what you can achieve with Automator. So many people do time consuming, repetitive tasks needlessly without realising it's even there.

At the risk of scaring you off, if at a later date you want to get super-techie with it then you can also use it access some seriously powerful functionality from ImageMagick* and/or SIPs**, providing you're willing to learn a few lines of shell script.

Good luck!



* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ImageMagick
** https://developer.apple.com/legacy/library/documentation/Darwin/Reference/ManPages/man1/sips.1.html
 
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