Alright, I've got a bunch of different sized pictures (they're freakin huge if ya wanna know) and i want to bring all of them on the same size. is there a way to code something (maybe a batch file) doing that for you? Or what's the console command for resizing a picture? If I'd knew that, i could code that by myself,.. just i don't know how to resize something by console Appreciate your help guys, Matty
if you are talking with html then this is all you have to do: you can make all the widths and heights the same it just might distort some of the images
yap, i know, i wasn't thinking about putting it into the source code. I've got a picture folder on my local computer and i'm planning on putting them up into a gallery. I want them all to have the same size (they're all the same relation, so they shouldn't distort if you resize them in relation of widths and height). Since I'm a lazy bum, I don't wanna load them all into Photoshop (it's about 300 pictures), but I rather want to code a batch file that exploits the folder and converts them into a specified size. Got what i'm trying to do?
This is your best bet, unless you buy an image gallery script. All the free ones I've found suck, and you need to install of this junk on your server to make them work. <_< Ah, and please use the computing forum next time.
oh damn it, sorry bout the wrong forum. well.. is there no way to resize pictures through the normal windows console? like a dos command to resize pictures?
This is your best bet, unless you buy an image gallery script. All the free ones I've found suck, and you need to install of this junk on your server to make them work. <_< Ah, and please use the computing forum next time. [/b][/quote] So very wrong my friend. This one only uses one file. www.ifade.org Have fun
Actually thats a really bad way of doing it. That will mean the viewer of the webpage has to load the HUGE image, and it will just be shown up smaller. I think you can make scripts in Adobe Photoshop for performing batch operations - That would be your best bet.
Theres no need to write a script. Just load the pic in Photoshop and goto Image-->Image Size. Better than the viewer having to wait ages for the pic to load.
his problem was that he had 300 to resize i guess your best bet is to just resize them to avoid the file size, have fun ^_^