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How to semi automate cropping? |
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Apr 17th 2003 | #100239 Report |
Member since: Apr 17th 2003 Posts: 1 |
I need to manually crop thousands of pics and want to semi automate the process. I assumed i could create an action with a stop (at which point i would do a manual crop, because each image is different) and then continue with the saving. So i opened an image, started recording, immediately inserted the stop, resumed recording and saved. But when i run file>automate>batch the first image opens and the stop dialog appears (with my message) and the options to continue or stop. At that point (at the stop) it does not allow me to manually crop. Why not? If i press continue it saves and then opens the next image..... If i press stop another dialog comes up asking to continue or stop, i still cannot manually crop and pressing stop at this second box stops the entire batch process. How can i get the action to stop at each image so i can manually crop and then continue with the save and open the next one? I thought this is what the stop function was for. A quote from the manual; "Actions can include stops that let you perform tasks that cannot be recorded (for example, using a painting tool). Actions can also include modal controls that let you enter values in a dialog box while playing an action." Sure, except that as usual from adobe, you either have to be a rocket scientist or a mind reader to figure out how to make it do what you want to do. Anyone know how to do this? |
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Apr 23rd 2003 | #100728 Report |
Member since: Jul 6th 2002 Posts: 316 |
you can also just use the trim function, its under image....
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