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Aug 1st 2001 | #11178 Report |
Member since: Aug 1st 2001 Posts: 2 |
I have a table with 100x100 pixels per cell and was wondering if anyone knows how to resize/scale an image by giving a maximum width/height parameter? I havent been able to find anything like that in photoshop. Example: if i had a a 600x1000 portrait photo, i want it to resize to 60x100, and if i had a 1000x600 landscape photo, i want it to resize to 100x60. thanks in advance. I cant use "percentage" since i plan on using this as part of a batch action wherein the input images may have varying image sizes and using "percentage" may result in different sized "thumbnails". I've already considered using the file->Automate->Web Gallery to generate those files but I'd prefer it as something that I can include in one of my Actions. Thanks in advance Tanos |
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Aug 1st 2001 | #11185 Report |
Member since: Mar 27th 2001 Posts: 2237 |
Well, you pretty much "shot down" everything I could have added here. I just don't know of any ways to do what you are trying to get on the fly. "Percentage" is the way I would go, and if they happen to be a little different in size I'd just go back and target size crop them. some of the other guys might have something to add here. |
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Aug 2nd 2001 | #11245 Report |
Member since: Aug 1st 2001 Posts: 2 |
Hi Torn, right now, ive been relegated to separating my landscape my portrait photos if i wanted to use my actions, otherwise, i make it a 2 phase process by doing the file->automate->web gallery feature and then using the images/thumbnails folder and dropping everything else. thanks anyway, Tanos P.S. I have long been a Photoshop believer but this is one thing that Fireworks has over Photoshop :( |
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