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soderstrom

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Registered: 2010-05-11

Posts: 14

Someone good at photoshop?

I'm stuck on a problem with photoshop and thought maybe someone at this forum can help me out? I want to batch edit photos with an action I've edited.

The problem with the action is that the "save as" command I added does what it should, but ask me where to save the picture even tho I specified this in the automate - batch process. I don't want this message to show after the images are processed by the action, so if someone can take a look at the action and help me out I would appreciate it allot.

Download Link

http://rapidshare.com/files/391695130/F … s.atn.html

MD5: E7B598A22C55D677E38A2C79B999B30D

The action was originally downloaded from Deviantart http://fallout75.deviantart.com/art/Vin … t-60935227

Also, if someone knows how to get photoshop actions to work with Gimp I will change photoeditor

Edit: Found out the creator of the action also made a guide to get the effect for Paint.net so guess it is possible to do for Gimp as well? http://www.incenseprayer.com/downloads/ … NT.NET.pdf

Last edited by soderstrom (2010-05-26 10:07:45)

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anonymous

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From: Arch Linux Forums

Registered: 2008-11-29

Posts: 9,418

Re: Someone good at photoshop?

Instead of doing a normal save, record an action for  "Save for Web & Devices".

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soderstrom

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Registered: 2010-05-11

Posts: 14

Re: Someone good at photoshop?

Instead of doing a normal save, record an action for  "Save for Web & Devices".

Thanks! That did the trick! Was almost about to give up on this after spending countless of hours trying to find an answer to the problem. Was a bit funny there was a thread at another forum with exactly same question and exactly the same action. Ended up doing some photoshop droplet to use with lightroom and trying to export from there but didn't work as well.

Hopefully someone else can get use of this thread in the future and thanks again for helping out!

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