Eversince I used ACDSee, I find using the default Apple pic app (Preview) to be a bit lacking with features.
Can I resize with Preview or with iPhoto? how do I go about that?
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Eversince I used ACDSee, I find using the default Apple pic app (Preview) to be a bit lacking with features.
Can I resize with Preview or with iPhoto? how do I go about that?
dunno if i get it right, do you mean resize or crop?
to crop:
on preview, switch selection tool.
crop photo as deisred, copy and paste to a new document. save.
to resize; try this.
Try ImageWell. Thanks, Carlo.![]()
Baka you don't even need a third-party app.
You can also resize pictures while exporting from iPhoto.
[Edited on 6-7-2004 by Carlo]
I meant resizing. I actually do them in photoshop but it's just too tedious to resize about 50 photos individually. My Photoshop skills aren't exactly competent too.
If I ever do get to resize the image, the image quality is still at its best and eats up a lot of disk space as well.
I'll try your recommendations guys. Thanks!
Simple way:Originally posted by jorweeck
I meant resizing. I actually do them in photoshop but it's just too tedious to resize about 50 photos individually. My Photoshop skills aren't exactly competent too.
You could actually select a group of photos for export and batch resize them via iPhoto.
Complicated way:
Since you mentioned Photoshop, why not create a "resize" batch droplet and just drop the contents of your folder for automatic resizing?
Expensive way: Burn your photos to CD, slip them in an LBC packet and send them to Carlo and pay him to resize them for you.Originally posted by Carlo
Simple way:Originally posted by jorweeck
I meant resizing. I actually do them in photoshop but it's just too tedious to resize about 50 photos individually. My Photoshop skills aren't exactly competent too.
You could actually select a group of photos for export and batch resize them via iPhoto.
Complicated way:
Since you mentioned Photoshop, why not create a "resize" batch droplet and just drop the contents of your folder for automatic resizing?
try this in Photoshop, or send to me for a mini ipod :P
[Edited on 6-7-2004 by super_ed]
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