image program

[Davevjr]

what is good program that will resize pics. that will resize like 20 pics or so at once.

[Cleo]

I use Photoshop/Imageready's actions to do batch processing.

[DangerDave]

ThumbsPlus - www.cerious.com - will do that

DD

[Greenguy]

I use CompuPic (http://www.photodex.com/) & I just love it :)

[Fang]

Originally posted by Davevjr
what is good program that will resize pics. that will resize like 20 pics or so at once.

Me to...I just upgraded to photoshop CS and I love it |rock|

[Fang]

Originally posted by Cleo
I use Photoshop/Imageready's actions to do batch processing.

Damn I hit the wrong link....I meant to quote this one...LOL

[thrillho]

If you can get your hands on a copy of Fireworks by Macromedia, I've found that its batch processing feature is a bit quicker and easier to use than Photoshop. Fireworks also seems to be able to crunch your file sizes down considerably smaller than Photoshop with less obvious loss of picture quality. That being said, Fireworks can't touch Photoshop as far as actual image repair and manipulation--w/r/t bitmapped images, I use FW strictly for optimization.

[finnbear]

Irfanview of course. It's free. It does all kinds of other things too, but batch processing is it's main thing.

Let's see if it's still here:

http://www.irfanview.com/

[Wazza]

Arles from Digital Dutch for me - a little bit fiddly to begin with but seriously configurable

[Brian]

I use Fireworks and yes, it's really easy to use.

[Jim]

I have been using CompuPic (http://www.photodex.com/) since it was in beta several years ago. I have never had a problem with it and it does so much for just the one package. You can resize, compress, put your logo on a picture, move it and rename it all at the same time. Or, you can just resize a picture if you would like.

[thrillho]

Irfanview of course. It's free. It does all kinds of other things too, but batch processing is it's main thing.

It is a kick-ass little program. Irfanview is my default viewer for every type of graphic file--it opens them up for you almost instantly--and batch renaming of pictures is speedy and painless. No matter which program you decide on for optimization, you'll be glad to have IView for plenty of other stuff.

[Jack_N]

Originally posted by thrillho
It is a kick-ass little program. Irfanview is my default viewer for every type of graphic file--it opens them up for you almost instantly--and batch renaming of pictures is speedy and painless. No matter which program you decide on for optimization, you'll be glad to have IView for plenty of other stuff.
Ditto - download all the plug-ins for infanview..and it will cook dinner for ya.

Love it..used for several years now