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wizardblack
wizardblack
Niveau 7
23 septembre 2008 à 16:10:54

salut ^^

je voudrait savoir si c'était possible de transformé toute les photo d'un dossier sans étre obligé de le faire manuellement pour chacune avec photoshop ou autre ?

sa serait pour passez du format .RAF a .TIF
merci :ok:

Katarn29
Katarn29
Niveau 9
23 septembre 2008 à 17:04:24

Heureusement que Photoshop peut le faire!
Tu peux même apposer une signature, réduire la taille...

Fichier - Script - Processeur d'images (puis tu sélectionnes l'option .TIF)

hubah
hubah
Niveau 10
23 septembre 2008 à 21:50:36

le traitement par lots

maximebecker
maximebecker
Niveau 10
24 septembre 2008 à 00:52:45

j'ai trouvé se truc sur internet peu étre que sa marcherais mais je comprend pas bien l'anglais

Part 1. What is it?
AutoLoader is an efficient way to edit many files sequentially inside of Photoshop CS2. Inspired by a colleague of mine who
routinely edits hundreds of files individually, it will allow you to sequentially load a directory of images into Photoshop CS2
one after the other, with a single keystroke. It is both workflow efficient and resource efficient. Read on for how.
Part 2. Why is it Useful?
The Short Answer
AutoLoader will let you open all files in a folder sequentially without wasting excess time doing the manual file save-file
close-file open mouse work, and without wasting system resources by opening many files at once.
The Long Answer
This question is best answered using an example. Consider the situation faced by Mike the wedding photographer. After a
typical shoot he is faced with the task of individually adjusting 500 photos. How can he go about doing this?
Method 1: Manually opening files one by one
One way is to manually open each image, one after the other, using the mouse or keyboard. This is perfectly workable.
However, from a workflow efficiency standpoint, it is not a very good solution. To close the current image and open the
next one in Photoshop, the flow looks like this:
� click File, then click Save
� possibly get a folder dialog, in which you minimally have to click OK
� possibly get the JPEG options dialog, in which you minimally have to click OK
� click File, then click Close
� click File, then click Open
� double-click the next file in the Browse dialog to open it
All in all, a lot of mouse clicking. This process can be sped up using the keyboard, but it doesn�t change the fact that you
have to use five events to switch to the next file. Remember, when we have 500 images to process, all that repetition is
tedious and time consuming (not to mention rough on the fingers if you�re using the keyboard). Consider: assuming it takes
you 10 seconds to perform the steps above, for 500 images that is 83 minutes of nothing but closing and opening files.

bon je vous copie colle pas tout mais esque sa pourais fonctionné pour toi ? :ok:

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