Question of the Day: Which Image Re-Size Software or Platform do you use?9610
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 WGAN ForumFounder & WGAN-TV Podcast Host Atlanta, Georgia |
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| WGAN-TV Training Academy: Matterport Workshop 3.0 Training with Peterborough, England-Based Imagineer Angus Norriss (@AngusNorriss) Hi All, The WGAN Forum Question of the Day for Friday, 14 June 2019: Which image re-size software or platform do you use? This question was inspired by the WGAN-TV Training Academy Video (above) – Matterport Workshop 3.0 Training – by @AngusNorris. Angus mentions ResizeImage.net at 01:11:00 into the video above. Best, Dan |
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| For years we've been using this piece of software to easily run our image sets through that are invariably too large after HDR and various batching and other image touch-ups have been applied to them. R.I.O.T -- Radical Image Optimization Tool Fantastic easy to use tool with batch processing... https://riot-optimizer.com/?ref=RIOT |
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| An "Action" recorded in Photoshop does batch processing fast and efficiently. Since I use Photoshop anyway for final tweaks, it's very convenient. | ||
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| I use batch processing in Photoshop. Very fast and easy. | ||
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 WGANStandard Member Bon Secour, Alabama |
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| I use Export function in Lightroom - allows sizing, sharpening, etc in one control panel. | ||
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