Batch Processing Photos to Save Time

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Richard Harrington

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01 Introduction

001 Batch processing photos.mp4

02:14

002 Using the exercise files.mp4

01:26

02 The Role of Batch Processing

001 Why batch process photos .mp4

01:42

002 What can and cant be done with batch processing .mp4

03:24

03 Native Batch Processing Tools

001 Converting file formats on macOS.mp4

03:45

002 Batch renaming files on macOS.mp4

02:23

003 Batch renaming files on Windows.mp4

01:27

004 Converting file formats on Windows.mp4

01:51

04 Useful Batch Processing Tools

001 Using XnConvert for Windows macOS and Linux.mp4

04:50

002 Processing images in a web browser with EdiKer.mp4

03:46

003 Using IrfanView for Windows.mp4

03:51

004 Using GraphicConverter 11 for macOS.mp4

05:40

005 Using QuickScale for macOS.mp4

03:51

05 An Adobe-Based Batch Processing Workflow

001 An introduction to batch processing with Adobe Bridge.mp4

06:34

002 Using the image processor script in Adobe Photoshop.mp4

03:54

003 Using actions in Adobe Photoshop.mp4

04:24

004 Creating actions in Adobe Photoshop.mp4

05:00

005 Using the export for web command in Adobe Photoshop.mp4

07:50

006 Syncing and batch exporting in Adobe Lightroom.mp4

04:18

06 Using Artificial Intelligence to Batch Process Images

001 Opening and developing a batch of images with Luminar AI.mp4

05:06

002 Syncing and batch exporting with Luminar AI.mp4

04:29

003 Creating a template for future reuse in Luminar AI.mp4

07:09

07 Conclusion

001 Next steps.mp4

00:50

Description

Images often require the same adjustments. For example, events like weddings are shot on the same day with the same light, same backdrops, and so on. Rather than painstakingly edit each one, if you batch process your photos with automation, you can save a ton of time and get the same result more quickly. This course reveals the workflow and tools to use to batch process your photo collections. Photographer Rich Harrington first explains what can and can’t be done with batch processing. He then introduces four different toolsets for performing the work: native apps built into macOS and Windows; utilities and web-based tools such as XnConvert, IffanView, and QuickScale; the professional-grade Adobe suite including Photoshop and Lightroom; and the AI-based features offered in Luminar AI. Along the way, Rich shows how to create to extend the benefits of your initial adjustments even further.

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Richard Harrington

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Rich is a practiced expert in photography, motion graphic design, and digital video. He has also grown into key roles designing creative software and working with artificial intelligence. Starting his career out in the world of broadcast journalism, Rich has always had a great interest in visual communications. Rich is a member of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals Instructor Dream Team, and a popular speaker on the digital video circuit. He has chaired conferences since 2003 for the National Association of Broadcasters. Rich is an internationally published author. His book, Photoshop for Video, was the first of its kind to focus on Photoshop’s application in the world of video. He is also a contributing author for Apple’s Aperture, iLife, and iWork official books. He's also co-written the first books on DSLR filmmaking and professional web video, A Master's Degree in Project Management fills out Rich’s broad spectrum of experience. Rich enjoys Scouting, traveling, and digital photography, as well as teaching his kids the joys of science fiction and comic books. Specialties: Project Management Artificial Intelligence User Experience Video Production Motion Graphics Software Development Marketing Product Evangelism Public Speaking

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