Bruce Johnson wrote:
> I need to prepare about 100 photos for ID's and class photo composites
> for our incoming students; each got their picture taken at interview
> time.
>
> The pictures are all taken at the same distance and zoom, waist-up
> shots (thankfully, last year they weren't and we refused to touch that
> mess!) so what I need to do is crop them all to the same size, for
> just a head shot. I'll have to change what part of the photo is
> cropped each time, but I need the cropped dimensions to always be the
> same.
>
> IS there a way to define a set clipping region or cropping box then
> apply it to each photo, move it around as necessary, then crop the
> photos?
>
> I've poked around cursorily through Graphic converter and photoshop,
> and while I can manually set the cropping box the same size in each
> one, I cannot save this as a preset.
>
> Any ideas?
>
>
Set the crop rectangle using Applescript?
tell application "GraphicConverter"
tell window 1
set selection to {200, 200, 400, 400}
end tell
end tell
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Clark Martin
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Macintosh / Internet Consulting
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