Irfanview has a batch mode that will make all sorts of adjustments,
including rotation, to a set of images. It's free, fast, and an excellent
image browser which will do straightforward editing in a fraction of the
time taken by heavyweight software like Photoshop.
http://www.irfanview.com/
John
On Fri, 05 Aug 2005 10:38:53 +0100, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Here's my problem:
For my business (read hobby) I process 1500-2000 jpgs from one day into
web galleries and most of the images need to be rotated. Before I
switched to CS2 I used Photoshop's file browser to "rotate" the images
so when the galleries were made the images are rotate but the originals
remain unchanged. But when I switched to CS2 adobe bridge runs at a
snails pace making my former work flow unbearably slow. Does anyone know
of a different image browser that works like adobe's that just marks
images to be rotated rather than rotating them and resaving them? The
only solutions I've come up with is creating 2 copies of the same
images, rotating one set, making the gallery, then deleting the rotated
images (this runs just as slow if not slower than waiting for Bridge).
Thanks in advance,
David
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