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South Coast - UK
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I do this a really weird way, but its the easiest method ive found... first to change from landscape to portrait (or other way round)
in explorer (assuming your windows) just set all the files to thumbnails so you can see which is which
select the images you want to rotate, shift+click selects multiple files between each click, control+click selects individual files, then just right click and you'll see an option in the menu saying rotate clockwise/anticlockwise
As for resizing, I actually make photoshop generate a "web photo gallery" for me, just select the folder theyre all in, then in the gallery options make the biggest thumbnail whatever size you need them to be, it'll then open them all up, resize and save for you - and then just delete the smaller thumbs and html pages it generated.
Very roundabout way im sure, but it works!
edit: gregs link looks like it does the same thing as web photo gallery, just doesnt generate the extra bits, so if your using an older photoshop (I believe this is even in ps7) then you can use my method or perhaps even just create an action to resize and save if its only a few images.
Last edited by br3n; 07-06-09 at 06:13 AM..
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