Epson Photo Plus - PhotoPlus Color Photo Scanner User's Guide download pdf (Page 185)

Macros and Batch Processing 173

Resize Images: to resample images to various widths, heights, or resolutions

(using different resampling methods).

Change File Name: to alter the file names of images in bulk.

For any of the above, you specify separate source and destination folders as your

input and output. There are several advantages to this, mainly that your original

photos are not overwritten.

The Batch dialog, available from

the File menu, is used to perform

all of the above operations.

As a pre-requisite, you have to

define a specific Source Folder

for any batch processing

operation, whether using a

macro or not, or if converting

photos to a different file format.

A Destination folder can

optionally be defined, creating

new files in that new location.

If you don’t select a

destination folder, the

source files will be

processed and your

original files will be

overwritten—exercise

caution with these settings!

To save you time, PhotoPlus will remember previously selected Source and

Destination folders while PhotoPlus is loaded.

You may be wondering how batch processing affects photos currently loaded in

PhotoPlus. PhotoPlus’s batch processing only operates on source folder contents

and not on the currently loaded photos themselves—so these remain unaffected.

However, as a visual check, you will see each photo temporarily being loaded

and converted one-by-one in the Photo window during batch processing.

Check the output folder via Windows Explorer to ensure the results are as

you expect.

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