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#Blur IPAS!!!

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#149739From: Jim LammersJan 28, 1995 2:50 AM
>>However, it is not a practical solution >>for creating long sequences. It can be! You can batch process frames through Photoshop – I've done it. You can batch thousands of frames through any windows image application, with a little know-how. I'm working on an article on how to do it. Anyone interested???
#149776From: REZA DASTMALCHIANJan 28, 1995 11:35 AM
Jim: Yes, I need to batch process a few dozen files with PhotoShop at a time. Someone suggested using the Windows Recorder utility?! Can you share your technique if it is not a secret? Regards, -Reza
#149806From: James M. MurphyJan 28, 1995 1:57 PM
Jim, I think we'd all be interested in a Step by Step article regarding this process as many of us have all we can do to keep up with 3D Studio and the New IPAS's. This would be a great time-saver! Would you post this on your BBS or on this forum? How bout' calling Bill Allen and getting it published in 3D Artist? Just some ideas'. Thank's Jim, Murph'
#149821From: EDWARD HARVEYJan 28, 1995 3:10 PM
Ive been batch processing images through windows and dos programs with Softbridge's Bridge Tools program. Its saved me probably thousands of hours of work. The only problem is that it costs about $400-500. Im sure your solution will be cheaper! (G)> Ed
#150198From: Kevin LindleyJan 31, 1995 1:37 AM
Jim, Yes I would be very Interested in knowing how. Regards Kevin
#150268From: Karl KlusenJan 31, 1995 1:03 PM
Hi Jim! I hope you'll share your experience! Greetings – Karl.
#152059From: Steve DomyanFeb 9, 1995 8:26 PM
Jim Would be very interested in batching technique with Pshop. Steve
#152246From: LEE STEELFeb 10, 1995 1:38 PM
PMFJI I would also like to know more about batching through Photoshop. -Lee