Hello, everyone.
Welcome back to Section three in this section, when the cover scripts.
And in this video we're in to talk about image processor.
So let's go over to Photoshop.
Click on Create New.
And I'm going to select the default Photoshop sized document.
And I'm going to go file save as.
And we're going to call this scripts.
I'm going to say this to the desktop.
And it's save.
And now you can see we have our documents saved.
So we're gonna be using this throughout the entire course.
All right.
So what I want to do is go to a window.
We're going to go to a workspace and we're to keep keep this on a centrals.
So let's reset a centrals so that the tools are more optimized for what we're doing.
We're gonna get rid of the LERN panel here.
Close that out.
And we're going to close out the libraries to close on that.
And for history, we don't really need history right now.
So going to close that.
So the only thing that we should have is layer's channels and pass.
We can close out this group and color and swatches is all we need right now.
All right.
So let's go to file and we're gonna go to image processor.
So what this is going to do is this is select the images to process.
So it's going to run a script.
So basically, you can select the images here, which we don't have any.
So here's what we're gonna do.
We're going to cancel.
We're gonna go to our favorite Web browser, wherever that may be.
I'm going to go to Google dot com and I would type in kittens
and let's go to images and just select.
I'm going to.
Right.
Click and open.
Five images and then I'm going to right click and save them to the desktop.
So we have kitting reports.
Let's call this and report one guy.
Saved him or her.
Save this one spot, the two next to it.
So we know it's number two.
This one.
This will be number four
and then number five.
Ariel, not five five, five, four, we're just going to do five.
All right.
So close these out and we'll close out the Web browser here.
I'm going to minimize Photoshop for a second and I'm going to.
Right.
Click and create a new folder called Kittens.
I'm going to highlight all of the kitten images and just drag and drop it into the folder here.
We'll go back to Photoshop and we'll go to file.
And now let's do the script.
So let's do image processor.
So let's select the folder.
So it's like kittens will hit.
OK.
And then we're going to select the location to save the processed images.
So save in the same location or we can select a folder.
So I'm going to go to the desktop and I'm in right.
Click and create a new folder and we'll call this processed images.
OK.
Will select that hits like folder.
And then the file types we're going to save as a jpeg.
We can resize to fit convert profile as RGV.
So I'm going to save it as a jpeg.
I'm also going to save it as a PSP.
I don't need to save it as a tiff
run actions.
So we can run default actions.
We can frame would cast water reflection.
Let's do that one.
That's kind of cool.
I'm a click on Run.
That's gonna run the script.
So we'll give it a second here to load.
And in fact, while it's loaded, I'm going to pause and I'll be back when it's done.
All right, welcome back.
The command repo is not currently available here.
Continue.
OK.
So there was an error, which is fine.
Let's go to the processed images.
OK.
So it only ran two.
That's fine for this example.
And then it made one PSEG.
All right.
So they ran these two.
And that's the whole idea of this exercise, is to show you how easy it is to run a script to process
images.
OK.
That was the whole idea.
So thanks for watching.
I'll see you in the next lecture.