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a) Record an action
by going through the motions with one of the images:
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1) Window -> Show
Actions
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2) .. New Action
.., rename it if desired, and click 'Record'
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3) File -> Open
(open the image file)
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4) ..Filters ->
Median (or whatever processing is desired)...
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5) File -> Save
As (save it somewhere else, in the desired
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format).
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6) Stop recording
the Action (click the box in the actions
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window.)
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b) Use the action in
the automated mode for the entire folder.
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1) Have only the
image files in the input folder.
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2) Make an empty
folder for the output files.
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3) File -> Automate
-> Batch. Settings for the dialog window:
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a) Set: Default
Actions
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b) Action: t2g
(or whatever you named the action)
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c) Source: folder
(select the input folder)
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d) check the
Override Action Open Commands. (This means to take the input image from
the
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folder you
choose, rather than from wherever the action was originally recorded.)
Note - for Photoshop 5.5 and
earlier, I believe you must substitute steps e) and f) with this:
Destination: None
(If you specify the output folder, then TIFF files will be
recorded, not GIF files. This IS according to their documentation.) This
should run through all of the files and may take several
minutes.
* Please see disclaimer
for commercial software.