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Subject: B**tching Filters in PS 7...

SPACEY opened this issue on Aug 08, 2002 · 4 posts
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SPACEY ( ) posted Thu, 08 August 2002 at 12:52 PM · edited Mon, 11 November 2024 at 11:02 PM

Is it possible to create a sequence of images by batching filters in photoshop using filter increments steps or interpolations...yet? _ _

Must've slipped my mind...but it's the thought that counts...

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retrocity ( ) posted Fri, 09 August 2002 at 4:07 PM

Spacey, I haven't been able to create an "action" that will work off of one file repeatedly. But you can apply the increaments to multiple files if you already have the sequences made. I'll try another method and let you know. :) retrocity

SPACEY ( ) posted Fri, 09 August 2002 at 11:16 PM

Your answer confuses me. Its a confusing question though, but for example , if I had a bunch of blank #d pics or mabe just one that I could save with acending #s each time I batched. Could I use something like Fractal Explorer to zoom in by certain parameters each time I save or increment the file I'm working on?

Must've slipped my mind...but it's the thought that counts...

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jstuartj ( ) posted Tue, 13 August 2002 at 9:58 PM

You can also script photoshop 7 using javascript or visual basic. I requires the free scripting plugin, downloadable from adobes site. 300+ pages are included. jstuartj

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