ENikS
8th of June 2005 (Wed), 21:15
I been using Image processor supplied with CS2 (based on script by Russell Brown) extensively and really liked it. The only shortcoming I found with the script was that it didn’t offer any way to sharpen jpg files. When processing RAW files into JPG file format I wonted a way to apply sharpening after all the file manipulations are done. So I modified original code to include sharpening option for JPG processing. Sharpening amount is determined by value set in Camera RAW dialog and parsed from xmp data.
One could use actions to do sharpening but actions apply the same amount of sharpening to each picture. This script applies different amounts of sharpening to each file individually. Ammount is specified in Camera RAW dialog, but applied after file is resized in Image Processor.
You can download modified script here, see attachment.
You could run this script from any directory, but if you want to make it available from the bridge application you would have to copy it to C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS2\Presets\Scripts directory. Make sure you saved backup copy of the original script before copying updated script.
One could use actions to do sharpening but actions apply the same amount of sharpening to each picture. This script applies different amounts of sharpening to each file individually. Ammount is specified in Camera RAW dialog, but applied after file is resized in Image Processor.
You can download modified script here, see attachment.
You could run this script from any directory, but if you want to make it available from the bridge application you would have to copy it to C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS2\Presets\Scripts directory. Make sure you saved backup copy of the original script before copying updated script.