software to run batch images to autocorrect .. HELP

cheekycj · 27th of January 2004 (Tue)

Anybody used some that they really like? Please give some feedback to help me choose.

Sp far I have looked at:
DCE: http://www.mediachance.com/dce/index.html
Qimage: http://www.ddisoftware.com/qimage/feature.htm

And also was told about Photoshop elements.

I am looking for a simple tool to quick fix (red-eye, color, etc etc) batch images. Any suggestions/advice would be appreciated.

I am a newbie so a tool with settings for G1 would be nice.

FlyingPete · 28th of January 2004 (Wed)

Check out NeatImage Pro (www.neatimage.com), it is primarily for noise reduction, but I believe you can also run additional filters over the image, the Pro version has an unlimited batch capability, the most I have loaded at one time was 870 images!

Not sure about the redeye though, that sort of filter I would be wary of, as it has a high chance of screwing things up if not supervised.

cheekycj · 1st of February 2004 (Sun)

I downloaded NeatImage.. I will try it out. Are you happy with its default settings or did u really have to tweak it?

CJ

pradeep1 · 4th of February 2004 (Wed)

Paintshop Pro 8.1 has scripting for doing batch corrections, etc.

www.jasc.com

phili1 · 4th of February 2004 (Wed)

Qimage is primarly a printing program that can do some adjustments. It is not a replacement for an imaging program, but it is the best printing program I have had to date.

Which one depends on what you want to do and at what cost.

cheekycj · 4th of February 2004 (Wed)

To fix images for printing. I have downloaded Elements and PSP and have started to play around with those. Photoshop CS seems to be a bit out of my price range

phili1 · 5th of February 2004 (Thu)

Those are good. You can always upgrade later.

4walls · 6th of February 2004 (Fri)

Quote:

Originally Posted by cheekycj

I downloaded NeatImage.. I will try it out. Are you happy with its default settings or did u really have to tweak it?

CJ

I usually turn the settings down a little, otherwise the results can look a little "plastic" on skin tones. There is a little preview function before the noise reduction process. You can drag your mouse over an area to preview the noise reduction on that area alone prior to processing the whole image.

27th of January 2004 (Tue)	#1
cheekycj Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Posts: 8	software to run batch images to autocorrect .. HELP Anybody used some that they really like? Please give some feedback to help me choose. Sp far I have looked at: DCE: http://www.mediachance.com/dce/index.html Qimage: http://www.ddisoftware.com/qimage/feature.htm And also was told about Photoshop elements. I am looking for a simple tool to quick fix (red-eye, color, etc etc) batch images. Any suggestions/advice would be appreciated. I am a newbie so a tool with settings for G1 would be nice.

1st of February 2004 (Sun)	#3
cheekycj Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Posts: 8	just downloaded neatimage... I downloaded NeatImage.. I will try it out. Are you happy with its default settings or did u really have to tweak it? CJ

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pradeep1 Goldmember Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Georgia, USA Posts: 2,317 IMAGE EDITING OK	Paintshop Pro 8.1 has scripting for doing batch corrections, etc. www.jasc.com __________________ Pradeep Satyaprakash Please view my portfolio.

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cheekycj Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Posts: 8	what I am looking for To fix images for printing. I have downloaded Elements and PSP and have started to play around with those. Photoshop CS seems to be a bit out of my price range

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28th of January 2004 (Wed)	#2
FlyingPete I am immune Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: howick.akl.nz Posts: 4,031 IMAGE EDITING OK	Check out NeatImage Pro (www.neatimage.com), it is primarily for noise reduction, but I believe you can also run additional filters over the image, the Pro version has an unlimited batch capability, the most I have loaded at one time was 870 images! Not sure about the redeye though, that sort of filter I would be wary of, as it has a high chance of screwing things up if not supervised.

4th of February 2004 (Wed)	#5
phili1 Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Paramus N.J. Posts: 891	Qimage is primarly a printing program that can do some adjustments. It is not a replacement for an imaging program, but it is the best printing program I have had to date. Which one depends on what you want to do and at what cost.

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phili1 Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Paramus N.J. Posts: 891	Those are good. You can always upgrade later.

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