Applying a border to multiple images at once.

i know this seems like such a simple tast but i can not find a program that allows u to actually apply a border / border effects to multiple images at once???

will lightroom do this?

please dont tell me to try and the typical programs unless u have actually done it yourself.

i am dying to know what program will allow this.

i wish google picasa or picnic allowed this as they are both great basic image editors.

i currentky have the newest version of photoshop elements

In Photoshop you can create an action that does this.

Not sure if Lightroom will let you do this, as I think it also requires PS to be installed ?

Yup. If you google PS border actions a lot will come up. That's how I found some of mine, and they were free

Actions wont work in Elements do they? Thats one reason why I consider upgrading to CS4.

damn.

i looks like elements wont do this.

to create an action - is this som,e technical thing or its easy enough in photoshop?

(for multiple borders)

Fut wrote in post #7572445
In Photoshop you can create an action that does this.

Not sure if Lightroom will let you do this, as I think it also requires PS to be installed ?

how u mean?

do u mean, instruction son how to do this in pphotoshop?

or do u mean

u got great free software where u can do multiple borders on images at once?

u mind telling me a couple of ones u downl;oadd for free?

tcc wrote in post #7572461
Yup. If you google PS border actions a lot will come up. That's how I found some of mine, and they were free

AussieCat wrote in post #7572707
damn.

i looks like elements wont do this.

to create an action - is this som,e technical thing or its easy enough in photoshop?

(for multiple borders)

Yeah, it's easy to do, I think there's a post somewhere here on the forums about how to do it, or you can do a search on Google for it.

AussieCat wrote in post #7572405
will lightroom do this?

Lightroom Mogrify will do it.

AussieCat wrote in post #7572708
how u mean?

do u mean, instruction son how to do this in pphotoshop?

or do u mean

u got great free software where u can do multiple borders on images at once?

u mind telling me a couple of ones u downl;oadd for free?

Here you go. This is one of the free ones I found. Just download, unzip, and load the action in PS.
http://www.starzen.com​/imaging/psactphotobor​ders.htm

Then open Adobe Bridge, select the images you want to add a border to, open tools, PS, Image Processor, and then run the action.

what a cute name - mogrify

is this a feature in the latest lightroom??

have u sued it? - is it easy?

the photoshop ways dont seem that easy for batch edits like i want

rammy wrote in post #7573145
Lightroom Mogrify will do it.

damn it

i knew elememts was a waste of dollars

now i have to get full version

tcc wrote in post #7575592
Here you go. This is one of the free ones I found. Just download, unzip, and load the action in PS.
http://www.starzen.com​/imaging/psactphotobor​ders.htm

Then open Adobe Bridge, select the images you want to add a border to, open tools, PS, Image Processor, and then run the action.

AussieCat wrote in post #7578905
what a cute name - mogrify

is this a feature in the latest lightroom??

have u sued it? - is it easy?

the photoshop ways dont seem that easy for batch edits like i want

It is a plugin for Lightroom. Will process up to 10 images at one time in the unlicensed version.

I have it and think it is very easy to use.

My original post is a hyperlink, click on it

hey rammy

i dont have lightroom so i cant try it but thanks anyway

i really want to get lightroom so i can edit raw comprehensively anyway

rammy wrote in post #7579040
It is a plugin for Lightroom. Will process up to 10 images at one time in the unlicensed version.

I have it and think it is very easy to use.

My original post is a hyperlink, click on it

AussieCat wrote in post #7579082
i really want to get lightroom so i can edit raw comprehensively anyway

Download the trial version of lightroom first and give it a go as it may not be as extensive as you may require. In which case, you would be better off with photoshop.

hmmm.

well, i really need a good work flow for my dimgital images and i need to use raw editor that is great.

photoshop alone - i didnt think was good for editing raw, i thought lightroom was better for actual raw editing...

rammy wrote in post #7579126
Download the trial version of lightroom first and give it a go as it may not be as extensive as you may require. In which case, you would be better off with photoshop.