Can you export from Bridge CS4 like you can in lightroom?

I just tried loading a full size 2X3 ratio image, entered 1000 for both Height and Width and it resized it to 1000 X 667

So it looks like that is a pretty good work around but I wouldn't expect to have to do that with such an advanced program.

Diver-Down wrote in post #10251289
Yes, but you will get an error message if you don't enter a Height.

The processors with (Constrain Proportions or lock aspect ratio options) the Height is automatically calculated.

I did the same thing and put 500 px in both fields. Here is the properties file from the resulting export. All it did was make the longest end 500 px.
Hope this helps. See I use several different size of each file so this is important to me too. I am glad to be finding out about all this, I was planning on getting lightroom and I can not find anything it does that bridge doesn't. At least that I use

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Diver-Down wrote in post #10251606
I just tried loading a full size 2X3 ratio image, entered 1000 for both Height and Width and it resized it to 1000 X 667

So it looks like that is a pretty good work around but I wouldn't expect to have to do that with such an advanced program.

The Image Processor is made to handle multiple files and is automatically "smart" -- if you enter a max size for each dimension then the longest dimension will hit the max and the shorter dimension automatically fits the aspect ratio.

Diver-Down wrote in post #10251606
I just tried loading a full size 2X3 ratio image, entered 1000 for both Height and Width and it resized it to 1000 X 667

So it looks like that is a pretty good work around but I wouldn't expect to have to do that with such an advanced program.

Yeah. It's supposed to work that way. You enter the maximum sizes, and the image processor figures the rest out by itself. LR works the same in that respect.

Ideal: If you have landscape and portrait images you want to resize for web for instance, you can either set 800x800 and get 533x800 or 800x533 (for images that have a 2:3 aspect ratio), or enter 800x533 and get either 800x533 or 355x533...
Any image with a different aspect ratio will be resized to fit in the same "box".

Well that makes sense. Thanks guys !

Trying to figure out all these details are what really makes learning these programs difficult.