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Re: filmscanners: Batch image processing software (Windows)?



Agfa Photowise will do that. It was done bt Sierra Imaging & I beleive they
have a generic version under a different name as well.


At 15:28 7/12/01 -0500, you wrote:
>"Mark Otway" <mark@otway.com> asked:
>"So, is there a good quality app which will allow me to select, say, 50
>images and rotate them all one after the other (whilst I go and get my
>lunch!!).
>
>"Any recommendations greatfully received."
>
>
>Mark,
>
>What scanning software are you using?
>
>I use VueScan and  have Irfanview
><http://www.ryansimmons.com/users/irfanview/> installed as a quick file
>viewer. I have VueScan rotate all images such that the horizontal ones
>are properly rotated. Each scan I do comes up in Irfanview as it is
>written to disk. The Ifranview image can easily be rotated and saved
>with a keystroke or two each. This is quicker than doing the rotation in
>Photoshop. However, Ifranview strips any profile from the image (I
>attach Adobe 1998 profiles to all my RGB images), so when the image is
>opened in Photoshop, a profile must be attached again. Irfanview is free
>and is a good overall image viewer. It also has a good slide-show
>feature.
>
>Do all your images need to be rotated, and in the same direction? I
>suppose you could open them all in Irfanview, close the ones that are
>correctly oriented and rotate the ones that need rotating.
>
>Preston Earle
>PEarle@triad.rr.com
>
>
>
>





 




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