And we could set that background to black and you see effectively what we've just built is a simple slideshow. So let me go with pixels, and I could say fit this to 1920 by 1080. For example, flipping this to a landscape orientation and setting the page size here to match something like a custom display. For example, if we chose the maximum size option here we could still do some cool things. Looking at these other output modules here you'll see that it's not just building this. If you decide to, you could adjust the overall settings here for quality as well as what sort of caption or other information appears. And what you'll notice is that the page dynamically updates. So let's just go ahead and remove those since I dragged them in individually and then as part of the group. Now in this case, I had a few of those images in there multiple times. Or if you're feeling lazy, you can just grab them all and drag and drop and you see that it creates the multiple pages. So you could actually start to add the files in the order that you want to display them.
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Plus what's really cool is this is interactive. Notice I could set the target resolution and other options. I'm going to go with a four by five contact sheet and set the page size to match a US letter size. What I could do here is look at these different templates and you see that we could create different styles here such as a matted print or a contact sheet. Here you'll see some very useful output modules, notice for example, that I've choose the ability here to output content and effectively build a contact sheet. This workspace is all about creating content. You also can switch to the output workspace. Additionally, under the tools menu you'll find a lot of other batch processing capabilities, such as the batch processing here in Photoshop to make options like a contact sheet or to batch process or the useful image processor we'll explore later. And you'll see under the different options include the ability to use the preserved file name as well as many other naming structures. So let me go back to default for a second here. But if I ever need to, and I choose batch rename you'll see that you can actually go in and restore these. In this case, a name of the project the date that they were originally captured and an additional unique number. Now when I click okay you'll see that all of the images take on the new naming structure, which is great. I'm also going to preserve the original file name in the metadata. And then an enumerated digit here using a multi-digit numbering system such as a three-digit numbering scheme followed by the file extension. For example, I can call this desert and then allow an underscore for the date created. You'll notice that there's some templates in here to make it a bit easier, but this allows us to build a custom name. This makes it easy to perform some of the renaming tasks we talked about before.
If I select a group of images, first up I suggest you choose tools, batch rename. Let me show you a few of the automation features. So you could easily judge the sharpness of an image making easy to evaluate things like critical focus and exposure without having to open up each file. And with a single click on the image you can zoom to a hundred percent. For example, with an image selected if you press the space bar, it's easy to quickly preview the file.
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Now let's not take a full look at all the features but I want to point out a couple of things I really like.
And there's a lot you could do from here. With Bridge, you get the ability to navigate to folders of content. There's a lot of actions built-in that let you do things like make a web gallery or a contact sheet, and it's really quite useful. And it's a robust tool for browsing images and doing lots of common tasks. As well as masking, cropping, mirroring effects, and adjust the DPI.- Adobe offers basically its own operating system. You can easily resize, add a watermark, change contrast, brightness, or gamma, apply filters, and many other things to your images. XnConvert fully supports more than 400 file formats (jpeg, tiff, png, gif, camera raw, jpeg2000, WebP, OpenEXR, etc.). It comes in a simple and straightforward interface that is extremely simple to navigate. The application can handle various file formats and provides you with numerous image processing tools that can come in handy when performing image operations.
From the author of the popular XnView and XnView MP.
XnConvert was developed to be a simple yet powerful tool that allows you to convert images easily.
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