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November 10, 2008 7:35 PM Subscribe
How do I make photoshop quickly combine two sets of about 1000 images each?
I need it to grab an image from set one, put an image from set two on top of it as a layer, and then change the layer's opacity or use the top layer as a screen. I then need it to repeat this roughly 999 times. I've tried googling but I'm not even sure what to call this. Oh yeah, and I have photoshop 7.
I need it to grab an image from set one, put an image from set two on top of it as a layer, and then change the layer's opacity or use the top layer as a screen. I then need it to repeat this roughly 999 times. I've tried googling but I'm not even sure what to call this. Oh yeah, and I have photoshop 7.
With the batch processing, you can also set up what's called a "droplet" on your desktop, and then all you'd need to do is drag your (pair of) pictures into the droplet.
posted by Zarya at 11:29 PM on November 10, 2008
posted by Zarya at 11:29 PM on November 10, 2008
Response by poster: Thank you! It took some working with but I got my pictures all combined in the way that I wanted them. I'm actually now kind of embarrassed that I asked such a simple question here when if I had more patience I could have found the answer. But this has made my evening so much less complicated.
posted by JackarypQQ at 1:49 AM on November 11, 2008
posted by JackarypQQ at 1:49 AM on November 11, 2008
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Combine 2 images and then click stop in actions.
Then go file >> automate >> and and choose the action you just created. Point it towards the folder of images and go make a sandwich while it does it all.
I don't have photoshop open, but this is the general gist of it. You can google for photoshop batch processing and actions.
Goodluck
posted by avex at 7:59 PM on November 10, 2008 [1 favorite]