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Greyscale Test Chart {updated to srgb}
Resizing Actions {July '09 Upgrade}
Following a request from the Chilterns Association, we have upgraded the actions to allow for alpha channels in an image. If you don't know what an alpha channel is, don't worry, the change won't make any difference to you.
{Also, please note that at the recent Delegate's meeting it was decided to project images in the srgb color space rather than the familiar Adobe rgb '98. John Bowsher has therefore adjusted the actions below to comply.}
With the advent of Photoshop CS4, Actions R Us are at last able to
bring together two sets
of actions which will work on Photoshop 6, 7, CS, CS2, CS3 and CS4 and will,
we hope, assist you
in preparing your images for digital projection. You will find
an instruction sheet, {which we
strongly recommend you download and read first} and two sets of
actions for you to download. One set
will allow you to resize your images one at a time and the other will
allow you to 'batch' process a number of images at once. These actions
cover most of the requirements you are likely to meet at the moment. For technical reasons, we've had to 'zip' the files, to unzip them, click on the link, in the next box, choose to 'save' and a place to save them, for example, the desktop. Then go to your desktop, double click on the little brown folder with the zip on it. At the left of this box you will see the command 'Extract all files', double click on that and the unzip wizard will appear. Follow the instructions and save your action in the newly made Action folder that is described in the Instruction sheet. These unzipping instructions may vary slightly according to the version of Windows you are running.
Download the Instruction Sheet here
Download the Actions to process single images
Download the Actions to Batch process images
Dr John Bowsher/Ruth Brown
KCPA Competition Rules |
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Current and Previous Versions of the KCPA Bulletin
The last four versions of the KCPA Bulletin are available here for download. Click on each to access a .pdf version.