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November 02, 2003

Photoshop File Browser

File BrowserJust got through processing a bunch of digital photos I took this halloween. I was starting to use iPhoto but, I was quite frustrated with its slowness, especially on my large photo library. So I started opening the images with Photoshop’s file browser. It was much faster, of course. The images were also smaller, but they took about as long to load in photoshop as they did to preview in iPhoto. Photoshop also recognized the automatic rotation that my camera embeds in each file, meaning that all the verticals were vertical in the right orientation. That saved a surprising amount of time. Most importantly I could do a batch action on any group of files I selected, saving lots of time, letting me alter each image, and letting me edit. Very useful when I had a bunch of shots I wanted to e-mail people: I could select the images and the go do something else while photoshop resized them, preformed some basic tonal correction and saved the jpegs in a different spot. I could even automatically create a web gallery based on the images I selected.

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where do you find the file browser? which version of Photoshop? wha? I need something like this, because the photo browser software that came with my camera is freaking out.

Posted by: sam from here at November 3, 2003 07:05 PM | link

It's only in Photoshop 7 and later. However Adobe got it from their consumer image editing program Phtoshop Elements ($99). There are other image gallery programs, notably iView meida pro and Photoshop album (I think).

Posted by: Jeremy from here at November 7, 2003 09:11 AM | link
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