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I downloaded and installed it in mac silicon environment. Thanks.
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Thank you for making this, @kaybee
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Thanks a lot !
There is so much options, this is gonna be very useful !
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Hello,
Beginner here: I haven't found out how to duplicate a layer. If anyone can ridicule me and tell me how simple it is...
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Hi, image/layer duplication is currently not possible in Batcher. I'll note this down as an enhancement in a future version. In the meantime, the workaround is to write a plug-in as Rich mentioned and add it as a custom action. You should then be able to manipulate the duplicate by selecting Layer Below (Background) or Layer Above (Foreground) (depending on the position the custom plug-in inserts the duplicate at) instead of Current Layer in subsequent actions.
In the future I plan to make a more generic (albeit more complex) approach where return values from one action could be used in another (e.g. add gimp-layer-new-from-visible and then gimp-image-insert-layer using the layer returned by the previous action).
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I'm making the migration to GIMP after a career in Photoshop going back to Photoshop 2.5. Overall it is a learning curve of adapting knowledge.
One thing that I've done a bunch of is using automations or batch processing in PS often for eBay or web graphics. My typical workflow would be to crop multiple images in PS, leave them open and then batch process them by making a simple highlight/shadow adjustment, add unsharp masking and resize the image by reducing the resolution and then placing in a designated folder. I found it much quicker to do this with multiple images that would be open after only cropping them.
I think I can do everything I desire except selecting multiple open files by simply clicking a box in the dialog.
Is there away to enable Batcher to adjust, save the modified image to a desired location and close the original image using open files?