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Quick Easy Batch Operations ?
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I hope I can explain this...

I have been using Photoshop Elements 7 for years.

95% of the images I run through Elements get one or two same operations and then get saved as both a PSD and a jpeg.

Now, this is why I have been investigating GIMP, the version I have is 2.10.34

When I save from Elements, much of my Metadata gets stripped and I have to meticulously replace it, especially iptc data and keyword tags.

When I export the same jpegs from GIMP, all of my Metadata remains intact save for GIMP stripping away the "Subject" in "Properties" and stripping away the embedded comment.

If I could get GIMP to perform my operations in quick batch form like I am able to with Elements, I would switch to using GIMP.

Here is my usual procedure:

I load a folder full of photos in Elements 7.

I may drag the Background layer of some photos on top of others while looking at all of them in tiles.

Then, I have a one-click batch process that duplicates the stamped-visible layer, adds High Pass Sharpen with Soft Light Mode and a layer mask, and then adds a Stamp-Visible layer on top of that. 

Then, I have a one-click process that saves all open photos at once as PSD and saves them in a specified folder that does not change until I change it, even if the program is closed and reopened.

Then, I have another one-click process that saves them all as jpeg and saves them in a different specified folder.

Is it possible to duplicate this process in GIMP; and, if so, how ?

I have studied the manual and made several attempts at this and always give up in frustration.

I am using a Windows 7 Pro machine.

Thanks.
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Messages In This Thread
Quick Easy Batch Operations ? - by BuckSkin - 01-25-2025, 11:47 PM
RE: Quick Easy Batch Operations ? - by sallyanne - Yesterday, 03:42 AM
RE: Quick Easy Batch Operations ? - by rich2005 - Yesterday, 10:31 AM
RE: Quick Easy Batch Operations ? - by BuckSkin - Yesterday, 09:36 PM
RE: Quick Easy Batch Operations ? - by sallyanne - Yesterday, 11:02 PM

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