If you want to resize a large batch of images on your computer, and by coincidence, you have installed Photoshop on your computer, then you can easily do the job. Photoshop has this feature, but few people know it, becasue it is hidden away in the File menu.

AS shown, open the Image Processor, then you can choose the photos you want to resize. You can either resize images you already have open, but where this feature really shines is the ability to select a folder which contains all the images you want to resize. You can choose to save the images in the same folder. Alternatively, you can choose a specific folder where you can save the images. You can save the images as JPGs, TIFFs, or PSDs, and you can choose the specific width or height. With JPGs you can also select the image quality. After getting all your settings in place, hit the “Run” button, and sit back and letPhotoshop do all the work. If you want, while resizing the images, you can also batch run a Photoshop action on the images.

It is exciting and fun to visit different places. As you travel, you will see beautiful scenerie; you may meet different people and make friends with them; you can relax yourself, and so on. But in the process of traveling, you may also encounter many problems. Now let’s talk about how Dropbox can help you make the trip easier.

Start by saving yourself from mad scrambles to find important documents. Instead of relying on printouts, store digital copies in Dropbox and mark them as favorites on your phone or tablet. We’re talking about your boarding pass, contact info for your travel buddies, hotel details, maps, itineraries, etc. Once you mark these as favorites, they’ll be at your fingertips in the Dropbox mobile app, and available even when you don’t have an Internet connection. That way, you can easily find your hotel’s address or the name of the restaurant to give your cab driver, no data signal required. If you’re traveling with a group, have everyone put their flight info in the folder so it’s easy to find out who is going to be where, when. This is also a great place for an itinerary, so everyone arrives on time for group meals and activities. Pretty much anything you could possibly need to share with others while traveling can go in here: emergency contacts, immunization records, and even maps.when your travels are over and you find yourself digging through dozens of photos, you can use Dropbox to organize and share your memories. You can even set our mobile app to back up your photos to Dropbox as you’re taking them throughout your trip.

Hope these words are useful to you, and wish you have another good trip.

Adobe Photoshop is a fantastic program which can help you to retouch digital artwork. Sometimes we may meet the problem of jagged edges, and Adobe Photoshop can help us to solve this problem caused by low megapixel cameras. You can remove jagged edges by smoothing the entire photograph, or by smoothing the edges manually. Here is the instruction.

 

Manually Bluring Edges

1. Launch Photoshop and open the image you want to edit.

2. Locate the TOOLBOX and select the Blur tool. Left click to trace the jagged edges.

 

Bluring the Entire Photograph

1. Launch Photoshop and open the image you want to edit.

2. Click on “Filter” from the list of options at the top of the workspace. A sub-menu appears.

3. Click on “Blur” in the Filter sub-menu to expand the blur filter list.

4. Select either “Blur” or “Blur More” from the blur filter list. This applies a blurring effect to the entire image.