Here, we can choose where to save the photos (on the disk), or to send e-mail, upload to FTP, upload to Flickr or to Facebook. We then move to the next step of the wizard “Setup”. Once all the filters are added, the final result is shown in the preview screen. Here are some from the Simple Border filter:Īnd finally from the Color Replace filter: Here are screenshots from the Date filter: You have pretty much everything you need.Įach of the options again have a lot of tuning parameters in each filter, as you’d expect from a quality tool. Here are screenshots of the available options.
#BATCHPHOTO ESPRESSO REVIEW PROFESSIONAL#
Here you can add graphic filters and naming convention changes.īatchPhoto offers a plethora of graphic filters in every category that professional image editors offer, like applying borders, annotating, changing color balance or color replacement. This tab is where you can define the edits you want to the photos. Then, we move on to the “Edit Photos” step. Images can be added in three ways: individually, a folder and a folder and all its subfolders. The first screen “Add Photos” of the wizard is a place where you can add, remove or preview images. Once we’re done with the setup, we’re greeted by the first screen of the wizard. In our case, we’re reviewing the Enterprise version of the software. If you have one, you can enter it in this field, else you can continue with the trial.
#BATCHPHOTO ESPRESSO REVIEW LICENSE#
On the first run, BatchPhoto will ask you if you have a license key. Installing is as easy as with any other application. Installing and getting startedīatchPhoto can be downloaded from their homepage. More information is available on the product webpage. Functionality: batch processing, folder watch, image format conversion, raw format support, rename photos, image to PDF, EXIF and IPTC metadata support, contextual menu integration, FTP and Facebook upload support.Effects: sepia, black and white, charcoal, oil paint, emboss, solarize.Touch up: auto contrast, auto gamma, sharpen, brightness, contrast, color balance.Transform: resize, auto rotate, auto crop, change DPI, color replace, rotate.Annotate and Decorate: date stamp, watermark, comment, photo border, picture frame, vintage frame.BatchPhoto comes with the following features: Simply put, BatchPhoto is an image editing, enhancing and management tool that can apply a lot of changes and filters to a batch/set of photos all at once. So without further ado, lets get started with the review. So does it live up to what it promises? The good news is that, the team at Bits&Coffee has given us the opportunity to try out the Enterprise version of the software. This image editing tool claims to provide the option of doing repetitive edits to batches of photos at once while allowing a wide plethora of edits. Whether it is adding a watermark of your brand, or resizing to reduce file size or balancing colors to enhance the looks, jobs like these need to be applied to an entire lot of images.įortunately for us, there is a solution.
We often come across the requirement of frequently repeated edits on a lot of images, and honestly speaking, they get quite annoying after a point of time. Many of us work in media companies, product design, graphics design or are regular bloggers.
0 kommentar(er)
