You can also apply Labels to your image such as adding a watermark or caption by configuring the options in the Labels area.
These fixes include Auto Levels, Auto Contrast, Auto Color or Sharpen. You can also apply a Quick Fix to your images as you process them. For JPEG format images, you can choose Max, High, Medium or Low quality. To convert the files to a different format or to compress them, from the File Type dropdown list, select the file format to use. If you plan to send your photos to an online sites for printing, you may want to match the resolution to what that site requires. Here too you should set the resolution for the images. Portrait images will be taller than 600 pixels and Landscape ones will be shorter. So if you enter, for example, 600 as the Width all images will be sized so their width is 600 and their respective heights will be adjusted in proportion. This is because you can only set one value – width or height (in this situation this resizing tool works differently to the corresponding tools in Photoshop and Lightroom). If you enter 600 for the Width you will be unable to enter a value for the Height and vice versa. Now type the largest Width or Height to use for your resized images. Select Constrain Proportions as you will want your images to be resized in proportion and not skewed or distorted out of shape. In the image size area, select Resize Images as that’s what we came here to do. You can then choose the naming convention such as typing a document name and the sequential numbering system to be used. In the file naming area, select Rename Files if this is desired. Select the destination folder for the resized images (you can create one from this dialog), or, if desired, select Same as Source. Enable the Include All Subfolders checkbox if desired. To do this, click the Browse button opposite the Source box and choose the folder to process.
Typically, the best option will be to place all the images in a folder and process the files from that folder. You can select either a folder of images, all opened files or you can click import and import images from an external device such as a camera card. Here you can select which images to process. This opens the Process Multiple Files dialog. In Photoshop Elements, choose File > Process Multiple Files.
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