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SunlitGreen BatchBlitz - Batch Photo Editor - 0 views

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Freeware image BatchBlitz batch photo

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  • SunlitGreen BatchBlitz is a free, powerful and easy-to-use photo categorizer, file filter and batch editor
  • Extensive support for regular expression
  • Exif and IPTC metadata accessible through macros
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  • Savable batch task
  • Instant preview
  • rename and convert images, as well as add watermarks, resize/rotate canvas, apply automatic color corrections, etc.
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SunlitGreen BatchBlitz - Quick Tour - 0 views

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quicksave BatchBlitz Freeware image batch photo features guide

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  • BatchBlitz lets you to batch-process your photos using actions.
  • you simply select some source images, specify where and how to store the output files, define one or more actions, and then start the task with a click.
  • below image shows the added actions in a batch task:
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  • Add Text action provides a variety of options:
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Softpedia ref: SunlitGreen BatchBlitz 3.1.0 Build 515 - 0 views

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BatchBlitz Freeware image batch photo features

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  • Highly customizable batch actions
  • Categorize Image Wizard that helps you categorize your photos with ease;
  • Powerful integrated SunlitGreen PhotoEdit
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  • Photo metadata viewer that displays all image properties;
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qliner hotkeys - The power of script - 0 views

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features QLiner usage notes tips shortcuts

shared by LeisHowI on 20 Jul 10 - Cached
  • Qliner Hotkeys you can make anything happen with a single keystroke, by leveraging the power of scripting.
  • Windows supports a number of scripting languages out of the box. Well known examples are JScript, Visual Basic Script and DOS batch (,bat) files.
  • LeisHowI on 20 Jul 10
     
    Launching scripts this way is easier. I suppose you could find them in a launcher too, but well. Less typing, less work.
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