PHOTOSHOP - Automatically Export Multiple Versions of a Single File
Photoshop has a neat feature that once setup, automatically exports multiple different versions of a file whenever a change is made. What makes this neat is the fact that you can specify one or more output file types, dimensions and quality settings, thus eliminating the need for you to preform this manually each time you make a change. Neater still, this auto export is done in the background, is easy to setup and in this video I show you how! PRODUCT AFFILIATE LINKS: ======================= Please note that some of the links used herein are affiliate links. If you use these links I earn a referral commission. These links help support this channel and allow me to continue to make helpful and informative content for you to enjoy. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. As always I have included links to everything discussed in the video below for your reference: ========================================== Adobe Photoshop CC (1 Year Subscription) ► https://amzn.to/2upuqBj My Video Gear ============= ► Sony A6300 - https://amzn.to/2KO8FTq ► Sony SEL35F18 35mm f/1.8 Prime Fixed Lens - https://amzn.to/2P9TTGV ► Vanguard Alta Pro 263AT Aluminum Tripod - https://amzn.to/2SpgSjr ► Manfrotto MVH500AH Pro Fluid Head - https://amzn.to/2So4XlF Shark Slider S1 - https://amzn.to/2Q4xuA1 ► JOBY GorillaPod 3K Kit - https://amzn.to/2Pcr3Wy ► Zhiyun Crane V2 3 Axis Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer - https://amzn.to/2Q8c19F ► GoPro Hero 7 Black - https://amzn.to/2SnPfHA ALL The Gear I Use To Make Videos ========================== https://www.amazon.com/shop/themadhermit Filename Syntax Reference Discussed in the Video General Options (Applies to jpg, png or gif formats) ==================================================== Change Scale YouTube.jpg, 78.12% Twitter.jpg, 62.5% Twitter.jpg Change Extension File.jpg, File.png, File.gif Change Dimensions File1.jpg, 1000x500 File2.png, 500x250 File3.gif Change Dimensions By Percentage - Multiple Files OriginalFileSize.jpg, 10% File10.jpg, 20% File20.jpg, 30% File30.jpg, 40% File40.jpg, 50% File50.jpg, 60% File60.jpg, 70% File70.jpg, 80% File80.jpg, 90% File90.jpg, 100% File100.jpg Specific Options ================ Set JPG Output Quality ------------------ Options: 1-10 or 1%-100% Default: 90% Example: File1.jpg1, File2.jpg7, File3.jpg10 File1.jpg1%, File2.jpg77%, File3.jpg100% OriginalFileSize.jpg, File10.jpg10%, File20.jpg20%, File30.jpg30%, File40.jpg40%, File50.jpg50%, File60.jpg60%, File70.jpg70%, File80.jpg80%, File90.jpg90%, File100.jpg100% Set PNG Output Quality ------------------ Options: 8, 24, 32 Default: 32 Example: File1.png8, File2.png24, File3.png32 ETHICS STATEMENT ================= My goal is to share my experience with the products or services I talk about to help you make an informed purchasing decision. The products and services I talk about are ones that I have personally researched, like and use. On occasion items are given to me to review. When that is the case, I will mention that in the video. If I don't you can assume I purchased it with my own money.
Photoshop has a neat feature that once setup, automatically exports multiple different versions of a file whenever a change is made. What makes this neat is the fact that you can specify one or more output file types, dimensions and quality settings, thus eliminating the need for you to preform this manually each time you make a change. Neater still, this auto export is done in the background, is easy to setup and in this video I show you how! PRODUCT AFFILIATE LINKS: ======================= Please note that some of the links used herein are affiliate links. If you use these links I earn a referral commission. These links help support this channel and allow me to continue to make helpful and informative content for you to enjoy. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. As always I have included links to everything discussed in the video below for your reference: ========================================== Adobe Photoshop CC (1 Year Subscription) ► https://amzn.to/2upuqBj My Video Gear ============= ► Sony A6300 - https://amzn.to/2KO8FTq ► Sony SEL35F18 35mm f/1.8 Prime Fixed Lens - https://amzn.to/2P9TTGV ► Vanguard Alta Pro 263AT Aluminum Tripod - https://amzn.to/2SpgSjr ► Manfrotto MVH500AH Pro Fluid Head - https://amzn.to/2So4XlF Shark Slider S1 - https://amzn.to/2Q4xuA1 ► JOBY GorillaPod 3K Kit - https://amzn.to/2Pcr3Wy ► Zhiyun Crane V2 3 Axis Handheld Gimbal Stabilizer - https://amzn.to/2Q8c19F ► GoPro Hero 7 Black - https://amzn.to/2SnPfHA ALL The Gear I Use To Make Videos ========================== https://www.amazon.com/shop/themadhermit Filename Syntax Reference Discussed in the Video General Options (Applies to jpg, png or gif formats) ==================================================== Change Scale YouTube.jpg, 78.12% Twitter.jpg, 62.5% Twitter.jpg Change Extension File.jpg, File.png, File.gif Change Dimensions File1.jpg, 1000x500 File2.png, 500x250 File3.gif Change Dimensions By Percentage - Multiple Files OriginalFileSize.jpg, 10% File10.jpg, 20% File20.jpg, 30% File30.jpg, 40% File40.jpg, 50% File50.jpg, 60% File60.jpg, 70% File70.jpg, 80% File80.jpg, 90% File90.jpg, 100% File100.jpg Specific Options ================ Set JPG Output Quality ------------------ Options: 1-10 or 1%-100% Default: 90% Example: File1.jpg1, File2.jpg7, File3.jpg10 File1.jpg1%, File2.jpg77%, File3.jpg100% OriginalFileSize.jpg, File10.jpg10%, File20.jpg20%, File30.jpg30%, File40.jpg40%, File50.jpg50%, File60.jpg60%, File70.jpg70%, File80.jpg80%, File90.jpg90%, File100.jpg100% Set PNG Output Quality ------------------ Options: 8, 24, 32 Default: 32 Example: File1.png8, File2.png24, File3.png32 ETHICS STATEMENT ================= My goal is to share my experience with the products or services I talk about to help you make an informed purchasing decision. The products and services I talk about are ones that I have personally researched, like and use. On occasion items are given to me to review. When that is the case, I will mention that in the video. If I don't you can assume I purchased it with my own money.