Re: Batch transforming images

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From: Michael_L_Hale
Date: Fri, 09 Jan 2009 00:30

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You could use scriptlistner (it ships with Photoshop) to make a function for each of you custom warps. But it will be recorded in pixels so all of your images will be to be the same.

While it is true that there are only 4 points, you can click and drag anywhere in the bounding box to edit the warp.

You could also make a template by warping a smart layer. Then all you would need to do is replace the smart objects contents by choosing Layer->Smart Objects->Replace Contents. The new contents will have the same warp. But again the images need to be the same size.

Mike

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