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Thanks Michael
Since it is the pixel count that matters in this method I can see that I have to double the MB when dealing with 16bit images (with the new script). That actually means I would want to use the original script since that script apparently resizes 16 bit images to the amount of pixels that the equivalent image in 8 bit contains uncompressed (relating to the mb you enter in the prompt dialogue). The megabyte output is double the number you enter however , and that may confuse most people, but the script does its thing correctly, and people will just have to accept that. And since I will use it as part of an action stating for instance XXXL, XXL, XL, L, M etc. that is the only thing people have to relate to; they just have to click the button :)

But in case one needs to make a 16 bit image a specific size uncompressed now we also have a version for that.

You rock Michael :)

All the best,
Daniel Laflor