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Vicuna
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If I want to send 200 files to my lab for printing and they say to have "4x5 aspect ratio files" with 300 dpi, does this mean I have to go in and open up all 200 files in Photoshop and resave them as 4x5 images?? If so can I create an action to make this go faster??
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Camel Breath
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You can adjust the crop in ROES, too. It takes about 2 seconds per image. BTW, letting the lab just do the crop for you gives them 2" of latitude for the crop. 2" can change the composition dramatically.
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