miniBatch is a Mac OS X tool for image batch processing that provides complete control over the process flow.
miniBatch is an incredibly efficient image batch processing tool designed specifically for Mac OS X. With full control over the process flow, it's a must-have tool for anyone who wants to streamline their workflow.
The interface is user-friendly and intuitive, making it easy to navigate and understand. The tool boasts a range of exciting features, including raw image format processing, which supports most digital cameras, as well as FTP based on the lukemftp client included with Mac OS X.
You can save your images into all formats supported by QuickTime, apply ColorSync profiles, add PNG watermarks, and even scale by pixels or percent. With miniBatch, you can also flip and rotate images, create advanced file-naming, preview images, and apply different settings to different labeled files.
While miniBatch is an incredibly powerful tool, it does have a few limitations. It will only process up to 10 images per session, and the option to save favorites is disabled.
To use miniBatch, you'll need to have QuickTime 6.5 or later installed on your computer. Overall, if you're looking to make your image batch processing more efficient and effective, miniBatch is an excellent choice.
The interface is user-friendly and intuitive, making it easy to navigate and understand. The tool boasts a range of exciting features, including raw image format processing, which supports most digital cameras, as well as FTP based on the lukemftp client included with Mac OS X.
You can save your images into all formats supported by QuickTime, apply ColorSync profiles, add PNG watermarks, and even scale by pixels or percent. With miniBatch, you can also flip and rotate images, create advanced file-naming, preview images, and apply different settings to different labeled files.
While miniBatch is an incredibly powerful tool, it does have a few limitations. It will only process up to 10 images per session, and the option to save favorites is disabled.
To use miniBatch, you'll need to have QuickTime 6.5 or later installed on your computer. Overall, if you're looking to make your image batch processing more efficient and effective, miniBatch is an excellent choice.
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