BatchPhoto: Photo Productivity Toolkit Review #batchphoto
Author: Silvie
May 14, 2015
BatchPhoto: Photo Productivity Toolkit
If you’re a parent like me, then you know that you can never have enough pictures of your family. As a blogger I also have tons of photos of products and places that I use or visit for work. With so many photos that I must upload to share with you I spend endless hours editing and getting them just right. Sometimes it’s to get rid of red eye, brightening up the image or adding my watermark, having a software that is easy to use and not pricy makes my job easier.
So if you’re looking for a software package that can handle all your photo editing needs BatchPhoto is the one for you! I use the watermarking and brightening features the most, but knowing that I can do so much more is amazing! Let me tell you more about it.
Product Description
BatchPhoto™ — Photo Productivity Toolkit
Do you have repeatable and predictable actions to apply to your massive photo collection? Actions like: resizing, converting, date/time stamping, watermarking, cropping, renaming, and so on? Since 2005 we work hard to make BatchPhoto the best tool for automating those repeatable actions! Here are some features:
Functionality:
Batch Processing:Edit and convert hundreds of digital photos in one session with support for multi-core CPUs
Folder & FTP Watch: Monitor folders for newly added images and automatically apply custom defined edits
Convert Images’ Format: Convert to and from 170+ image formats, including: JPEG, TIFF, PNG, GIF, BMP, and more
RAW Image Formats: Support for RAW image formats (digital negatives) from DSLR digital cameras
Batch Rename Photos: Change the cryptic names generated by digital cameras to meaningful names
Contextual Menu Editing: Edit photos, directly from Windows® Explorer’s right-click menu, with custom profiles
Upload to Facebook: Edit your photos and upload them to Facebook or Flickr in the same session.
Image to PDF Converter: Create PDF albums from multiple digital photos for easy sharing
Upload to FTP: Edit images, optimize for web use, then upload to FTP.
Improve Productivity: Use predefined profiles and scripts with common edits to improve your productivity
Annotate & Decorate
Stamp Date/Time:Automatically imprint the original date and time on dozens of digital photos
Watermark Photos: Protect photos with watermarks as either text or logos
Grunge Frame: Add grunge borders to your pictures in batch mode
Picture Frame: Decorate your photos with classic picture frames
Vintage Frame: Add vintage picture frames to batches of photos
Transform
Resize Photos: Resize hundreds of photos in one step for easy sharing or to save space
Auto Rotate: Automatically rotate dozens of digital photos to portrait or landscape
Auto Crop: Automatically crop images to a predefined aspect ratio or custom rectangle
Change DPI: Easily adjust the DPI and the document size in inches
Color Replace: Replace any color in the image, with another color or with the alpha channel
Rotate: Rotate photos by a specified number of degrees
Touch-Up
Auto Contrast: Automatically adjust the contrast of dozens of photos in one session
Auto Gamma: Automatically adjust gamma levels
Sharpen: Sharpen pictures by enhancing edge contrast
Brightness: Adjust the light intensity of multiple photos at once
Contrast: Accurately adjust contrast levels
Color Balance: Adjust the Red, Green and Blue color channels
Effects
Black & White: Transform multiple pictures from true colors to gray scale colors
Sepia: Make dozens of pictures look older, in warmer colors, with the sepia special effect
Charcoal: Transform dozens of pictures to a charcoal sketch
Oil Paint: Make lots of pictures look like oil paintings in batch mode
Emboss: Highlights edges in picture with a 3D effect
Solarize: Make picture look like the photographic film was exposed to light
You can get more information about BatchPhoto on their website.
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If you’re a parent like me, then you know that you can never have enough pictures of your family. As a blogger I also have tons of photos of products and places that I use or visit for work. With so many photos that I must upload to share with you I spend endless hours editing and getting them just right. Sometimes it’s to get rid of red eye, brightening up the image or adding my watermark, having a software that is easy to use and not pricy makes my job easier.