Hello, You should use the Resize filter not Resize Advanced (this is for document size and DPI). In the filter's settings enter the 350 width and the height will be calculated automatically based on the ration between width and height. All of the other images will be resized based on the dimensions ...

Dear Nokoutz, BatchPhoto can save TIFF files with the following colors/bit depths: * Mono - 1 bpp * Palette - 8 bpp * RGB - 24 bpp * RBGA - 32 bpp * CMYK - 32 bpp So unfortunatelly we do not support 2 bits per pixel for TIF images. Please let me know if there is something else. Regards, Cosmin Unguru

Dear User, Thank you for the feedback. In the current version BatchPhoto does not correctly handle files/folders with special characters in them (like diacritics). So you should put your photos in a folder that does not contain diacritics in it's name (e.g. My Pictures). We are aware of this interna...

Hello, Thank you for your order. There are to methods for making your photos smaller: 1. Make photos smaller by resizing them (the Resize filter). Digital cameras take pictures in very high resolutions so you can lower those resolutions with the Resize filter (see www.batchphoto.com/howto/resize/pic...

Hello, In Step 1 you can order the images by Name, Type and Path. Other than that you can arrange the images simply by adding them in the order desired. So you can drag & drop images into Step1 from your folders in the order you want them. The option to arrange images in Step 1 by dragging & droppin...

Hello, We have updated the filter Resize Advanced to support your request in the latest version 2.7 which will be released soon. Meantime you can download and install the beta version from our website: http://www.batchphoto.com/download/bp-2_7_beta2.exe Please let me know if this version fixes your ...

Hello,

I'm afraid I don't understand what your problem is.

Is there something wrong with BatchPhoto resizing and adding date/time? Or with BatchPhoto creating a PDF from your images?

Regards,
Cosmin Unguru

Hello,

Removing the background from an image is a complex task that has to be done individually for each image. So unfortunately this is not a task that can be automated for a batch of photos.

Regards,
Cosmin

Hi Scott,

There is no such option in the current version but we will take into consideration your request for future releases. In the current version you can stamp on the photo the current date, the filename, the file's folder, the file path.

Regards,
Cosmin

Hi Steve,

Can you please send us a sample picture at [email protected] so we can investigate this issue?

Regards,
Cosmin Unguru