Re: Possible to script palette menus Save and Load Curves?
The curves are different for each image, and have to be named differently for each image. I want to be able to batch through 600 images and save each existing curve with a name based on the image name....
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I am experimenting with ScriptListener, which will probably work eventually, but I was hoping there was a more straightforward way.
View ArticleRe: Possible to script palette menus Save and Load Curves?
I did not understand.want you to save a series of curves with different adjustments and name them with an appropriate name for each type so as to be able to load the curve more right for each type of...
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To rephrase your question, you want to save the curve settings from an existing adjustment layer to an .acv file and then later set an adjustment layer from an .acv file? If so I have code that does...
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Yes, but the code has to be able to use a variable (the current file name) when saving or retrieving the .acv file. Here's what I have so far: tellapplication "Finder" setTheFoldertochoose...
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Re: Possible to script palette menus Save and Load Curves?
I can't help with Applescript( or even know if it is possible to do this with Applescript alone ). And to my knowledge you can't script things in dialogs like load or save curve directly. But here is...
View ArticleRe: How can I export the number of pixels of each layer into an excel file?
And "yellow" is a bit of a subjective term. In Photoshop pure Yellow is a mix of colors: pixels 255 Red and 255 Green. Do you want to include 254 Red and 253 Green? Or 253 Red 249 Green and 10 Blue?...
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charles badland wrote: And "yellow" is a bit of a subjective term...Yes, that is what I meant when I said there really isn't a good way to determine the number of pixels of a color in a layer. Unless...
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Re: How can I export the number of pixels of each layer into an excel file?
What i was thinking... if the OP is using confocal images from a microscope. Those will only have data in the Red and Green channels if he is looking at double-labeled cells. (this is a big assumption...
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Thank you. I got both scripts working without JS or AS errors, but, when trying to load .acv files generated by the second script, CS4 Photoshop gave an error: "Could not load the curves because the...
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I don't have CS4 installed to test but from the date of the file I got this code from it was written during CS4. And I also have never tested this on Mac. Just a guess but maybe on Mac you have to set...
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Adding the BINARY line worked. Thank you for your help.
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Maybe my question was a bit unclear. I do not want to find out the number of pixels of a color in a layer but the number of pixels of the complete layer. What color these layers are is a different...
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Re: How to "change" resolution from DPI to l/cm?
Michael, thank you very much for your code. I tried it and played around with it. It kinda works... the file itself gets modified and when I inspect the metadata of the image, I see all the values I...
View ArticleRe: Importing Assets & Filename Creation
Yes this is the place to come for help. Many here will help you with your code. When you have no code or design specfications there is nothing to help you with. You don't even seem to understand size...
View ArticleRe: How can I export the number of pixels of each layer into an excel file?
If you have the same number of layers in each file, with the same names, you can record an Action to automatically select pixels in each layer and record in the Memory Log then export to Excel. Like I...
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The Measurement Log is an Extended feature so you can only use it if you have an Extended version of Photoshop. And it is not needed for this task. Array.prototype.sum = function(){ for (var i = 0,...
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your funny man, never said anything about "size" in my last post and only mentioned about resolution. you don't know me, I know a thing or two about digital images where i worked with photoshop for 20...
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