Re: [OM] E-30

[Chuck Norcutt]

I use BreezeBrowser.  <http://www.breezesys.com/BreezeBrowser/> Free 
trial version available for 15 days.  It has a "proof" option which 
reduces and sharpens images to specifications you provide.  Or you can 
use the HTML generation function which generates simple HTML pages using 
the same parameters as the "proof" option to generate web size images 
and thumbnails.  It's what I use for everything informal that I display 
on my own site.  For example, the pictures from the Red Barn Flea 
Market.  I don't use the feature but it does have an option for 
preserving EXIF in the output.  I suppose Bridge might be able to do 
something similar but I much prefer BreezeBrowser as a browser to Bridge 
although I typically use Bridge to feed ACR when doing raw 
conversions... but not always.

Chuck Norcutt


Andrew Fildes wrote:
> Of course. Once of my annoyances with CS3 and later is that it's now  
> more difficult to reduce an image size. I habitually reduce images to  
> a jpeg 800 pixels on the long dimension and 72dpi for web display.  
> Once upon a time it was really quick and easy with 'Resize Image' -  
> now I have to use that clunky, slow, 'Save for web and devices'  
> routine. Is there any other way?
> Andrew Fildes
> afildes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> 
> 
> 
> On 19/02/2009, at 12:56 AM, John Hermanson wrote:
> 
>> If you use PS feature "save for web" it strips out exif data.
> 
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