Combine JPEGs?

I want to combine separate JPEGs into one document. I know, for comparison, how to combine PDFs into one document using either Preview or Automator. Is there a similar technique for JPEGs?
In addition to Preview I also have GraphicConvertor.

No, what you want to do is not stitching.
What you're describing is simply just arranging photos in a document format. For that, you could use Word, Pages, or any application that would allow you to present pictures on a document's page. Any final format could be converted to a PDF for more convent viewing by others. After all, PDF is an acronym for Portable Document Format.
Example using Pages:
Converted to a PDF:

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Command line command for combine jpeg files into a pdf file

I want to learn if we have any command line sentence to combine jpg files.
normally from the windows explorer window
i can select all jpg files and when i click on right button on the window they shows Combine supported files in acrobat and then i check if single file is selected and i clicked on combine files button.
and then i put name of the file and press the save button.
But i want to process this steps via command line commands.
Can you show any answer to me.

You don't say what version of Acrobat you are using, but I expect you could do it with Acrobat XI's Actions feature. Maybe even in 10.0. Since this is an enterprise deployment forum, I suggest you find a better forum and ask about Actions and Batch Processing.
hth,
Ben

Combine jpegs to create PDF with blank page background

Hello, I have hundreds of newspaper scans of various sizes, same dpi, and I want to combine them to create one PDF with each of them on a blank 8.5 x 11 background page? like in a scrapbook. Is this possible using only acrobat? Or does it need to be done on a program like indesign? Appreciate any thoughts.

Here's a script that you can use to create the blank document with a button on each page. When a page is clicked, it will prompt you to import an image (it defaults to PDF, so select JPG from the from the dropdown) to use for the icon. You can set the "num_pages" variable from 100 to whatever amount you need. To run the script, open the JavaScript console (Ctrl+J), copy the entire script below, paste it into the console, select all of the lines, and press Ctrl+Enter. This will run the script and the result will be a 100 page PDF:
// Start of script
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// Add a button to the template and set the various properties
var f = newDoc.addField("icon", "button", 0, [0, 11 * 72, 8.5 * 72, 0]);
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f.borderStyle = border.s; // Solid
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f.buttonAlignY = 50;
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f.buttonScaleWhen = scaleWhen.tooBig;
f.lineWidth = 0;
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newDoc.deletePages(newDoc.numPages - 1);
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Save the file that is generated. After you populate all the buttons by clicking on each page, you can flatten the pages by entering the following line in the console and executing it as you did with the previous script:
// Convert button appearances to regular page contents.
flattenPages();
Save to a different file and you should have what you want. Post again if anything isn't working.
Note that it would be possible to automatically import the images, but you'd need to create a list of the files you want to import and amend the script a bit. If interested, I could show an example of how you'd do this.

Sound and jpeg

Using iMovie '09 (8.0.6), I had combined jpegs with an MP3. I added the jpegs to the sound files so that I could place them on YouTube. The process went well enough, but the sound was inconsistent in quality -- uneven volume, sometimes echos -- so someone in Tech Support said that I would get better results from the new iMovie. I have downloaded iMovie 10, but I can't reproduce the results.
This is my goal:
1. Attach one MP3 sound file to a set of 21 jpegs that change through the duration of the movie.
2. Keep the images from shifting around as they change.
3. Use the screen aspect ration of an iPhone, 4:3.
4. Do this 4 times.
Here is the article that was my starting place. https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/1696878?hl=en
What I did was to drag a jeep to the staging area, and then I dragged an MP3 into the project area.
Next I used the gear icon to specify the clip length, and I clicked the "Every clip equal" option, so that all of the jpegs would appear for the same amount of time.
I used a set of 21 jpegs. They progress in saturation from 0% to 100%, in 20 steps, so that the image appears to steadily gain color through the length of the movie.
Now, in iMovie 10, I am having trouble specifying the clip length.
I also find that the pixel size of the movie has changed, so it no longer matches the dimensions of the jpeg.
Here is a link to the older movie. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BaNfHekRIKs&list=UUuhnyLkerlWFdLYaf4b34VA

Would QT Pro be the correct program?
It certainly is one application that can do this. The basic work flow would be as follows:
1) Open an MPEG-4 audio file.
2) Use the "Open File..." File menu option to open the associated JPEG file in a second "player" window.
3) Press Command-A and Command-C to copy the JPEG player content to memory and then close the player.
4) If not already active, re-select the MPEG-4 audio player and press Command-A to select all audio content.
5) Use the "Add to Selection & Scale" edit menu option to paste the JPEG image across the entire selected duration of audio.
6) You can save the audio video segment at this time if you wish.
7) Repeat steps 1 thru 6 as needed to create additional player segments.
8) Create a new player.
9) Open or select a previously create audio/video segment and paste it to the "new" player.
10) Repeat step 9 to order the segments to the new player as desired.
11) Use the "Save As..." File menu option to name and store the final movie.
While somewhat repetitive, the process of creating your movie is very easy to perform.
I have IMOVIE 6 HD but I can't seem to add the MPEG4 track as an audio track.
iMovie could be used but GarageBand might be easier to work with here. The basic work flow would be as follows:
1) Create a new GarageBand "Podcast" project.
2) Drag 'n Drop each of your audio tracks to the project window in their proper order. (They can be added as separate tracks if you want to "overlap" the audio or merged together as a single track with or without a break between audio segments.)
3) Add the individual JPEG files to the "podcast" track in their proper order and slide, stretch and/or shrink the duration of each JPEG display to match its associated audio segment.
4) Export the finished project to your desired compression format based on how you plan to use/distribute the content.

Combined raw (nef) and jpegs

By way of introduction, as I am new here, I am a professional photographer in Southampton, England. I shoot just about most things but especially music and other stock, combined with weddings.
I have shot a job using combined raw and jpegs on one card and now want to separate the raw nef from the jpeg version. Is there any way to do this in my Aperture library?
Thanks!
Gerry

Gerry,
One way this works when you have captured from the card or camera, is that the JPEG is not really seen as a separate thumbnail, but is available when you right click or control-click on an image and choose New Version from JPEG Master. Once any are visible, they can be sorted on file size.
One process is nicely described at:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=10504679&#10504679
Ernie
Message was edited by: Ernie Stamper

How to combine my JPEG files into 1 file?

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In iPhoto 11 the Originals folder is renamed Masters.
IPhoto menu -> Provide iPhoto Feedback and report the bug.
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Ok.
My workflow is
RAW > Aperture Library > export jpeg high resolution 300 dpi's > one file on PS > edit > Save us jpeg. The I realised that files from PS were being save in a smaller size from the ones exported form Aperture. That is when I went o see <image size> on PS and files were with 72.
Since ten I've trying different things
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This is a known Aperture issue: Problem with Aperture 3.6 preset exports. | Apple Support Communities
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How to create a slide combining an FLV and jpeg for use in PP?

I am using the CS4 Master Collection. I want to integrate slides into my DVD curriculum project. I would like to use the flv as the background, put a slightly smaller jpeg (or other graphic) translucent tinted panel on top of it, and then my text. Can it be done?

What I have is a nice FLV from istockphoto that I want to use as sort of a bottom layer, put a static tinted translucent layer on top of it, and finally the text layer. Then put it in PP. It would make a nice slide I think as I move from the talking head to various graphics. Is there a Title template perhaps that is translucent that would show the FLV underneath and I could easily add the text?
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Combining a chart's image JPEG with a text label?

Hi
I am creating a JPEG file of a chart's plot. This works fine using the 'Write JPEG File'.
As I have 8 charts in the VI to save to file, I have identified eact one using the label text. This appears OK when running but after saving the charts to file there is just a black rectangle (see attachment.
Anyway around this?
Thanks Harry.
Attachments:
PARR1_91420071355.jpg ‏23 KB

This is because the background color defaults to black.
Wire a color box to the BG Color input of the Get Image method.
Or, make the label white.
Or, use a purple or green color as background, and Create Mask to mask out
that color.
Or, put the label on the graph instead of above it.
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Combined PDFs have bigger jpegs then word doc

I am having an issue with adobe 11. If I open a word doc and print to my pdf printer the pdf created looks identical to the word 13 doc. If I open adobe and choose to combine files all the graphics in the combined pdf are a little bit bigger then they are in the word doc(see pics)
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How combine a jpeg image & animated gif image & save it as GIF ?

i have an jpeg image, & also aminated gif image, how do i place the animated gif image over (in the center of the image) a jpeg image & save it as gif file ??

First thing you need to do is stop thinking in terms of file formats once the files are in photoshop they are all the same. The exception being vector vs raster. But in this instance the process is rteally the same so 6 on one hand a half a dozen on the other. Or as some would say Tomatoe, tomahtoe(mispelled on purpose).
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It would be worth your time to also go through the numerous videos about photoshop and see how its done.
Either go to adobe tv,
Itunes podcasts
or one of the following web sites:
http://kelbytv.com/
http://creativesuitepodcast.com/

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Thanks for all the replies. I tried to respond to everyone individually, but the rules say I can only post content every 30 seconds. Hence this combined reply.
Don't have "Quick Look" on my iMac. I did use the "Get Info" option to open all .jpeg files with Preview. Didn't work. Did try to open the files from within Preview using the "Open file" option.
Tried opening with Firefox (thanks to whomever posted that hint somewhere on the blog) and the Firefox error message says there is an error in the file.
I am able to open other .jpeg files with Preview, so I am now of the belief there is a problem with the file, not with how my system is handling it.
Suppose a "fixer" of some kind is in order, but I don't know what that is!
Thanks again for everyones help.
TBS2

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