Image Processor Problem - Untagged profile

Have come accross an issue in Photoshop 6 when using the Image Processor to output to .jpg. All photos are being converted without a color profile (untagged) even though the Convert Profile to sRGB is checked. Help!

Hi,
Do you have Include ICC Profile checked at the bottom of the Image Processor dialog?

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Image Processor problem

When I try toi use image processor from Bridge it says that PS is busy with another task, but PS is not busy with another task. I'm using LR,BR, and PS all in CC

I have had a similar (the same?) problem with scripts and automated tasks. I am on a Mac and have found cleaning the inactive memory works 100% of the time when I come across this issue (usually after running an intensive batch of commands). It's like PS doesn't know how to release the memory it has been using. Anyway, I use Memory Clean, and it is fine.

Image Processor: Include ICC Profile?

I shot jpg sRGB. Should I include the ICC profile when extracting images? The images will be uploaded to zenfolio.com and made available for print sales. Looking for guidelines and what you folks do. Thank-you.

Hi,
Do you have Include ICC Profile checked at the bottom of the Image Processor dialog?

IMAGE PROCESSOR problem typing changes

IMAGE PROCESSOR with CS5 both snow leopard and lion : I'm trying to set up a batch resizing script : after selecting both folders, checking "resize to fit", "save as jpeg", I can't type in any new settings for quality or W px. Keyboard makes error sounds at every stroke. What did I missed ?

Are you able to enter numbers in another script such as File>Scripts>Export Layers to Files?
(open or create a document with more than one layer first)
If in photoshop cs5 you go to Help>System Info and next to Adobe Photoshop Version, what version of photoshop cs5 does it say?
(it should say either 12.04 or 12.1)
Also, you might try resetting the photoshop preferences:
Hold down the Shift+Cmd+Option keys while start the launch of photoshop cs5 and keep holding the keys until you
see a dialog asking if you want to delete the adobe photoshop settings file.
Press Yes because you do

Adobe Photoshop CS3 Image Processor not converting files to sRGB Profile

I have been experiencing a problem with Photoshop CS3 Image Processor no longer converting profiles to sRGB. It converts all of the files from Camera Raw to JPEG, but not sRGB as well. I used to be able to batch convert an entire folder of RAW images to JPEG, sRGB through the Image Processor.
My Photoshop CS3 Working Space is Adobe RGB (1998). I need to convert an entire folder of images selected in Bridge to sRGB working space in order to publish a photo album from one of the on-line publishing companies. I can open each individual Camera Raw file in Photoshop and convert each to JPEG, sRGB, but this takes a tremendous amount of time.
The following procedure has worked for me in the past, but for some reason no longer works:
I select the images in the desired Bridge CS3 folder. Upper tool bar, "Tools" > "Photoshop" > "Image Processor". In Image Processor:
Section 1 - ""Process files from Bridge only (11)" Whether or not I place a checkmark by "Open first image to apply settings", it makes no difference in the outcome.
Section 2: "Save in same location"
Section 3 - "Checkmark by "Save as JPEG, quality 12". Also a checkmark by "Convert Profile to sRGB"
Section 4 - Checkmark by "Include ICC Profile"
I replaced my iMac one month ago and reinstalled Photoshop CS3, but this Image Processor problem had been occurring even with my old computer.
Not sure if you need this information:
I'm currently on Mac OS X Version 10.6.4
Processor: 2.93 Ghz Intel Core i7
Memory: 8 GB 1333 Mhz DDR3
I don't know if it's related, Photoshop CS3 on my old computer was running in Rosetta. I don't know if it's running in Rosetta now, the name does not appear when Photoshop boots up. How do I get it to run in Rosetta again?

Heh heh heh. It's always true that we find the answer just after making public our problems, which in turn we did after trying to find the problems ourselves for hours.
Thanks for following up with the answer.
-Noel

Problem with Adobe BRIDGE getting Photoshop/Image Processor menu

When I open my drop-down or fly-out menu under TOOLS in Bridge (CS3 version), the entire portion of the menu which is supposed to appear next underneath the Cache line option is missing (i.e., Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Start Meeting..., Photoshop services).
What gives?
I'm trying to get to Image Processor under the Photoshop menu option (which is supposed to appear in the Tools drop-down menu).
Please tell me what's wrong. Thanks in advance.

Thanks, but there IS no Photoshop subheading in my Tools menu.
That exactly describes the problem I'm having!

Problem using Image Processor from Bridge

I have been using the Image Processor to process photos from Bridge for quite some time. However, I recently received an error message when I try to initiate Image Processor from Bridge and I have not been able to find any help topics that address my problem: I select images in Bridge to process, then click "Tools>Photoshop>Image Processor". Photoshop opens and the familiar Image Processor dialog box opens. Item 1 in the dialog box says "Process files from Bridge only" and has the number of files I have selected in parenteses. I select the file type and other settings in #3, and preferences in #4. When I click "Run", I get an error message window that says: "Script Alert. There were no source files that could be opened by Photoshop". The Image Processor works if I open the files in Photoshop first, then run it by selecting "File>Scripts>Image Processor" and tell it to process all open files.
Would someone be able to help me with this problem?
Thanks, Larry

Usually when it worked before and not now, and you have added no new software or hardware I recommend resetting the preferences. Hold down the Ctrl key and click on the Bridge icon to start. You should get a reset window with 3 options.

Problem with Image Processor CS5

From Bridge I use tools/photoshop/image processor and convert raw with xmp files to jpegs after entering description and keywords in Bridge File Info. Suddenly, PS is not longer putting this information into the jpeg files. Why?

I'm beginning to think CS3 just isn't capable of handling long actions. Just to give you an idea what I'm doing is watermarking my photos with 3 items: a text logo, url and name. each of them consists of the same steps with the difference only being on their shape, size and position. so you can imagine 3 separate actions combine into 1. to test out my hypothesis, I deactivated 2 of them and tested for each one without any problem. next, I combined any 2 and failed. so my conclusion is CS3 just can't handle long actions as well as CS2.

Date of creation problem after making Bridge create TIFs with PS Image Processor.

I went through about 100 files and did what I wanted in Camera RAW (started out with NEFs). Thereafter I had Bridge make TIFs of all the files in the folder using the PS Image Processor.
Now, looking at the TIF folder in Bridge, I find that about 80 of them has a wrong creation date (I checked the Preferences and I have asked for the date of creation - and not the date of modification). As I watch (several minutes) Bridge changes some of the dates to the ones known to me to be correct - but not all. If I close Bridge, restart Bridge and open the folder again the same happens, i.e. it starts all over. Even stranger is that the Windows Pathfinder have problems with the same files - i.e. does not show the date of creation at all.
The date of these 80 files are all the same - and they have been edited over several days!
I have done a lot of work on those files and would hate to start all over. I checked and of course the dates are the original in the RAW folder that I started out with.
I am sure that I do not have any bugs in my PC.
Can I remedy this i any way? I hate to have wrong dates on my files.
What can I have done to cause this? Can anyone help me? Thanking You in advance.
Git

Thank You again.
Yes, I have also purged the cache. More than once and again this morning. It does not change the result. Bridge still goes from the date January 13th 2013 to the correct date of creation when I look at the separate thumbnails - and back again when I scroll down the page and subsequently scroll up again!
Thus it seems that Bridge knows the date that the camera set but somehow this foolish January date keeps coming back.
All the folders with NEFs have correct dates - also the ones where I have imported the files from camera to pc in 2013! Only my TIFFs have this problem.
Rigth now I am having Norton 360 run a complete system scan. When that is done I will inactivate Norton (I know that I cannot have 2 antivirus softwares and firewalls run simultaneously on the PC) and instead run a complete scan with Lavasoft Adaware Pro. I have also used Norton Utilities and found no problems. Plus Malwarebytes Antimalware and Superantispyware. No problems.
If "date file created" is the date that the file was modified, it would not help me much. I often go back to a file and play with it again and if I have understood correctly, then this date would change again. I want to see the date of capture ("date created"). Also, by now the problem afflicts at least 1000 files. It would be impossible to do single file manual corrections of dates on so many files.
Update: While I have been writing this, an opened folder with only 36 files has changed the dates to the correct date of capture. I could also scroll up and down without the dates changíng in this small folder. But when I closed Bridge, restarted it and looked at the folder again Bridge again did need minutes to get all the dates rigth. Maybe I have a pc capacity problem instead of a software problem? But why on earth would this specific wrong date result from a too weak pc.?
Maybe I should just give up and reinstall PS?
Sorry if I trouble You with a ridiculous problem.
Git

Problem with Image Processor

I usually use Image Processor to apply an action on tons of files on CS2. When I upgraded to CS3, I simply copied the actions over to the new action folder. Problem is, with long actions, CS3 doesn't close each file after it has performed the action unlike CS2, leaving the desktop filled with processed photos. Also a dialog box appear at the end with the message "Sorry, I could not process the following files:(list of files)". still, the processed files are saved in the destination folder. But here's the funny thing, when I run short actions, everything is ok.
what could be wrong? I tried changing a few things in Image Processor dialog box but always get the same result. again, with shorter actions at the exact settings, the results are fine.

I'm beginning to think CS3 just isn't capable of handling long actions. Just to give you an idea what I'm doing is watermarking my photos with 3 items: a text logo, url and name. each of them consists of the same steps with the difference only being on their shape, size and position. so you can imagine 3 separate actions combine into 1. to test out my hypothesis, I deactivated 2 of them and tested for each one without any problem. next, I combined any 2 and failed. so my conclusion is CS3 just can't handle long actions as well as CS2.

Problems with Image Processor in Bridge CS5

I just installed Photoshop and Bridge CS5, and I'm having a couple of problems. First, I can't update to Bridge 4.02. I've downloaded the installer and tried to run it, but I get an error message. All it says is that it can't run the update. The same thing with the Camera Raw updater. The most immediate problem I'm having is that Image Processor in CS5 seems to run differently from how it runs in CS4. Specifically, if I select a bunch of files in Bridge, and ask Image Processor to run an action on them and save to the same location, which is what I've been doing ever since CS2, it opens the files in Photoshop, and leaves them open. This means that pretty soon I've got far too many fiiles open, and my Mac can't cope with it (an iMac Core Duo 2.16Ghz with 4 GB of ram). It also gives me an error message at the end saying it can't process the relevant files, even though it has processed them! In previous versions of Image Processor, it would open the files to run the action, convert to sRGB, etc. and then close each one after saving it to a new folder named "JPEG". How can I get the latest version to behave like this?

Nevermind... I restarted Flash and it miragically appeared! Yay CS5!

Image Processor applying Adobe RGB profile

Image Processor thru CS4 64bit is changing my CMYK files to Adobe RGB when saving as jpg.
I have 'Include ICC Profile' checked.
It is not running any other action.
Could someone enlighten me as to why this is happening please?
And if there is some code I can change to force it to retain my chosen profile?
Hope someone can help
Thanks

I had a look at the version that ships with CS4. There is a function named 'this.saveFile'. That function has an if statement 'if ( this.params["jpeg"] )' and finially in the if statement there is another if block... ( line 1551 )
            if ( DocumentMode.RGB != app.activeDocument.mode ) {
                ConditionalModeChangeToRGB();
If you change that to...
            if ( DocumentMode.RGB != app.activeDocument.mode || DocumentMode.CMYK != app.activeDocument.mode ) {
                ConditionalModeChangeToRGB();
The scirpt should now save your jpgs as cmyk if the doc is cmyk or rgb for other modes

Image processor from Bridge problem

ONe of most annoying things with Bridge is that often, image processor wont open from Bridge -- unless you quit out and relaunch Bridge -- quite a hassle.

You are absolutely correct. In order to pass selected images in bridge over to photoshop, you need to invoke IP from within Bridge. I didn't make that connection from your earlier post.
So your original request makes sense. Personally, I would rather see an improvement in Image Processor (as well as the Batch dialog) that allowed one to specify the source as "Bridge".
In photoshop 7, in the batch dialog, you could specify the source of the files to be batched as "Open Files", "folder", or "File Browser". If you choose File Browser, the batch action will be performed on files selected within FB.
In CS2, in the batch dialog, you can see Bridge as an option, but it's grayed out. You can only invoke the Batch operation on files selected in Bridge from within Bridge - a serious shortcoming.
The same theme holds true for Image Processor, and indeed, it looks like most of the scripts behave that way.
So rather than have a shortcut, I would like, as I say, the ability to specify bridge as a source in the dialog boxes for the image processor and batch dialogs.

Problem with image processor - photoshop cs6

Hi there .
I am trying to automate - image processor. From open files i am just trying to save theese pdf's as jpg's. Should be straight forward but I get this error...
"There were no source files that could be opened by Photoshop."
Anyone know why? I saw one google someone suggesting to reset the preferences or someting but I so not know how to do this or if it will help...
thanks.

It look like both the Image Processor script and the Image Processor Pro script will not process open document that have no associated backing file. When you open a PDF file and use options for Photoshop to use opening the PDF the documents that open are new document the source PDF files have been processes into a new documents that have not been saved so the open document has no associated backing file.
I mad a simple test. Opened a PDF. Tried the two scripts they failed. Then I saved the open document and the ran the Image processor on the still open document that had been saved as a tif. The image processor worked and saved a jpg.
It may be possible to write a small script to save open Document as jpeg files and close the open documents or loop around the open document ring and just save document that have no backing file.
You could also try using Paul Riggott PDF Processor script to do it all....

Problems Using Image Processor to Resize Images

Hello,
I'm perplexed on this one.
In the past, I've used scripts in Photoshop to downsize my large Camera RAW images to an appropriate 1920 x 1080 size for subsequent export to Premiere Pro.
Worked like a charm numerous times.
Now, when I try to do the exact same thing and check the destination folder AFTER running the Image Processor routine but BEFORE bringing them into Premiere Pro, they are all 1620 x 1080 instead of 1920 x 1080.
This doesn't work.
I keep checking around for a little typo in the various stages but cannot find one. Any thoughts?
I recently had to reinstall Photoshop and changed one of the settings in Preferences to 32 bit instead of 16 bit. I don't think that has anything to do with this, but I wanted to mention it just in case.
Here is a screen shot:
Thanks!
Matt Dubuque
(PS: I know that's a screen shot from a Mac, but I believe this issue is platform independent)

Thanks so much for your help gentlemen!
Sorry for the delay in responding. The deadline for submitting my film is fast approaching and I've had so many different things to do, all of them important.
Surely these are useful pointers you are giving me. Cropping has been unsuccessful, as has been using the Image Processor. Russell Brown was scratching his head about the failure of the Image Processor to work on this and has told me he will work on it after Photoshop World finishes.
Incidentally, thanks for the video of his on Content Aware Scaling!
I was unaware of the Alpha Channel aspect which REALLY makes it an amazing feature. Alpha Channels are slightly beyond my skill level, but not terrifying. For some reason paths and alpha channels have been a little harder for me to learn in Photoshop; I've picked up many other things rather quickly.
JM, I've tried floating a layer by duplicating it. I called that layer "THIS IS BETTER" (below). Then I tried to adjust the image canvas size as shown by the screen shot below. Is this what you were describing? I tried to change that canvas size to 1020 x 1080.
I then got a warning message about my image being clipped:
And that apparently resulted in this "clipped" image below:
Any thoughts on that particular avenue of inquiry?
Thanks for your help.
Matt

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