Photo batch editing

Hi
Is there any software that can batch edit photos.
By editing i mean not just resizing or cropping but other functions
like magic wand multiple item, fit multiple photos to guides....etc
Thanks

Adobe Photoshop and Photoshop Actions. Expensive, but it works.
Regards
TD

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