PS6 Image Processor

Image Processor doesn't work with 16 bit images. Tried coverting an open image file and nothing happens. Tried to use from Bridge with same result.

Strange, the script has not been changed since 2009 and works for me with 16bit files.
It is the same script as what ships with Photoshop CS5

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    Often when I am working on files and want to batch process Jpegs for clients I get an error message from Image Processor.  It will state "I am unable to create a file in this folder.  Please check your access rights to this location ...."
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  • 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".
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  • Lightroom JPEG export VS Photoshop Image Processor

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    DrMilesBennell wrote:
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    20
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    30
    24-30%
    14%
    4
    35
    31-38%
    16%
    5
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    6
    50
    47-53%
    4%
    7
    55
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    8
    65
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    70
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    80
    77-84%
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