CS2 Image Processor & Actions w/3rd party filters

[gmahler5th]

Hello,<br><br>

 

I have created an action set in CS2 that includes noise reduction filter (Noise

Ninja) remove color cast (nik Color FX) and Internet Sharpen (nik Sharpener

Pro). I then use Adobe Bridge to select all images and run PhotoShop Image

Processor so I can apply the batch action to a set of about 200+ images.

However the batch never processes more than one image, and stops with the

following error on the first image, however I did nothing to cancel the

operation either while creating the action or while it is running. Actions

without 3rd party filters seem to run just fine without hitting these errors.

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Script Alert<br>

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Error: User cancelled the operation : 1548<br>

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OK <br>

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So has anyone ever encountered a similar issue, where you are unable to run a

batch of images through Image Processor when a 3rd party filter is used in the

action? This is VERY frustrating.

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Also, if I try to apply the action set using Photoshop Batch, it runs fine but

then I have to confirm Jpeg settings on save for every single image, and with

over 200 images that would take forever.

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Any suggestions or help is much apreciated.

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[gmahler5th]

Nevermind.... Evidently this error only occurs when the sRGB profile is already embedded in your images...

 

http://photoshopnews.com/2006/02/16/errors-occur-when-you-save-jpeg-images-from-the-photoshop-image-processor/

[steve_bingham]

Are you trying to use a PS CS2 action with Bridge? Two separate programs. Try this:

1- Batch process the raw files into a folder. (This will take awhile)

2- Then apply your PS CS2 action to this folder.

That should do it.

[gmahler5th]

Bridge offers the ability to run Image Processor, which allows you to select any of your saved Photoshop actions (custom or default)

 

I finaly got this to work yesterday by deselecting the Apply sRGB Profile option, since the images already had an sRGB profile embedded.