Batch Adjust Color in Mac Preview ?

[Foli81]

It is possible? I tried selecting 10 images within a single preview window and then adjusted colors. However, only one image gets adjusted.

Is there a workaround to this or am I going about it wrong?

Alas, I need this for laser printing of 100's of photographs of hand written forms, so it's really speed/quantity over quality.

Thanks! Nik


iMac (late 2009) Yosemite

 

[RadDave]

It is possible? I tried selecting 10 images within a single preview window and then adjusted colors. However, only one image gets adjusted.

Is there a workaround to this or am I going about it wrong?

Alas, I need this for laser printing of 100's of photographs of hand written forms, so it's really speed/quantity over quality.

Thanks! Nik........iMac (late 2009) Yosemite

Hi Nik - I use Preview quite a bit but have not done any 'batch processing' which I believe is rather limited in the app, e.g. rotating multiple figures - just tried to color manipulate a few images w/o success, so I suspect not an option, but you might want to checkout this OSXDaily Article for possibilities.

The only other imaging app on my laptop is Pixelmator - just checked their website and that excellent program seems not of offer that feature - surprised (quote below). There seems to be a GIMP Plugin that might accomplish your goals - check the link, if interested. Sorry that I could not help much - good luck! Dave

Batch apply or copy-paste effects to multiple images (in: Questions)
Hi andrewmac,

At the moment Pixelmator doesn't offer a batch processing feature for applying the effects on multiple images, I'm afraid. You should be able to tweak the images separately quite easily though by using the Brightness, or some other Color Adjustments effects.