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Giveaway of the day — Boxoft Batch Photo Processor
Boxoft Batch Photo Processor was available as a giveaway on January 19, 2011!
Do you have a mess of images needed to be batch cropped, rotated, resized or even stamped? Boxoft Photo Processor is multifunctional image editing and converting software. This easy-to-use image processing application supports nearly all kinds of graphic image formats, and provides you multiple enhance and edit tools. All operations can be performed in batch mode for an entire list of images, such as adding same text logo to images, cropping different images to the same size and format and so on.
Note that the best improvement idea will be rewarded with the 30% coupon code for purchasing any product from Boxoft Co. website. Use Idea Informer widget to submit your feedback and do not forget to fill in your name and e-mail – otherwise the Developer will not be able to contact you in case you are the one to win!
System Requirements:
Windows 2000/ 2003/ XP/ Vista/ 7
Publisher:
BoxoftHomepage:
http://boxoft.com/batch-photo-processor/File Size:
4.9 MB
Price:
$27
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Doesn't work, no help, plenty of freeware that perform batch processing far better than this for free. Adds startup program that promotes other software and slows startup. So definitely not worth $27. Unistalled.
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B.t.w. RAW images are also supported.
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? Raw image import is also supported. Just select the group Camera RAW (...) with the arrow down button.
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Strange thing again in Idea Informer. 34 votes in favour of "Have it place a transparant watermark", but the function IS in the program and called Opacity.
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Lu Hulu - No. 17 -- You can use the free Sysinternals "Autoruns" to control anything that starts up when Windows starts. It's an excellent program and I use it frequently. Be careful, though, and don't disable any item that you don't understand.
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I really do not understand why most of these software think they are so important that they must Start up with Windows everytime and leave no option for the user not to allow that.
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Installed, registered, and ran fine on Win7Pro x64. Two drawbacks:
1. Does not support drag-n-drop addition of images.
2. Proportional resize feature only works if you input a height. It does not accept width input.
I tested it on a batch of 75 scanned images I processed a couple of weeks ago using another program, and had the program add a border and add a bit of contrast. It ran quickly and the output looked pretty good. I should note that all of the images were the same size to begin with, so I did not test the program's ability to resize images of different initial sizes.
As noted by others, the interface could use some help, particularly the output screen...it was difficult to tell what I needed to do there.
If all you need is resizing, consider Fotosizer - http://www.fotosizer.com/ - which is donationware.
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I can't believe you need to originally pay for this...it should always be free. As mentioned by the others, FastStone Image Viewer and XnView are MUCH better than Boxoft Batch Photo Processor. Even Ashampoo Photo Commander 5 FREE is better than this. Maybe it is good for novice users or simple processing, but advance users will prefer the other softwares.
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Is there a function to rename a whole batch of images? My suggestion: a conversion process that will rename the photos to the dates taken.
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I use a free program named Irfanview Works great!
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Great but lacks the ability to place the filename in the body. Using the {filename} tag gives the same filename to all the pictures.
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Boxoft Co. but you are competing with freeware which does the same, not saying your soft is bad but you need to offer more.
Thanks anyways GAOTD and Boxoft Co.
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#1 thanks it is much better than giveawayoftheday Boxoft.
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Very nice, easy to use program. Replace the explorer-like interface? With what? A long list of filters, like in Pixo? Suppose you don't like folders on your computer either, one list of files is easier? Don't think so. Some things can't be improved, and this is the best way, neatly and ordened together.
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Judging by the few comments received this an almost me-too product at a high price when the very capable and popular IrfanView and XnView are available at no cost.
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Irfanview can do batch processing- However I have not tried it as I did not have any occasion to do so. Incidentally GAOTD has given some very good software offerings. I always visit the site on a daily basis.
I have seen many comments offering free alternatives. Free alternatives have a very good advantage. In case the hard disk has to be formatted or if a person buys a new computer, the software downloaded through GAOTD becomes unusable, whereas the freeware can be used without any problem. Through this forum I would like to recommend the site Gizmo's freeware reviews : http://www.techsupportalert.com/
The site reviews a number of software programs under different categories.
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Haven't downloaded it because apparently it can't add an 8bf plugin directory (I've got hundreds of those filters, over several folders).
A free batch program that would be able to import external filters (and retain the settings of each filter) is really something I have been looking for for ages.
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IrfanView? that [with the plugin pack] and XnView are my benchmarks- maybe today I can actually get in a real opinion.
if this doesn't do raw, then FastStone Photo Resizer is in the running too. hmm.
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To Vladimir (#1 ): xnView can batch process the images, and YOU CAN select the quality of the output image. (Instead of using "Convert Into...", use "Convert", and click the "Settings" button.)
Anyway, xnView is an excellent free viewer and simple editor, with batch processing, TWAIN scan and screenshot supports, and more. Much more powerful than Boxoft Batch Photo Processor.
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hi fast download key works good
pros
eacy
fast save nice littel program
cons
only like 20 difrent things you can do
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If you want to resize a lot of your photos (you shoot RAW + JPEG, and JPEG is needed only by you, as a convenient reference for RAW file), you can use a free alternative - XnView (www.xnview.com). But you have to install an addon for XnView, to make this feature work. This is easy, free, fully configurable, and gives excellent results. The only drawback: you can't choose a level of compression of resized image.
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