Filed in archive Photoshop by Andrew Garrett on September 2, 2006

The batch processor (Automation tool) built into Photoshop is very powerful (same can be said about the ImageProcesor script). But I always missed one important feature:

* You cannot run the batch processors on a source image tree and create a target image tree with the same folder hierarchy.

I'll be checking this one one this weekend...

[Via Jeff Tranberry's Photoshop Crawlspace ]

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