Program to snag file dimensions and resolutions.

[igg55555]

I am looking for a program that will rip through a couple thousand psd files and provide a list (preferably csv or xls file) of file names and corresponding dimensions and resolution for those files. Any help would be appreciated.

 

[Paul MR]

Do you have Photoshop? If so what version as this should be possible with a Bridge script.

 

[igg55555]

Do you have Photoshop? If so what version as this should be possible with a Bridge script.

We have many flavors of Photoshop around the office ranging from 7.0 to the most current. No bridge script experience here. Any pointers where I can find some good resources so I can learn to accomplish what I'm going for?

 

[Tom Mann]

I have a plugin for Lightroom that does exactly this. Unfortunately, I'm 3000 mi away fm my home computer and can't easily look it up, but it should be easy to find.

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[Tom Mann]

I'm pretty sure it is one of these:
http://regex.info/blog/lightroom-goodies

 

[jerseyboy]

XnViewMP will create file listings with dimensions in TXT, XML and CSV formats (using the Create / File listing function)

http://www.xnview.com/en/xnviewmp/

A freebie available for Windows, Mac and Linux platforms.

 

[Paul MR]

If you can't find a plug in, I will put a Bridge script together for you.

 

[jerseyboy]

If you can't find a plug in, I will put a Bridge script together for you.

I would also appreciate a Bridge script. Thanks in advance.

 

[Paul MR]

Here you are....

To install unzip and place the script into the following folder:
Start Bridge
Preferences -Startup Scripts
At the bottom click the "Reveal Button" this will open the folder where the script should be placed.
Close and restart Bridge.
Accept the new script.
You should now have a new menu "Extract", click this and select "Extract Data"
The default is to use the current folder, but you can select any folder you wish.
All CSV files will be created on the desktop with the folder name.

Only PSD files are coded, but this could be altered.

Best of luck!

 

[jerseyboy]

Here you are....


Only PSD files are coded, but this could be altered.

Best of luck!

Excellent, many thanks. Hmm.. would it be possible to include JPGs, PDFs and AIs ?

That would be the cherry on the cake.

 

[Paul MR]

PDF and AI files do not always have the information, but you can try it.
change line 68
From:-
var fileList= folderList[a].getFiles("*.psd");
To:-
var fileList= folderList[a].getFiles(/\.(jpg|tif|psd|ai|pdf)$/i);

Make sure you use a PLAIN text editor! ExtendScript Toolkit would be the best as this is installed with Photoshop.

 

[jerseyboy]

PDF and AI files do not always have the information, but you can try it.
change line 68
From:-
var fileList= folderList[a].getFiles("*.psd");
To:-
var fileList= folderList[a].getFiles(/\.(jpg|tif|psd|ai|pdf)$/i);

Many thanks it seems to work fine with the files that I have tried.

BTW, the link to the website used as a signature in your posts links to an empty page!

 

[Paul MR]

Thanks to the moderators the link has now been fixed.