Jpegmini pro lightroom plugin how to#
Jpegmini pro lightroom plugin code#

An age where not only is the photography digital, but the most common way that photography is shared and viewed is through digital means. Thanks all for the replies I had figured it out just after I wrote the original post.We live in a digital age. psd, hit one key and the web jpg is saved and I'm right back where I was without accidentally resizing or flattening my psd Then I assign an action with a F key to run the script. SO that it corresponds correctly with each client

Save up the tree one folder, then in the web folder.

Apply my specific web sharpen settings for that size.

I currently now have the script working to: which they (the developer) said it isn't currently. I do know jpegmini is a program and it's also a PS extension, the terminology I was trying to use was, is jpegmini scriptable. and it was important for that web jpg to be the same filename (no 'copy' appended) The duplicate doc was/is a very important part for me, as I want to be working on the psd, hit the hotkey and have a web jpg saved, but I may or may not be done with the psd yet. Thanks for the thoughts, I have since been able to get it working as I needed. So your script could use the Plug-in if its use is scriptable JPEGmini Pro now includes a plug-in for Adobe® Lightroom® and a Photoshop® extension! When you export your photos directly from Lightroom or Photoshop, they will be automatically optimized by JPEGmini to the lowest file size possible without ever sacrificing quality. Reading more on their web sit there now seems to be a plug-in for Lr and Ps. What you posted seems to be more a service or desktop application not a Photoshop plug-in. You would not need to use a plug-in the get the file size you need. You can test the file size saved and resave lowering the jpeg image quality to get a smaller file size or scale down the image. Save AS and Save for Web can save into you Web folder. The Script could of course close it our of Photoshop. You layered document will still be open on Photoshop. You can then use save a jpeg to save the current document into your web folder.

Then test if there is a web folder in it and, if not create the web folder. Once you find the PSD Path you can find that folder paren. Otherwise the jpeg you save may not match what is in your PSD file. If there is a backing file you may also want to test if the Document has been changed since you opened it, and if it has, save the current changes into your PSD file. If the layered document has not been saved you would abort the script with a message that the document has not be saved yet. You would first test to see if your layered document has been saved into a folder not the root on a drive.

You want to save a jpeg for your current document in a web folder where the web folder is in the same folder the has the folder your psd file is in. To me it sounds like you actually do not want to duplicate you layered document. jpg - or at least 'save for web' and not the straight 'save as' - but jpegmini pro is preferred (that one might be hard, I don't know) Then after that, phase 2 would be to see if I could get it to use the 'JpegMini Pro' plugin to save the.

Jpegmini pro lightroom plugin how to#

Thedoc.saveAs((new File(filename)), jpegOptions, true) Īny help with how to get it to go up the tree and into that folder would be greatly appreciated. Var filename = docPath + '/' + basename + '.jpg' getting the location, if unsaved save to desktop

Jpegmini pro lightroom plugin code#

psd and here's the code I have (modified from pieces of script found around the web) and then the script will duplicate the document and save is in the '02 - web' folder.Ĭurrently I have it working, but only to save next to the original. psd I want to assign an action with F key to run the script. jpg there.Įxample folder structure for each session: psd is, go up the tree one, then into the 'web' folder and save the. What I'd really like is for the script to be able to look at the path where the. and I have it currently able to save the. psd) and duplicate it (without 'copy' being appended) - which I have done. I'm working on piecing together a script for Photoshop that will take my current open photo (high res.