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Updated README and removed the redunant for loop

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Jacob Cody Wimer
2019-11-15 15:17:49 -05:00
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@@ -13,4 +13,5 @@ I'm a photographer. I regularly need to save jpegs for web. This is a python scr
1. Run `convert.py` 1. Run `convert.py`
* This will download ImageMagick into the imagemagick folder. * This will download ImageMagick into the imagemagick folder.
* This convert files into the web-files folder. * This will convert files into the web-files folder.
* This will convert files into the high-res folder for customer delivery.

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@@ -24,10 +24,9 @@ def convertFilesInInput():
print("Converting " + filename + " for web.") print("Converting " + filename + " for web.")
convertImage("1500","50",filename,getOutputPath()) convertImage("1500","50",filename,getOutputPath())
for filename in os.listdir(inputFolder):
print("Converting " + filename + " for delivery.") print("Converting " + filename + " for delivery.")
# 6000x can give you a 20 inch image for print. Printing is 300dpi so 6000px/300dpi = 20inch, but if someone wants a 20x16 your smaller edge needs to be 4800px # 6000x can give you a 20 inch image for print. Printing is 300dpi so 6000px/300dpi = 20inch, but if someone wants a 20x16 your smaller edge needs to be 4800px
convertImage("8000","50",filename,getOutputPathHighRes()) convertImage("8000","50",filename,getOutputPathHighRes())
def convertImage(pixels,quality,filename,outputPath): def convertImage(pixels,quality,filename,outputPath):
#os.path.splitext(filename)[0] gets rid of file extension if you want a different extension #os.path.splitext(filename)[0] gets rid of file extension if you want a different extension