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social media sites have multiple spaces on the page where an image can be placed and each space has a specific (different) px dimension. can multiple recipes with different px dimensions, to match those sizes, be used simultaneously on one image, and will each file produced from each recipe selected have the correct px dimension or, does the file have to be cropped to the desired px dimension first then a single recipe chosen that corresponds to the crop dimension, processed, then these steps repeated for each size wanted thereby being processed one at a time? have considered creating multiple variants to achieve this, haven't done that yet...
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  • John Doe
    That's precisely the power of Output Recipes.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    john doe- how is it done correctly? i notice that when the dimensions of the recipe do not match that of the image size (crop size), the numeric values in the process summary for the size are displayed in red.
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  • John Doe
    You can probably find good info in this new webinar : https://youtu.be/VNawSHMp0UQ
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  • Permanently deleted user
    john, thanks for the replies. i watched that webinar today, did learn some new procedures. asked this question but unfortunately it was not chosen/answered.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    You can create a recipe for each size you need but the issue you may run into is aspect ratio. For example say Facebook needs output as 1280x800 pixels but Instagram wants 1000x1000. Obviously you need different crops for each output so you can't totally automate this process.
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  • SFA
    [quote="dan122" wrote:
    You can create a recipe for each size you need but the issue you may run into is aspect ratio. For example say Facebook needs output as 1280x800 pixels but Instagram wants 1000x1000. Obviously you need different crops for each output so you can't totally automate this process.


    Even if you specify a crop size there is still the question about how it is positioned and applied to the image.

    For snap shots that may not matter much.

    For more serious creative work in the traditional sense it probably does.


    Grant
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  • Permanently deleted user
    dan122,sfa,john doe-after working through all the material i read yesterday and webinars/tutorials and your responses, i think i was finally able to get straight/understand. I believe as long as the original aspect ratio is maintained, multiple recipes can be used simultaneously to resize the image without incidence or cropping. it is when a crop that does not keep the original ratio that the issues arise, such as a square crop. it is with scenarios such as this that the recipe be selected, the crop tool set to output and the image cropped then processed. thanks again to each of you.
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