TreatWidthHeight

TreatWidthHeight

Command Line Example

abatchit *.jpg templatefile=downsize.ini treatwidthheight

abatchit *.tif resizemethod=downsizebypixel width=400 treatwidthheight

Images taken from a digital camera or scanned from prints or negatives are usually landscape images. As such, width would refer to the length of the horizontal axis and height as the height of the vertical axis. However, when images are rotated to portrait, the width is not the longer of the two dimensions.

AutoBatch It! allows you to consider width (whether horizontal or vertical) as the longer axis and the height as the shorter of the two. This is achieve when TreatWidthHeight is included in the command.

For example, an image with a dimension height=400 and width=600. This would be treated as a landscape image.

If the image is rotated, the dimension would be height=600 and width=400. This would be considered a portrait image.

If the TreatWidthHeight is included, the height property would be set as 400 and the width as 600 when the resizemethod=upsizebypixel or resizemethod=downsizebypixel is included.