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How do I process a batch of images using ImageMagick in Windows XP?

Asked by klashn in Web Images

Tags: imagemagick, batch, windows

I have a bunch of images from my Canon S230 camera. I have copied all the image files from the memory card to my hard drive and they all reside in one folder.

The image filenames are as such:  IMG_0001.JPG, IMG_0002.JPG, etc. and I have about 200 pictures.

The pictures have been taken in 1024x768 resolution and take up about 200kb - 300kb each.

I want to resize all these pictures down to about 100kb each.
I would prefer that the images stay 1024x768, but I would be happy with 800x600 too.

Using ImageMagick 5.5 (imagemagick.org) I used 'convert' with some arguments to resize one of the images, so essentially I know how to do ONE image, but would be tedious to do 200 images.

This is the string i typed into the command line interface of 'convert':

convert IMG_0xxx.JPG -size 800x600 -resize 800x600 temp.jpg      (xxx = any number)

This converts my original image of 1024x768 to 800x600.

While converting all these images in batch I would like to rename them to New_York_xxx.JPG

trying to find a way to do my 200 images, because it would take a long time to do it by hand!

Thank you in advance for suggestions and help

Kai
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