Can I resize a group of photos at once in CS2

[CodGuru]

I have lots of photos of my friends birthday party. I took all those images with my camcorder. So all the photos are quiet large and consumes a lot of space when I save it on my computer. Because of this I am also unable to send it to any of my friends. I have Adobe PhotoShop CS2 with me. But resizing each and every photo one by one is tedious task. Can I resize all or a group of photos at once using Adobe PhotoShop CS2?

[Gunilla]

You can resize photos as per your requirement using Microsoft Office Picture Manager but the only problem is that your photos may blur out. To fix this, Adobe Photoshop can be used to retain the sharpness of images. However I don't think if it is possible to resize a bunch of images together. But you can use the following method to resize them:

1. Open your photo in Adobe Photoshop CS2.
2. From the Image menu, click Image Size.
3. The Image Size dialog box displays. Enter the Width and Height.
4. Select the Resample Image check box, and then select one of the following as per your requirement:
   
   • Bicubic Sharper: Reduces the size of the photo.
   • Bicubic Smoother: Enlarges the photo.
5. Click OK.

[Bull50]

In Adobe Photoshop CS2, you can easily resize a group of photos at once. Just follow the below steps:

1. From the File Menu, select "Scripts"
2. Select "Image Processor."
3. Select the folder containing the images that you want to resize.
4. Select the location where you want to save the resized images.
5. Under the File Type, select "Resize to Fit" and enter the new width and height of the images.
6. Click "Run" to start the resizing process.

[Glenny]

In Adobe Photoshop CS2, there is yet another way to resize a group of photos:

• Open an image you want to resize in Photoshop CS2
  
• In the Actions panel, create a new folder and give it a name (e.g. "newImages")
  
• Now create a new action and give it a unique name (e.g. "720px").
  
• Now go to Image and then Image Size.
  
• Change the DPI to 72DPI and the Height to 720px and click OK
  
• Stop the action recording