Batch Sledge Photo Processor

Bringing a new twist to the good, old image editor might prove an unnecessary hassle, yet Batch Sledge Photo Processor manages to do that without losing the ease of use.

The first step is the same as with all the other similar apps, you need to create a list with the source graphic files (supported formats include JPEG, TIFF, BMP, GIF, PSD and RAW formats).

Next, you can select the actions you want to perform and create a process path with each step. You can perform the action on all the source images, or you can setup conditional filters for moving on to the next stage. For example, if some of the source pictures are taken later or sooner than a specified date, you can route the process.

Batch Sledge Photo Processor offers you the possibility to perform a wide range of actions, such as rotate the images, resize them to a custom size, twirl, bloat, or flip them. Grayscale and inversion are also supported.

When it comes to renaming your images, you can create a pattern to automate the process, along with converting them - the output format can be JPEG, PNG, BMP, GIF or TIFF. You can also append EXIF information like title, author, copyright info, description, comment and keywords.

You can even set the utility to delete the source file if all the actions were completed successfully.

To wrap it up, Batch Sledge Photo Processor can easily become your new favorite application for modifying your images, as long as you are only interested in the basic actions. The enhancements part could use some improvements, as some professionals might require watermarking functions, for example.