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Originally Posted by Odys
I didn't mention "PNG" anywhere and were referring to unnecessary worrying about pink lines like this.
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Well I only brought it up because the conversation turned to why a batch resize won't work. Sorry if I added to the confusion. That said, if batch resizing
only created the issue of the half-pixel pink lines, I'm pretty sure, it would be easy enough to go in and create 1px wide pink lines over the resulting images.
My point is that I'm thinking there's got to be a good way to get the images to the right size/resolution from the source PSD's, with somewhat minimal effort. If I have to create some 1 px wide pink lines, that's fine. Just looking to develop a consensus approach as to what the best method is for doing this so we're all doing the same thing the same way and limiting deviation. I'm a process guy at work, so I'm inclined to say, "let's figure out the best procedure, then make sure anyone who is resizing images is doing the same thing, the exact same way, so we'd all get the same/best results." I'm not a designer by any means but I dabble and can follow procedures. I'd be happy to document a procedure too.
It sounds like you have some knowledge around this, so I'm definitely interested in hearing your thoughts on the best way to achieve this.