Is there such a thing as a bulk image enhancer?

[gg0709]

Greetings!

I chose this forum thinking that those who participate may have experience with image enhancing software. If this is not a good place, please excuse me and point me in the right direction.

I am learning to create video tutorials that help people learn to use PC and web apps. I use Snagit to capture screen images and in most cases they are a bit fuzzy. Is there a way to enhance these images, similar to how wizards in photo editing apps work? For example, the photo editing app I use (PSP 4x) has a "One Step Photo Fix" that does wonders for the many poor shots I take on my cheap Samsung. I was wondering if there is some app that will do the trick in bulk on the many images I use in my video projects. Adjusting them one by one is just tooooo time consuming. I really don't know much about this and will appreciate your guidance.

Thanks very much!

 

[480sparky]

There's a bazillion 'batch processors', but they will apply the same changes to all images.

There's no such thing as a "Enter a so-so photo and out comes a magazine cover shot'. Part of the process of photography is applying the right (and required) steps in post.

 

[gg0709]

Thanks for the quick reply! Can you recommend a good 'batch processor' that is easy to learn? I don't expect a magazine cover shot, I am looking to improve the way the image looks when played back inside a video. Perhaps this is what I need and I would like to check it out. Thanks very much for your help.

 

[480sparky]

I'd start with the software that came with the camera.

 

[3bayjunkie]

I usually do stuff like that with photoshop. Is there something specific you need done?

 

[Derrel]

Tequila in LARGE doses can make many images appear much better!