Retrobatch overview

Retrobatch is a flexible batch image processing tool.

Flexible: A node based batch image processor means you can mix, match, and combine different operations together to make the perfect workflow.
Super Charged: A node for every operation, from changing DPI to rotation to Machine Learning to custom behaviors with AppleScript. Optimize your images for fast delivery over the Internet.
Batch: Process one image or thousands of images, with support for reading and writing common file formats, creating multiple inputs and multiple outputs.

What’s new in version 1.4.5

Updated on Jul 20 2022

Fixed a problem where you couldn't scale or use certain nodes with images containing an extended range color space.
Fixed a problem where the Source Folder Path write token wouldn't work correctly when reading folders with sub-directory reading enabled.
Fixed a problem where the rules editor could strip out part of a number because of an errant comma.
Fixed a problem where undo/redo could be a little wonky.
Fixed a problem where Instant Alpha for 64bit images wasn't as smooth as it could be.
Fixed a problem where the $FileNumber04$ token wouldn't always work as expected in the write node.
Fixed a problem where sometimes converting a PNG to a GIF would fail.
Fixed a problem on MacOS Big Sur where Apple Events via Automator were sometimes sending weirdly formatted URLs to Retrobatch and it was unable to process the event correctly.
Thumbnails for 16bpc images are now showing again if you're using MacOS Monterey (it's disabled on 10.15 / 11 because of a big memory leak in the system frameworks, which is now fixed in Monterey).
Added a new "ExifAux" group for the Remove Specific Metadata" node.
defaults write com.flyingmeat.Retrobatch keepDepthData 1
Should this be a new node? Or maybe an option in the write node? This is a fun hidden pref to experiment with, but it'll probably change in the future.

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