Hi Greg. This is awesome. Really appreciate your work and education/tutorials. Some people in the community could learn to show support :). This script and video is really helpful. Thank you!

What a holy knight you are, Greg! Thanks for this. I've been looking the best way to save for web and still holding onto its sharpness. Thanks a ton.

Thanks, Greg! This should help my workflow on PS a lot. Much appreciated!

Thank you very much Greg for this excellent script and also for making the installation so simple.

fantastic Greg and thanks for your continued efforts to help us all

Thank you! Loving it! A real time saver with confidence of keeping great quality.

Thanks Greg, looks like a very useful script!

Thanks for this great tutorial and script

This is awesome. The script works great and is oh so easy to use.

Excellent! Very cool script and very well explained. Thanks a lot!

A really useful script and video. Thanks a lot.

Thanks Greg. This is really handy. Can you please advise regarding the location of the saved file though? I'd like to save images to my CC, Dropbox or OneDrive and share from there using a mobile or tablet. With all of these you need to save it to your device first and then share to the app. Won't that ruin the quality? Also, it takes up space on the device (although I guess you just need to delete once shared). What do you suggest?

Hello Greg!! Thank you so much for your time. I m not have p3 in my pc. Do you have any idea how to find? Thanks .

Thanks Greg! I’ve already installed the script and I think is awesome and very easy and fast to use it! A question comes up, the file you sharpen and export for the web is already sharpened with other method? I guess that it’s but just to be sure. Thanks!

Thank you very, very much Greg!

Fabulous tool thank you!

Another great video Greg. Many thanks for sharing the script as well. Much appreciated. Have been watching lots of your videos recently and they are all excellent and very helpful for people like me who have limited knowledge of Photoshop. My only request would be, if possible, to go through the steps a bit more slowly so viewers with limited experience, like me, can keep up. ALL Photoshop/Lightroom etc teachers seem to put soooooo much emphasis on doing things quickly but miss the objective of the videos i.e. teaching! I fully appreciate you want to keep your viewers engaged as well. I would rather learn slowly as once the techniques/steps are clearly and fully understood, speed will automatically follow when applied in personal use. May I ask, which lens did you use for this image as IQ is amazing? Thanks again for all your wonderful videos and tips.

This is awesome Greg. Could you use this in a batch mode?

Thanks Greg. I haven't been happy with the sharpening of my photos when I put them on my blog so this is fantastic. I don't always go into Photoshop for all my photos and always export from Lightroom in bulk as they are usually a holiday. Is there any way to do a batch to sharpen a number of photos? I was thinking I could export the photos as high res jpegs from Lightroom and then sharpen them all at once, but I this script doesn't come up in the batch settings. Any ideas?

Hello Greg Thank you for everything you're doing it is greatly appreciated. i tried to download it but i keep getting the "502 Bad Gateway" everytime i click the link.

Hi! Install it but there is nothing in the filters menu! I can activate the panel under window/extensions dough!

Hey Greg, any updates to thi script? Since I updated to the latest Photoshop it has stopped working.

Really cool script, Greg! Perhaps it could leverage JpegMini for compression in the future for those who have that plugin installed. For now I'll just use 100% ultimate quality and run the images through JpegMini as a further step.

Question: Do you recommend converting the image to 16 Bits before running the script? Thanks

Hey Greg, thanks, really! Just one question, nothing really happens when I hold the shift, option or command key while pressing the sharpen button. I would love to mask out some areas but it doesn't work for me, it just keeps exporting to the chosen folder and closes the sharpened image. Do you know why this is not working? Thanks!!

You go Greg... So I find this on your site?

Hi Greg, I tried downloading the script but it didn't work. I'm already subscribed to your newsletter and I actually have Lumenzia V8.5 that I got from your website. Is there anything similar inside Lumenzia?

Sir this link does not work i m got confirmation email but i don't get pack

I have tried to get this but for some reason I don't get the confirmation e-mail. I have looked in the junk folder and its not there. I do get e-mail from you. Looking forward to receiving it. Thanks

How would you export multi photo for instant gram

How can I install that? I subscribed but the download don't show.

I’d love to be able to add my copy rite in the same action.

I regularly post on a camera forum. Their forum software somehow mangles jpegs - regardless of how I downsize, type of sharpness, amount of compression etc. They look fine on my screen, but once uploaded have blocky, noisy shadows. Yours don't. Thank you very much.

i came late and can't get a free script. You are selling it now? thank you

Very nice script and video. But there's still no complete control of what the viewer sees due to differences in monitors, etc. And I'm not expecting that from your script, either. For example, I've noticed that an image viewed on my 5k Retina iMac (5120x2880 pix) looks much sharper than the same image viewed on an NEC PA272W (1920x1080 pix), which has a lesser screen resolution. Just pointing out an issue when viewing images distributed on the internet that photographers should be aware of ...

Can you Batch sharpen and resize photos for the web with this Script? 🤔🤓😏