New Animated Image node, which will allow you to make animated GIF or PNGs.
Droplet support! Use the File ▸ Save As Droplet… menu item to write out your workflow as an application, which you can then drag and drop folders and images on to run your workflow. To re-edit a workflow contained in a droplet, you can either hold down the Option key when opening the droplet, or drag and drop the droplet onto the Retrobatch app icon.
New Set Finder Tags node, which can assign one or more tags to images in the Finder (Pro only). This will work on the image that was most recently written- so you don't need to write out a copy of an image to set it. You can instead have a Read node, and then a Set Finder Tags right after it and Retrobatch will then set the tags on the original files.
The Clipboard node got some improvments:
It will now notice when a new image shows up on the clipboard, and update the preview accordingly.
If you copy a file in the Finder, it'll now use that file on disk to process through any following nodes.
New preferences for sending out a notificaiton when a workflow ends, as well as playing a sound.
The Watermark node now has a "File Number" token, which is the image number being processed.
The Shell Script node has a new field where you can enter arguments to the selected script. Arguments are separated by spaces.
New "Round Corners" node.
New "Limit" node which will limit the number of images or PDFs allowed to pass through (Pro only).
New "Image Grid" node.
New option for the Write Images node, which enables to you write your processed images back to the original image it came from.
New template "Classify and Set Keywords" which uses Machine Learning to figure out what's in the image, and sets the metadata keyword based on what it found.
New "Page Number" rule in the Rules Node. You can use this rule to say "only let the first page of a PDF through", or "all pages of an animated GIF except the first", or even limit images 5 though 16.
Version 1.1.1:
New
Create indexed PNG files with the a new "Indexed PNG" node. This node builds on top of pngquant, which is a handy tool for reducing the number of colors in a PNG file resulting in smaller images.
New node for Retrobatch Pro: Mask to Alpha, which converts grayscale images with blacks to transparent and keeps the white areas opaque.
MacOS 10.13+: A new "Extract Disparity Image" node which will pull out a disparity map images which contain it (iPhone X(s), iPhone 8+, etc.)
MacOS 10.14+: A new "Extract Portrait Matte" node which will pull out the portrait matte on images taken iPhones which support it (iPhone X(s), iPhone 8+, etc.)
Fixes
Fixed a problem where the DPI of a PNG would be lost when using the Crush option in the write node.
Fixed a problem where Retrobatch could crash if a text watermark font previously used went missing.
Fixed a problem where the Page Splitter node wasn't remembering the right DPI for TIFF files.
Fixed a problem with the HEIC to JPEG template.
Fixed a problem where Retrobatch wouldn't run via the command line tool correctly.
Fixed a problem where Retrobatch could hang when running via Folder Actions.
Changes
The scale node now takes decimal values for the scale as percentage field.
Removed the "ImageAlpha" node, in favor of the "Indexed PNG" node.
