OKay i might resubmit as an actual tutorial. But anyone who hates not being able to look at their raw files or having to convert them all to a viewable format so they can look at each one and quick pick might love this.
Using Adobe Photoshop CS2 and ACR 3.6
Using Adobe Dialog select all raw files.
Hit Select all and Save (by preference use 8 bit per pixel)
Set to File name and use JPEG or desired output
Now sit back and watch it count how many it has left (right hand side) itll as i did save all the fullsize images in default conversion as jpeg's.
Now you can look through your images and reference back tot he raw file for individual editing if desired!
Hope this helps anyone under a workload or afraid of raw!
I have Windows Raw Viewer on my computer. I simply transfer my images from my card onto the computer and look at them straight away...in RAW mode, just as if they were jpegs.
I have Windows Raw Viewer on my computer. I simply transfer my images from my card onto the computer and look at them straight away...in RAW mode, just as if they were jpegs.
Doesn't Raw Viewer work for most RAW formats?
Nikon and Canon formats only. At least you can view Tiff which is slightly helpful.
I have Windows Raw Viewer on my computer. I simply transfer my images from my card onto the computer and look at them straight away...in RAW mode, just as if they were jpegs.
Doesn't Raw Viewer work for most RAW formats?
Nikon and Canon formats only. At least you can view Tiff which is slightly helpful.
Um you cant view tif normally? I dont recall having a problem before but then again if u just run through the folder in Picture and Fax viewer....
Since you have CS2 why wouldn't you just use Bridge?
Yeah about that... Bridge is nice.... and it even has a renamer....... like ive been using on my jpegs that doesnt work on raws..... but this one does...