You can do all the same stuff.. One at a time or in big batch groups.
Godfrey - www.gdgphoto.com
On Oct 2, 2008, at 8:03 AM, ann sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Paul Stenquist wrote:
I don't do batch conversions when I shoot RAW. The advantage of
RAW lies in the fine tuning that it allows you. One size fits all
doesn't give you any real advantage over shooting jpegs.
Me too -- I shoot raw, bring into photoshop elements, tweak
exposure sometimes before I actually open the file, then adjust size
in elements... always saving one tweaked file as
TIFF to fiddle with later without going back to the raw file. Then
I adjust res to 72 ppi and
save file to srgb - I DONT use the 'save for web' option ever
because I noticed if I use
that feature in elements the exif data gets clobbered...
ann
' I use ACR, so I do sometimes start with "last conversion" when
tweaking a shot. But it's rare that any two are identical. I use
an action to downsize for the web pics, convert to SRGB and save
for web.
Paul
On Oct 2, 2008, at 9:41 AM, David J Brooks wrote:
I don't do farm shoots, even though it says i do on my site, but i
have agreed to do one
after our Thanksgiving long weekend. The one lady is a friend, and
the
farm is right on the Vivian forest, so should
have lots of colour to work with, and thats what they want.
I'll be doing CD's for them, probably taking 20-30 shots minimum of
each. I was thinking of the D200 and K10D, but shoot in Raw. Maybe
not
so much for the K10D, but raw for the D200, so i can get the best,
sharpest photo out to them.
What do you think would be the best way to convert to jpg, to make a
web page, and do the adjustments for the CD's.
Lightroom is what i'm thinking would be best, then if i only need to
do a small change i can apply it to the batch,, i think i remember
how
to do that.
Any ideas from the raw shooters on how you do your batch conversions
and proccessing.
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Ontario Canada
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