Hey ya'll,
When I am uploading my new images to my computer, from a wedding or whatever, The computer is saving not only the camera raw images but also a stupid jpeg as well!!! So, I have to go in and delete all the jpegs out of the folder before I even start working on my camera raws. I don't want it to save a copy of the jpeg because I export the Raw files as Jpegs after I batch process them in Lightroom. Can anyone tell me how to make my computer stop doing this? Please?!?!
Thanks OSP Fam! To the rescue again!
Lauren
Full Version: Importing pictures
Lauren...you must be saving both RAW and jpg's on your camera. Can you switch the setting to just RAW?
QUOTE(JAC @ April 9 2008, 11:42 AM) 
Lauren...you must be saving both RAW and jpg's on your camera. Can you switch the setting to just RAW?
When I go back and look at them when I have just shot them, would that show me a duplicate of the same image if that was the case? Because my camera doesn't do that.QUOTE(Lauren Jennings @ April 9 2008, 11:49 AM)
When I go back and look at them when I have just shot them, would that show me a duplicate of the same image if that was the case? Because my camera doesn't do that.
Hey Jennifer, 86 that last comment!! I figured it out, you were right... that was stupid of me LOL!
QUOTE(Lauren Jennings @ April 9 2008, 10:49 AM)
When I go back and look at them when I have just shot them, would that show me a duplicate of the same image if that was the case? Because my camera doesn't do that.
I don't think it does show you both. You have to go into your menu on your camera and change your settings from RAW+JPG to just RAW.
When you go to menu on your camera and click on quality it will show you Large jpg (symbol with a quarter circle) , large compressed jpg (looks like stairs) , med jpg.....etc...RAW+ Large jpg and eventually just RAW.
If you've chosen RAW + symbol, you'll get them saved as both RAW and jpg.
This is the same on the 20D, 30D, 40D, 5D etc...
(you are shooting canon I believe?)
If you've chosen RAW + symbol, you'll get them saved as both RAW and jpg.
This is the same on the 20D, 30D, 40D, 5D etc...
(you are shooting canon I believe?)
QUOTE(Lauren Jennings @ April 9 2008, 11:49 AM)
When I go back and look at them when I have just shot them, would that show me a duplicate of the same image if that was the case? Because my camera doesn't do that.
No. It's a setting on your camera. There is the option to have a RAW file and JPEG saved to your CF cards.QUOTE(kimberlyhurst @ April 9 2008, 11:55 AM)
No. It's a setting on your camera. There is the option to have a RAW file and JPEG saved to your CF cards.
LOL! I guess I shouldn't walk away from my computer while leaving a comment! haha. Sorry for the redundency.
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