I downloaded the PS CS2 trial so I don't have the book and I couldn't find the answer in Bridge's help menu.
After I applied edits to raw images in Bridge, how do I rename and save as JPEGs?
Thanks in advance.
Full Version: Saving changes in Bridge
You'll do two steps. The first is to click Tools>Batch Rename.
If you convert to JPG first, and then rename, your RAW files will still have the original names and you'll never find the right photo if you ever had to start fresh with the original RAW file.
The next step is Tools>Photoshop>Image Processor. That will give you all the conversion options you could ever want. Make sure all the RAW images you want converted are selected first.
It's pretty slick automation. Good luck!
If you convert to JPG first, and then rename, your RAW files will still have the original names and you'll never find the right photo if you ever had to start fresh with the original RAW file.
The next step is Tools>Photoshop>Image Processor. That will give you all the conversion options you could ever want. Make sure all the RAW images you want converted are selected first.
It's pretty slick automation. Good luck!
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You'll do two steps. The first is to click Tools>Batch Rename.
If you convert to JPG first, and then rename, your RAW files will still have the original names and you'll never find the right photo if you ever had to start fresh with the original RAW file.
The next step is Tools>Photoshop>Image Processor. That will give you all the conversion options you could ever want. Make sure all the RAW images you want converted are selected first.
It's pretty slick automation. Good luck!
If you convert to JPG first, and then rename, your RAW files will still have the original names and you'll never find the right photo if you ever had to start fresh with the original RAW file.
The next step is Tools>Photoshop>Image Processor. That will give you all the conversion options you could ever want. Make sure all the RAW images you want converted are selected first.
It's pretty slick automation. Good luck!
Awesome, thank you.
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