On Apr 11, 2006, at 6:46 AM, Don Williams wrote:
Yes indeed. It works. Now to see if opening the files directly will
save time. I've been batch
converting in RSE and discarding quite a high percentage. This may
save time. Thanks a
whole lot. I should have done this long ago.
This has been mentioned here many many times, but it bears repeating.
If you're new to CS/ACR2.x or CS2/ACR3.x, you will save a tremendous
amount of time by obtaining Bruce Fraser's "Real World Camera Raw
with Photoshop [ CS | CS2 ]" (pick the edition that matches the
version of Photoshop you're using as there are substantial
differences). Learning how to use File Browser/Bridge to sort and
select RAW files for processing, how to develop a set of RAW
processing parameters, how to apply them to a lot of files easily and
quickly, learning how to automate the tedious and repetitive
processes ... learning how to use the software tools effectively is
very important to being productive.
Bruce's book is about the best presented collection of the RAW
concepts and workflow paradigm I've found. Alluding to one previous
thread, it's not about photography so much as it's about the software
tools used to make photography possible.
Godfrey
