Using CS or CS2, if you use an adjustment layer approach as I do, once you get the adjustment layer correction set up right, you can output the settings for it as a file and then write a script to create the adjustment layer and apply that correction, use it as a batch operation with the Automate command.
If you were using Lightroom, you could do it exactly as he did in the tutorial video. G On May 21, 2007, at 5:28 AM, David J Brooks wrote: > Thanks. > > I'm in the process of downloading the jpegs, in about an hour or so. > On the WalBal video, he linked the shot of the walbal and the raw file > he wanted to correct, in the camera raw program. > Can i do this "link" with a jpg in PS. I have CS2 on the PC and CS1 > on the Mac. > > Dave > > On 5/20/07, Godfrey DiGiorgi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> If you're using Lightroom, you do white balance correction in exactly >> the same way regardless of whether you're working with a RAW, JPEG, >> TIFF or PSD file. >> >> If you're using Photoshop, of course you do white balance correction >> in Camera Raw with RAW files using a similar eyedropper tool. For >> JPEG, TIFF and PSD files, I do white balance correction by creating >> an Curves tool Adjustment Layer and using the Curves pallette's >> eyedropper tools for black point, white point and gray point >> settings. I usually set up a set of 5x5 samplers before doing so to >> allow a little greater precision in setting the correct data points >> before doing the adjustment. >> >> I'd shoot an exposure of a white/gray/black test target rather than >> just a white sheet of paper. >> >> Godfrey >> >> On May 20, 2007, at 3:35 AM, David J Brooks wrote: >> >>> I just finished watcjing parts of the WhiBal video. He is doing the >>> white balance conversion in Raw but is there a way todo this with >>> jpgs. >>> >>> Meaqning he is opening the shot and the WhiBal shot and adjusting >>> the >>> WB. Can this be done in PS in Jpeg mode. >>> >>> Its really cloudy out this morning, for the horse show and i thought >>> i'd shoot a picture of a white piece of paper and try this. I'm >>> using >>> the D1H today, and it does not seem to like the Expodisk. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
