Batch Save As

[jbstudios]

O.k. i am trying to do this a much faster way. Normally i shoot in raw and adjust each photo individually. Very time consuming. So my question is i have adjusted one of the photos selected them and batched them. Now how do i do a save as jpegs. Please dont tell me i have to save each on seperatly. I know i must be able to do it a faster way.

any help is very much appreciated. Also for 4x6s if shot in jpeg if you are giving to clients do you do a save as with the proper resolution on each one or just print away. I am usually so anal about cropping i do each one seperate, but it gets to be a lot when you are doing 100s. As you can tell i am trying to get my work flow a bit faster than what i am currently doing.

sorry for the basic questions. I know i should know the answers, but i get so used to doing things a certain way, i dont want to screw them up with trying something different even if it is so much faster.

jb

[coreypolis]

in bridge or photoshop select image proccessor

or do it in lightroom as export

[CyberPet]

David Jay has some great videos online on how to speed things up, especially in Bridge (using presets for Camera Raw) for processing a batch of Raw images shot in similar lighting (he has several sets that he uses). As for saving jpeg's, you can open hundreds of images in Camera Raw and choose Save and set what file type you want to save as, then go for lunch while it's working. Or use Lightroom as Corey alredy suggested.

[_Jo_]

Geez you guys are good - I am always learning something new here! :)

[jbstudios]

YOU are the best! thanks. i really want the dj stuff. it will probably be my next purchase.

jb

[tim]

Get the real world raw book I mention in this thread (http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=242640), it's invaluable.

[mizuno]

I've just started using Lightroom this week as a trial - it's awesome so far.