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Mar 06, 2011 02:27 |  #1

Hi,

I know, I better have taken jpg photos with lowest resolution immediately, but I have a full directory of raw photos (CR2 files) that I actually need in JPG with low quality (200-400kb) to sell some second hand material fast online.

I know there exist photoshop batch tools and actions, but I tried this with an online manual but it didn't work out well.
Are there any other tools to process RAW files in batch to JPG where you can select the quality low-moderate-high ?

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Mar 06, 2011 02:33 |  #2

What software do you have? Bridge and ACR offer excellent batch functionality.


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Mar 06, 2011 08:59 |  #3

So does Lightroom, at a less expensive price than Photoshop with Bridge and ACR.


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Mar 06, 2011 13:03 |  #4

You can do this easily with the Canon Raw processing software Digital Photo Professional -- it gives you jpeg-like Picture Styles from the get-go.


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Mar 06, 2011 15:11 |  #5

tonylong wrote in post #11967135 (external link)
You can do this easily with the Canon Raw processing software Digital Photo Professional -- it gives you jpeg-like Picture Styles from the get-go.

You can do this easily with the FREE Canon Raw processing software Digital Photo Professional that comes with the camera -- it gives you jpeg-like Picture Styles from the get-go.


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Mar 06, 2011 15:15 |  #6

Wilt wrote in post #11967870 (external link)
You can do this easily with the FREE Canon Raw processing software Digital Photo Professional that comes with the camera -- it gives you jpeg-like Picture Styles from the get-go.

Heh! Do you ever get phrases/sentences/para​graphs that you repeat so often you just paste them in a text file that sits on your desktop? I've done a bit of that:)!


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Mar 06, 2011 15:17 |  #7

tonylong wrote in post #11967889 (external link)
Heh! Do you ever get phrases/sentences/para​graphs that you repeat so often you just paste them in a text file that sits on your desktop? I've done a bit of that:)!

Oh, you mean like, "You do not want more 'bokeh', you want more 'out of focus background"?! :lol:


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Mar 06, 2011 16:23 |  #8

Wilt wrote in post #11967897 (external link)
Oh, you mean like, "You do not want more 'bokeh', you want more 'out of focus background"?! :lol:

Heh! Smoosh it is, then:)!


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