How to speed up postprocessing

Armans Photography wrote in post #13200721
=Arman's Photography;13200721]T​hanks guys, awesome info, I have tried image processor in bridge and it works great , great tool, it only takes up to 26 pics at a time but it is still fast and practical.

I've used Image Processor to process hundreds of photos at a time so I'm not sure what you're talking about here.

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Stephen-shooter wrote in post #13196624
Here are the nice tips on how to organize the workflow (including post-processing) for the most efficiency: http://thomashawk.com …graphy-workflow-2011.html

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tim wrote in post #13196700
My wedding workflow is detailed on this thread. Photoshop proper is barely used, it's almost all done in Bridge.

Simply, amazing!

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PixelMagic wrote in post #13200738
I've used Image Processor to process hundreds of photos at a time so I'm not sure what you're talking about here.

Ok I have selected 224 images now, let see if they all will go without stoping, could be my comp. before

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Armans Photography wrote in post #13200721
=Arman's Photography;13200721]T​hanks guys, awesome info, I have tried image processor in bridge and it works great , great tool, it only takes up to 26 pics at a time but it is still fast and practical.

I've processed thousands of images using image processor directly in photoshop, and hundreds from bridge. I think you're doing it wrong.

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Armans Photography wrote in post #13200721
=Arman's Photography;13200721]T​hanks guys, awesome info, I have tried image processor in bridge and it works great , great tool, it only takes up to 26 pics at a time but it is still fast and practical.

Yes, it's a great tool. Having tools like that are big reasons why I went from Elements to CSx.

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tim wrote in post #13200832
I've processed thousands of images using image processor directly in photoshop, and hundreds from bridge. I think you're doing it wrong.

It is all good now, it goes the way it should be, it was my comp before, now i can put thousands of pics true. What a relieve, thanks guys

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