Develop settings when importing RAW + jpeg

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• Importing RAW + JPEG photos files times

  I put up my Nikon D5100 to shoot RAW + JPEG files when I take pictures. Photos is to import both, when I just want to import JPEG files. Can I separate the two formats and delete the RAW files in pictures? Also, how can I stop the RAW files to import in the first place?

  If I search for RAW files in Photos, the program shows them, but when I choose 'Get Info' on them, they show that the JPEG. Really weird...

  Yes you are right - this is exactly how it works - to use the RAW format as the original for editing then editing for a photo mode, click on use RAW original title in the menu image - these photos will have a RAW badge on them, others will have a JPEG badge on them--Photos that are found only in a format do not have a badge on them

  And I suggest review you both RAW and JPEG shooting and shoot that you want - if you pull them both, and then import that you'll both in Photos - you can use Image capture and import from the camera on the disc and separate form BRUTE of the JPEG and import only the one you want - but even for me it is just logical to the format you want to shoot not the format you want

  LN

• How to change the import settings when importing photos

  Changing the settings to import photo with Windows 7

  I want to change the import for my Canon camera settings when you import pictures using Windows 7.  I had already managed to do it once but to adjust settings again.  However, when I connect my camera to my PC, it starts automatically import photos based on the current settings with no option to change.  Please help - its driving me crazy!

  Microsoft seems to be lame on answering machine bugs here and just standard information messages, which of course do not work.

  A solution has been validated, in part, to david.gardiner.net.au/2010/02/changing-location-of-pictures-and.html. Maybe there is an easier way.

  In the Windows registry under HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Photo Acquisition

  There are a number of subkeys. For example, there is a subkey "Camera and Portable device."

  Return the next value of AcquisitionFlags to 0 x 82 in the registry key seems to restore the Import Wizard asking you to specify an optional tag and you click again on the link "Import settings":

  HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Photo Acquisition\Camera and Portable device

  To make this change yourself, follow these steps (with the standard warning that change the incorrect Windows registry can completely ruin everything!):

  1. run regedit.exe
  2 navigate in the tree of the registry to find the following subkey:

  HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Photo Acquisition\Camera and Portable device

  3. double-click on the value "AcquisitionFlags".
  4. Type "82".
  5. click "OK" and close the registry editor

  I had to scan it for my Scanner in the category.

• LR6 - when importing RAW, develop settings are applied it is-100 to highlight the exhibition shadows + 1.45 + 70.  How to import with zero development parameters.  I ran a few HDR mixes when I got the software and the DNG HDR file had these settings apply

  

  Probably, you set a default value for the camera. Go to preferences-> Presets and reset all camera default settings.

• "Shrinking" when importing RAW files?

  I save RAW (CR2) files to a folder on my hard drive.  I then import/copy them to the catalogue (No. DNG conversion).  Most of the files are 18-20meg.  However, when I mouse over the image in the library, it shows that most of them like 15meg yet CR2.  What happens here?  I also don't create previews (yet), in most cases.  Also I use LR 5.5 on OS10.9.

  Yes, I need to learn how to store / organize photos more efficiently. In the meantime, I want to assure you that i've got full access to data for editing. After all, that's why I'm shooting in RAW.

  Can someone help me out here?

  Where you see the size of the file in the library?

  Are you confused Megapixels with Mo?

  The megapixels are determined by the width and the height of the sensors and data relatively constant for a particular configuration of brute, while the megabytes would vary based on the compressibility of the raw data and embedded preview JPG which are more compressible than if there are smooth areas and less noise due to the ISO settings, so the size of files themselves may vary considerably.

• I see my .nef being adjusted automatically when importing raw files

  Sorry if this is a stupid question or answered before, but when I import files from my CF card in lightroom, import the files I can see them coming as I pulled on them and then adjust automatically to be darker.  I import with no presets.  Is this a function of lightroom see what camera images where shot with it and then make an adjustment based on the camera?  Is there anyway to eliminated adjustments because the files are imported.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  See this FAQ - http://forums.adobe.com/thread/358016?tstart=0

• Problems with bullets when importing FM in RoboHelp

  Hello

  I need to convert FrameMaker 10 book with a list to bullets in HTML using RoboHelp 9.

  When I first imported the book in RoboHelp, everything seems fine. However, when I published the file as WebHelp, first level bullets appear as a "n".

  Now, to solve this problem, I tried to change the map style settings when importing FrameMaker book.

  When you import, in the Conversion Settings dialog box, I navigated to the relevant bullet style (for example, FM_LB1) and does so:

  1. Click Modify Style. The Styles window opens.
  2. Click AutoNumber. The list for Autonumbering window opens.
  3. Deslected the box inherit the property of multilevel list numbering .
  4. Select disc list numbering.
  5. Click OK. I now return to the window Styles.

  Now, before you close the window Styles, I clicked on the AutoNumber to verify that the settings are saved. To my surprise, I saw that:

  • The Property Inherit multilevel list numbering is selected.
  • Class List is rl-p-FM_LB1.
  • List level is 1.
  • The preview showed a numbered list instead of the ball that I had selected previously.

  How can this happen? Again, I changed the settings. But it was of no use.

  For this reason, I still don't get the bulleted list in the required format when I publish this course as an HTML tag.

  My ultimate goal is to use the backup settings in this example the file as a .isf file and help to users who are not familiar with Robohelp generate HTML output directly from FrameMaker. So I want to avoid making the changes after importing wherever possible.

  Please guide.

  I solved this problem after a lot of trial and error. I give a detailed step by step procedure here.

  Summary of the issue:

  This problem has existed for a multi-level and balls and not only the first level bullets as I mentioned earlier. In addition, even after having obtained the right of the bulleted list in RoboHelp, the format of the balls not appeared correctly in FireFox (balls have been replaced by a symbol resembling "n"). However, they appeared correctly in Internet Explorer.

  Solution:

  So, here is what I did.

  Creation of the settings file

  1. Create an empty project to RoboHelp.
  2. Go to file > project settings. The project settings dialog box opens.
  3. Change the importing CSS file by default FrameMaker - RHStyleMapping.css. The Styles dialog box opens.
  4. Create lists of several levels with the required formats of ball. In my case, it was the square bales of first level, second level circles and dash for the third level.
  5. Bind the list of level first level paragraph style, second level list to paragraph style BodyLevel2 level and third level paragraph style BodyLevel3 list BodyLevel1 .
  6. Set the size required for the bullets.
  7. Click OK.
  8. In the project settings dialog box, export and save the new settings in the .isf file.
  9. Click OK to return to the main window of RoboHelp.

  The FrameMaker file import

  1. Import FrameMaker book / file using the new .isf file. Note that the CSS for Style mapping is RHStyleMapping.css
  2. Click Edit to change the settings for file conversion. Opens the dialog box settings of Conversion.
  3. Map the Level1 style of chip FM to RoboHelp BodyLevel1 style.
  4. Click Modify Style. The Styles dialog box opens.
  5. Make the necessary changes to formatting such as the police and indentation.
  6. Click AutoNumber. The list of Auto-Numbering dialog box opens.
  7. Select the box inherit the property of multilevel list numbering .
  8. In the category list drop-down list, select the first level multilevel list style.
  9. Click OK.
  10. Repeat the last six steps for FM level 2 ball (HR Style BodyLevel2) and FM ball level 3 (HR Style BodyLevel 3) by selecting the list to several levels 2 and 3 styles respectively.
  11. Keep the default settings of AutoNumber convert text for all three levels.
  12. Click OK to return to the import dialog box.
  13. Export and save the settings as the .isf to reuse them.
  14. Click OK. The file is imported in RoboHelp.
  15. Preview/publish and display the result in FireFox. It appears correctly.

  I hope this helps.

• Not intentional develop Preset applied when importing - Lightroom CC (2015)

  This week (April 25, 2015), I upgraded to LRCC (2015) 8.1 for Windows and Mac OSX Yosemite and today I imported 400 + RAW images, felled at a concert of music from last night in my Windows box. I do not use import Presets, preferring to the hand-to indicate the my options at the time of importation.

  Today, I chose my usual Preset to develop... 'Profile goal, by default, that does what it says on the Tin - apply the default lens profile import. There nothing else... or so I thought.

  After that importation, I noticed that images looked a bit "weird" and I checked the story... the default lens profile has shown in history (except an entry "Of Metadata" that I had not seen before, but suppose a reference using the keywords applied when importing). The 'strangeness' was in fact caused by one another develop preset called "Cave in rock" (a custom preset, I designed myself) and, if by chance or not, was be the first Preset in my list. Checking the settings to develop on the right panels, confirmed all the 400 + images had been imported with the cave in the rock applied.

  I checked the history of a random selection of 12 images; all showed the parameters of development, such as applied, but none showed the name preset in the history panel. My custom "cave in rock" this DOES have the preset 'Goal profile, default' included in it, but maybe it's a coincidence.

  I import RAW of Canon CR2 to a 5 d Mk III files, convert to DNG and build 1:1 previews. Adobe has changed the import process in LRCC.

  
  

  I returned to import LR5.7 to try it, but it does the same thing now, which he has not really done it before! The Presets have been improved as part of the transition to the DRES?
  

  Everyone knows about this phenomenon?

  the metadata entry I think that means that he support parameters of a metadata xmp file that is next to your raw files. There are everything in the folder you are importing from? If you shot raw + JPEG, the instructions may be in the JPEG file.

  In any case it is easy to fix. Just select them in the library grid view and press reset. Reapply the correction of lens preset and sync.

  IT is possible that you inadvertently set a default value for the camera.  You can try to reset those preferences-> presets if reset the images don't come back to where it should.

• Imports RAW - possible to use cameras settings?

  This may be a stupid question, but is it possible to import FIRST files in LR and batch process them using predefined parameters that reflect the camera how he is to say how the camera would create the jpeg format, but obviously without converting them to JPEG?  Can I specify that they must be treated like my Canon EOS70D?

  Thank you

  It's one of the problems when you are working with raw images. Each manufacturer of the device stores the parameters of the camera differently in their owners raw file format. Lightroom and Camera Raw (used by Photoshop and Photoshop Elements) are designed to only reads DO NOT these settings because of how differently, they are stored.

  There are a few alternatives that will help mitigate this. First of all, you can set one of your images so that it matches the JPEG and then you can create a preset that can either be applied individually or applied to all raw, when imported into Lightroom. This could be a preset or several presets. But only a preset can be applied to the import. The other option would be to adapt one of your raw images so that it matches the JPEG and then save the new camera default values. These default values then apply whenever you import new images or reset the images that have already been imported.

  Since you use a Canon camera, in the section of calibration in the develop module, you'll find profiles of different cameras available that are designed to match the different camera settings that you can choose in the camera. These profiles can help get the picture more closely what looks like JPEG.

• When importing crude camera settings

  make any adjustment of the camera (portrait, landscape, contrast, saturation, etc) when importing crude oil matter.

  These settings affect JPEG and the contained in the Raw file JPEG preview.  The composition of the Raw image file is not changed by these parameters.

• Could not import Sony Raw - JPEG OK photos

  I just bought a Sony A7II to my Stanford Sony store. When I import Raw SD card, it will appear the preview. It works well with fine JPEG formats. I downloaded the Adobe DNG Converter Camera RAW 8.7.1, which i understand the Sony A7II.

  What should I do?

  Stan Parry

  Palo Alto, CA.

  323 * 650 * 3430

  Download Lightroom 5.7.1 and you won't need the DNG Converter.

• I have a Setup dual monitor.  When I paste develop settings from one image to the other, Lightroom going on the active window.

  Strange problem.  5.5 Lightroom.  Windows 8.1. Setting up dual monitor.

  I am processing a lot important photos.  I have #1 monitor set as my main to develop the window with #2 monitor configured only to display a larger version of the image, I work with. If I copy the parameters of development out of a picture and try to paste them on another image, Lightroom will increase from the #1 to the monitor #2 monitor in the main window to develop and does not display anything on the monitor #1.

  If I then try to paste develop settings on another image on the monitor #2, LR then displays a larger version of the image, I have been working with the #1 monitor.

  To work like I want to, I have to constantly drag my develop the window back to the #1 monitor whenever I try to paste the settings on a new image of development. How can I make this stop?

  I have similar (but different) problems dual monitor. Just posted this on my thread unanswered. It may be useful:

  Blessed excrement! After frustrating months of bi-ecrans LR questions and a month of waiting for an answer on this forum, I called Adobe technical support. Only five minutes before dialing, I had updated my PhotoShop CC application. When the useful Adobe tech classmate is online, I can't reproduce all the issues that had been plaguing me. It is a stretch... a biiiiig stretch... but he is feels/figure/seems that PhotoShop CC update has fixed my bi-ecrans LR problems! I'll keep track of what other programs I use and open while LR - ing to see if they are relaxing, but for now, everything is quite in front of two monitors.

• Develop settings lost after re - import the DNG files folder

  I use LR for several months and - after having used to his peculiararities - love the program.

  Tonight, I have re-imported one file to DNG files that I had previously withdrawn from the LR - using the import option 'Add '. When the develop module, I noticed that my original develop settings have been applied is no longer.

  These settings are not incorporated into the DNG files? How could they get lost? They wrote, too, when re - import files?

  I always back up my catalog before closing. The backup of the catalog contain the original developing parameters for these DNG files?

  I know I must have done something wrong! Please inform and explain. Thank you.

  The development parameters are only in the catalog, unless you have autowrite to xmp enabled in the settings of catalog or if you have selected the image files and saved the data to develop with Cmd/Ctrl-S to the selected files.

  When you delete the files from the catalog data to develop will too after a short period (allows cancellations) so if you have a catalog of backup with files until they have been removed you could open that save develop settings and then open your catalog of work and read the metadata,.

  I keep all my files in Lightroom, as it is my rather than the operating system file manager. Then I know (I hope) where everything is and what happens to my images.

  Your type of error has been made by many, including myself and is part of the learning curve for digital imaging!

• What does it mean to 'Include develop settings inside JPEG, TIFF, and PSD files metadata?

  I wonder what the option ' include develop settings inside the JPE metadata . G, TIFF, and PSD files"in settings/metadata catalog done?  What happens if you uncheck the box?

  Bob12312321 wrote:

  also when this is unchecked lightroom always will record keyword changes to raw (nef) files?  Thank you!

  Metadata (metadata 'real' like keyowords or develop adjustments) are never saved in Raw DNG files (like .nef, .cr2) directly. With these files, there is always a file called (with the .xmp extension) created to contain the XMP information.

  And Yes, if the option is disabled, LR record key words on the XMP sidecar, when you 'Write to the metadata file' or have the autowrite option active.

  Beat

• Import of JPEG and RAW together?

  I know that my shooting a Jpeg and RAW for every shot maybe not what everyone sees as intelligent, but that's how I like to do. So since I am doing this wrong from the go, I wanted to know if someone could help me understand an error message I get when I import photos into lightroom 2 with windows 7.

  When I import my images in Lightroom 2 to my external hard drive, importing photos just perfect, however, after importation, I get a box with the list of photos that did not matter. The error message says "files appear to be unsupported or damaged" if I read this correctly, it seems that none of the imported RAW, just the JPEG images. Therefore, the photos that appear to have been imported were just JPEG images. I looked high and low and you can't understand what setting if all would allow me to import my photos just the way I took it. If you have the answer, it would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you 1 million.

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4673

  Support for the Canon 7 d was introduced with LR 2.6: ACR 5.6. (17/12/2009)

  The latest version of LR 2.x is 2.7 (free upgrade). Upgrading to this version, and it will give you access to import Canon 7 d raw files.