Images in RAW and jpg - how to separate?

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• How to import files from RAW and jpg formats

  If I shoot in RAW + JPG format images, there are two files for each image (a RAW and a JPG).  When I import into LightRoom, only the RAW files appear on the screen to import.  To import the JPG file, I need to download the jpgs from the card to the computer and then separately to import computer jpg files into LightRoom.

  How can I get the RAW and JPG images formats appear in the import window?  I have an iMac, import images from the card via a card reader and use LR CC 2015.

  In your Lightroom preferences, there is an option to treat JPEG files next to raw separate image files. If you check this option, then Lightroom will import JPEG images, but also raw images. Once you select this option you can synchronize files that have already been imported and JPEG images will be added to the catalog.

• RAW and JPG

  I want to know what is the difference between RAW and JPG format?

  Ursula,

  RAW format is an unprocessed photo. The camera records what he sees, depending on the settings you use. Sort of a digital negative, this format allows you to recompose the shot allowing you to change different settings that you would be allowed to a JPEG. All the captured information is recorded and kept, so if you have used the wrong balance of whites, for example, you can fix this easily when you process the RAW file.

  JPG (or JPEG) is a transformed photo. The camera uses the settings of the camera and finalizes the picture in the camera for you. There are limited changes, that you can do to the JPEG format because whatever the treatment has not used gets scrapped. Not as easy things like blown out sky are retrieved as with a RAW image since the details are gone.

  RAW files provide much more detail and to look more closely at how you saw the scene and want the finished product looks. The disadvantage of RAW files is the file is very large and cannot be played without special software. Canon provides the Digital Photo Professional software to view and convert the RAW files. JPEG into smaller files and is easily shareable.

  Hope that helps you understand the difference.

  Smack53

• Duplicate files RAW and JPG (sidecar) in organizing

  Hello

  I usually store RAW formats and a small JPG file for each photo that I take with a Canon EOS 7 d. When they are imported into Lightroom 4.4, Lightroom displays a single image, noting that the associated JPG is an image of "sidecar". When they are imported into Photoshop elements Organizer 11 two photos are displayed, i.e. every single photo is duplicated.

  How to set up Photoshop elements 11 Organizer to show only a photo for each RAW/JPG?

  Thanks in advance,

  David.

  Lightroom and the Organizer have something in common: they contain no image files. They only store information about where the files are physically stored. They are a list of these tracks (pitches). RAW and JPEG at the same time are two different image files. Thus, you cannot talk about duplication of this point of view.

  What Lightroom and the organizer do not have in common is the way they treat the "Duets" of raw and jpeg files. At the point of importation, the organizer has always considered as separate files and any two of them, as described by 99jon. LR recognizes the fact that the two files are two variants of a sudden and offers a choice of import: ignore the jpeg or consider ist as a type of file "sidecar".

  The use of the organiser so that it shows only a thumbnail, once they have been imported? This is possible if you use the Visual similarity search: you can choose to automatically suggest photo stacks just after the stage of importation. Your files will be stacked and you will see only one photo in the navigation area. You can reduce the batteries or develop them in the navigation area. After stacking, any organizing task as side, keywording will apply to these two files, a bit like the real version sets.

  I don't think you really need to shoot in raw + jpeg most of the time.

  It can be useful when you become familiar with the raw processing.

  We could make an immediate way to display images on your card when you have no computer at hand. In this case, erase the JPEGs of the fair catalogue after that importation in the catalog is the simplest and fastest solution.

  To view on your computer without elements raw images, it may be useful to have another free software able to show thumbnails of raw (faststone, xnview...) files

  In addition, if shooting raw only, it is easy to export a jpeg version ad-hoc (temporary) of your import package from the Organizer to share with friends. It is preferable after slaughter and rating and make a few quick keywording.

• Two copies of my pictures: Raw and JPG!

  Hello

  Looking at my library of Photos I can see that the application has created duplicate photos when I imported the raw files. Looks are two images, but they are the same except one has a much larger file size. The information shows that they are the first two, but Im guessing the other is a proxy JPG.

  I want to only keep/use of raw files. What I am doing wrong, and is there a way I can easily get rid of these strangers JPG?

  I hope you can help

  Where do you see that? Photos (then you ae shooting RAW and JPEG and you will need to change your device settings) or by using the finder (Note: NEVER use the finder inside the photo database - there is no user serviceable inside and change of andy as small as can damage your library)

  As for ordinary with RAW photos you will always have the original RAW and a smaller JPEG preview and a very small thumbnail JPEG - i.e. how work pictures - changes are saved the data basic and applied to th eoriginal when you export it and a JPEG preview is preserved in the current edition of picture for a quick reference and use by other programs - if it's not what you want then you need to use different software as this is how photos woks

  LN

• See RAW and JPEG in two separate photos?

  Hello

  Understand that the Photos automatically stacks RAW + JPEG as a photo. Wondering if you guys have found a way of:

  1 see separate RAW and JPEG in individual photos?

  2. If this is not possible, is there a way to set default pictures to show the RAW version as photo thumbnail/principal for each fireplace?

  Currently trying to find a way to effectively create a workflow involving Photos + Lightroom (raw changes), as well as JPEG/RAW files

  Thank you!

  You can do this by selecting the photo stacked and then enter the command ⌘D to duplicate it.  You will see then two separate versions of the same photo.  Open the first version in edit mode and use the command "Image > use RAW original title" to use the RAW file as the original image file, then select the second version and in edit mode and use the command "Image > use JPEG as the original" to use the JPEGfile as the original image file.

  You can now see the two versions of the image separately in the browser.  Duplication will only duplicate previews, not the original images. But you can now edit the RAW and JPEG format separately.

  There is no option in the user interface of the default RAW version.

• Separate the raw and jpg so I can remove the jpg´s

  I decided to delete the JPGs, but if I just delete the library says that they are still there (* .arw + * .jpg) I don't want to re-import all my photos because I edited and many of them the tag. Any ideas?

  I think that if you just re - sync your folders (but don't re-import anything) it will be clear that, no?

  You'll probably have set the preference to "treat the jpegs beside raws as separate photos.

• When we increase the font size of images also increase and fades, how do I solve this problem?

  When we increase the font size then the image become as large and that's why they fade, there should be a way to increase the single font size not image or symbol, so that they erase.

  In safari, I think I've seen this feature.

  Hello pandeyvinod.india, press alt to display the menu bar and go in view > zoom where you can select only text zoom.

• Comparison and sorting of raw (NEF) & JPG in LR

  I am interested in importing raw and jpg and then comparing them.

  I want to apply different effects on the raw files to see if I can match or better the JPGs, returned by the camera

  (I use the Nikon).

  Background:

  In the past, I used L:R to view my Nikon NEF files side by side with the camera JPG files and discovered the amazing versatility of the NEF files to solve problems in the image files and so I always preferred to work with RAW files.

  But I recently read a discussion of NikonView (or maybe it was different, software by Nikon NX2?) compared to LR in which several people agreed that Nikon is better to render his own SHIP as ADOBE files and they suggested that it was because the Nikon engineers know the exact process (algorithms?), they used to extract and calculate the chip data and thus can better engineer the right to the editing environment even if Adobe uses a "best estimate".  I have no idea if this is true, but it seemed plausible.

  Now I do not have the latest version of the Nikon software but I wanted to see if I could compare jpg 'good' of the camera to the image of the raw data in LR.

  (Without having to buy the softwareor even open a free demo)

  The first thing I did was import NEF files and JPGs as separate importations in the same catalog, by changing my import settings.

  .

  It was easy to notice the difference on my screen. (How does that translate to print, I don't know.)

  What surprised me, is that the jpgs from the camera immediately look better than the NAVE "Unproessed" files.

  (When it is properly captured.)  I do not expect to be as easy to improve however as the raw files.

  But I couldn't the Raw file to resemble the JPG?

  I tried to assign the NEF files my favorite camera profiles (used portrait put in camera)

  Even on eidting my first RAW file, I noticed that if I wanted to match the jpg files, I use other adjustments such as contrast, recovery etc.

  I intend to make quick mass-settings for RAW files to see if I could match or beat the jpg for the overall image quality

  I wanted to use synchronization to copy those affecting each file.so NAVE, I started sort NEF files and JPG files into different groups and soon discovered I don't know how to do this:

  Is there a QUICK WAY TO SORT / GROUP of TYPES of FILES IN LR?

  Can I select just the RAW file or just the JPG files?

  I know that I can sort the metadata files, but cannot figure out how to sort by extension.

  I realize that I can do to work around the problem by deleting the entire folder in the catoalgue and sorting using windows explore (XP) and then re-import them separately.

  But I think that there should be an easy way to sort directly in LR.  But I'm afraid, there is no.  Am I wrong?

  Once I sort, I would be able to mass - apply settings (such as contrast settings) to a set or another and to do some side - to - side comparisons between RAW files and jpg files and make the most of my photos.

  To select by file type, go to the metadata Panel in the library filter (if it is not displayed check

  ( Display filter bar on the view menu). Click on one of the panels of meta data, and then select the file type. Select the type of file you want.

• RAW and Jpeg import in LR3.3

  Hello

  Just upgraded to LR3.3; I can now import the RAW files from my Sony A33.  I shot the images using the RAW and JPEG setting.  The import was successful and the extensions of file on the image shows ARW & JPEG.  My question is, how do I access the images separately; RAW and JPEG format.  In IPhoto, the images appear separately.  I am a newbie to LR; any help appreciated.

  If you 'Treat JPEG files next to raw as separate photos"checked in your preferences, LR will import ARW and JPEG completely separately and you can access (and work on) two of them. But there will be no automatic synchronization of metadata and other.

  If you have this option unchecked, JPEGs are only imported as a so-called "files Sidecar", that you can not look at or for development.

  Gossweiler beat

  Switzerland

• Why my raws look different when I view in Adobe Bridge/Adobe Camera Raw and digital P guns

  Hi all

  I'm sorta new to take Raw photos and I have been using Adobe Bridge / Camera Raw to edit. When I take my photos (I use a Canon t2i) I set it to save a raw and jpg. When I find these images in Adobe Bridge / Camera Raw I notice a clear difference in the jpg and raw (I understand the concept behind raw vs jpg. If im not questioning why a different aspect) it is obvious all the adjustments that have been applied to my jpg. gross natural vs.  My question is: when I find the same two images in the software that came with my camera, professional digital photography canon, the canon and believed almost identical look... My hypothesis is that canon applies the same "adjustments" of my own as he did to jpg files?  Anyone using these two programs and noticed it work?

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Michelle

  Canon software reads the camera in settings and those in the RAW file as the camera software, if applies so the RAW file should open looking like the JPG of the camera.  You can then make adjustments of this starting point.  Adobe and other third party software does not read all the camera in settings and apply instead a default set of conditions for the departure of starting point, which is why the initial image, you see when you open the RAW with Camera RAW file does not resemble the hearing in camera JPG.  Camera RAW's default camera profile is Adobe Standard, which is not the same as the profiles used by the camera.  Camera RAW has it for Canon 550 d camera profiles, which I believe is the same as the t2i.  Click on the camera Calibration tab in ACR (Adobe Camera RAW) and select the camera profile you selected in the camera (camera Standard, trusty camera, camera neutral, Protrait of camera or camera landscape) - all profiles listed are for the camera that took the photo.  This should give you a match much closer to what you get the camera if all other parameters of the camera are nominal values.  You can save a new default value of ACR and in future all images will be open initially using the new default values.

• How can I batch save my adjusted raw than jpg in Lightroom 4 images

  I have a job that I imported to Lightroom 4.  I made adjustments 40 images and would like to save as files jpg into lots with the saved LR adjustments.  So far, I know I can save the raws than jpg, but the adjustments are not saved.  I wouldn't have to open each image individually to save these changes.  Thanks for any help!

  Highlight the 40 images, then open the export dialog and set your options. There is no "Save" option or "Save as" option in Lightroom. Given that Lightroom does not modify your original image, it is necessary to export copies derived for any purpose you need.

• Photoshop CS5 is open my jpg images in Camera Raw and me leaving no way to change them.

  I use cs5 with Sawgrass sublimation inks and selling on Amazon.  I use Photoshop to contact The Sawgrass driver to open my listings.  When I open a list in CS5 it opens the jpeg listing in Camera Raw and gives me no way out other than to shut down the computer.  Anyone know what may be causing this?

  Jim

  Hi jimjay,

  Greetings!

  What is the format of the file that you have received?

  What is the size of this file?

  What is the operating system and version installed in the machine and other information so graphic card?

  What is the exact workflow?

  If possible please send us the screenshot.

  Please answer questions above so that we can better help you?

  Concerning

  Jitendra

• Import into LR CC problem when recording RAW and JPEG image camera

  I have my unit set up to record the RAW and JPEG formats for each image, but when I import it imports only RAW files.  However, if I take just the RAW or JPEG only it is important as I shoot very well.  I can go to the card and recover JPG files and manually copy them to the directory and then go and import them into LR, but even then, when I'm in the folder they are in they do not appear, but when I go into the parent folder they show.  When the camera creates the FIRST and JPEG files, it gives them exactly the same name except for the extension which indicates if it's RAW format or the. JPG.   I have double and triple checked and the. JPG file is located in the same directory as the RAW file.  When I import the photos I have change the name for a custom name, so when I copy and past the. JPG files in the folder plus the suffix of the file, the file name is also different. How can I solve this problem?

  Hi BullRhino,

  Its setting, you need to activate in Lightroom.

  Open Lightroom > go to Lightroom preferences > general tab > check the option "Separate processing Jpeg in a file" > restart Lightroom.

  See the screenshot below

  

  Let us know if that helps.

  Kind regards

  Mohit

• When I import TIF and JPG with the same metadata files, only the TIF files are imported. How can I change this?

  I imported and renamed TIF and JPG files with the same metadata about the date and time of the recording. Only TIF files are imported, the JPG files remain unimproved. So I in 13 Finder e. g. image files in the same folder where Lightroom is only 10 files. Ideas for the resolution of welcome!

  Thank you

  Disable the option Preferences > General > process files Next To Raw files as separate Photos JPEG.  Then again an import.  It appears that, in this case, LR consider a TIFF image to a file "gross".