Recording raw to JPEG format

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• 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

• Why Lightroom5's copy of the RAW and Jpeg formats files in the destination folder?

  Hi all Lightroom experts.

  I want to copy the RAW files of my SD dsra on my hard drive Drobo. And every time I did that Lightroom has copied BOTH raw and jpeg files

  How to load Lightroom to copy only the RAW files?

  Just a little disgress, actually the same problem happens in Adobe Bridge despite me by selecting only the RAW files to copy, but it always copied both!

  Any tips?

  Thank you

  You can tell Lightroom to qualify alongside jpg FIRST separate photos, or treat the JPG as a file by following the instructions here:

  Lightroom help | Set import preferences

  If the JPG file is a sidecar, the JPG is always imported but is not displayed in your library module.

  If you don't want to import the jpg files, you will need to select the RAWs, but not the jpgs in the dialog box import; or import them all and then delete the jpgs of Lightroom and your hard drive (easier, but takes a little longer). or don't shoot RAW + JPG

• 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.

• 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.

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• RAW recorded in JPEG format

  When I go on "save under" after editing a RAW image file, I don't have the JPEG format in the drop-down list, so I can save the file as a JPEG. Is this a problem of update or a user ID, if anyone has had this problem and how would you suggest to solve this.

  Before you click the button open a picture to send the image since the converter raw in Photoshop elements, change the 16 to 8 bit depth. JPEGs are only 8-bit/channel.

  

• Lightroom does not recognize files loading my AW1 Nikon raw format and load them in JPEG format. I know there are updates that would allow the camera to be recognized as first shot but I wasn't able to get out. Any help out there?

  Lightroom does not recognize raw (necs?) from my Nikon AW1 files. It loads them in JPEG format. I know that it is possible to update to Lightroom, so he knows my Nikon, but I can't make it work.

  I'd like to load as .dng files.

  update by downloading the files directly and then apply it to lr 4 and earlier versions: http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates/

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• Save for web in format PNG-24 slices recorded in JPEG format!

  Hi all.

  I use Photoshop Extended CS6 13.0.1 x 64 and when I save for web in format PNG-24, all the slices of the project, the final results are images in JPEG format. I tried the same thing but the export in GIF and it keeps saving as a JPEG. I tried save as instead of save for Web and this market, but this way I'm not save per and not to the web.

  No idea why this is happening?

  Found the solution. I had to select all groups.

• Photos, convert and replacement RAW to JPEG files

  Hello!

  I've been googling and looking for forums of Apple, and I've not found a way to do it again. I'm not sure that it is still possible.

  I have a MacBook pro with a nice little SSD. Take RAW photos is gourmet area, and many of them lying around. Is there a way to replace the RAW with a JPEG photo-generated file to save space?

  I thought to export to JPEG, removing the RAWs and import JPEG files, but then I will lose the album information they contain.

  Is there a way to transform the RAWs in JPEG, then delete the RAWs to save space? Or is it easier to simply delete?

  Any response would be highly appreciated!

  Export and re-import are the only way to replace the originals.

  And it takes if ensure that the original RAW have been deleted from your library and iCloud, before you reimport the JPEGs or Photos will be STINKING RAW format. At least, this happened to me several times.

  You could try to export and import after assigning the name of the album as a keyword. Each album individiually, export

  According to reimport the photos create a form of album pictures of the last Import.You can aalso use the albumname keyword to search for them.

  When all goes well, remove the keyword, you no longer need.

• RAW to jpeg in photos

  I downloaded my files of raw (NEF) in pictures. I am aware that I can change the files in JPEG format by the following--> export file. However, it stores jpeg files in a folder outside Photos. Is it possible to modify the raw to JPEG files and have them saved in the Photos?

  NO.

  You can export and then import the JPEG format in order to have the two in pictures

  LN

• RAW or JPEG?

  What is better when taking pictures? He put on images RAW or JPEG of L? I've been using setting L (the best), but I see a lot of photographers like to take RAW images. I noticed that RAW uses more memory on my card too.

  Which do you prefer and why? I'm still learning...

  Thank you!

  I started using JPG, but once I had a little practice in the use of Litroom I started shooting RAW + JPG.  I did for only a little while before I realized taking 2 pictures of everything was fills my cards two times faster and it fills the buffer in my camera and limiting the number of shots I could have burst.  I then went to just RAW.

  Some of the guys on turned here at the time of the film and probably developed a habit of thinking more carefully before that they don't push that I do sometimes.  In my opinion, no matter how much I try, I can't avoid mistakes, including bad white balance and imperfect exposure.  These two things are much easier to correct if you shot a RAW image.  White balance in particular highlights the benefits of shooting RAW, as you can fix every time no matter how far you shot, while in JPG format, you really exceed a limit to what extent and how well you can twist.

  You also have a better time, work with RAW files in virtually all post processing including noise reduction, vibration, sharpness, contrast, etc...

• Review RAW and JPEG images in-camera

  Image + JPEG quality VINTAGES. How to examine each image after the fact? I have little time there. What has changed?

  Bobjennings wrote:

  ... Last week, I was able to 'Chimp' and see the Raw image then the Jpeg format. ...

  Are you talking about the self review process to see the photo as soon as you have taken, or are you talking about pressing the reading and using the wheel button to see the previous and next images?

  Bobjennings wrote:

  ... I chose the creative Style, both at different times, shoot the B & W B & W and expect to see the B & W in the examination of the image and then move and see the FIRST in color of the same image.

  When you select B & W, the JPEG image will be B & W, as well as the JPEG image of reduced resolution which is embedded in the RAW file. When you open the RAW file in your computer, you will be able to see the color, but the color will not appear when you use the camera playback function.

• Cannot display raw or jpeg files taken on a new Nikon D7200

  I have questions not being not able to view my raw or jpeg files using lightroom what photos were taken on my new SLR digital of Nikon D7200.  I also have the Nikon D7000 and D3000 and can see raw and jpeg files without any problem.  I can open the files D7200 Microsoft photo look an software, but not Photoshop and Lightroom.  Don't know how to reinstall the software Nikon D7200 if it would help.

  Nikon said, the problem is with the Software Photoshop and Lightroom, but it's true, why the other cameras files work fine.

  Can you help me?

  Frustrated in Wisc. Dells, WI

  Todd M. Galbrecht

  You need Lightroom 6.0 or Lightroom CC 2015 at least to open the D7200 raw files. If you are using an older version of Lightroom, you can use the DNG format free version converter 9.0 or newer to create copies DNG that you can use with your old version of Lightroom.

• Photoshop CC is Desaturate photos when you save in jpeg format

  Hello

  I have a small problem here with photoshop CC, it has only begun to have occurred recently.

  I work with Raw files, using the camera raw on photoshop sick CC filter. Edit the file and it will come out as I want in photoshop. If I save it as a .psd file no problem, photography

  retains its color. However, if I save it in jpeg format, the colors of the photos become desaturated.

  as far as I can see its a problem with saving the file, such as the photo seems fine in photoshop when your finished collage, but when you save and reopen, the colors were reversed just a little.

  The only solution I found to this day because it is to complete the photo in camera raw, let it reopen in PS, copy the entire photo (select all, ctrl + C), start a new spreadsheet (think that's what they say, no upward with my PS jargon, basically to press ctrl + n) and

  Set the color depth of 16 bit (its default 8 bits). This will also change the Adobe RGB color profile to "working RBG: sRGB" for the new worksheet. When I paste my picture in there (ctrl + v) and save the file as a jpeg, it

  keep the color as he went out the raw from the camera filter.

  How can I fix it so I cannot use the workaround every time?

  I got a quick shot through the settings/preferences, but did not spot something that I'm not sure what I'm looking for.

  any thoughts?

  I would point out that it worked very well for me until the end of last week, I changed a few settings, but I have no idea what.

  Mick9129 wrote:

  a problem with saving the file, such as the photo seems fine in photoshop when your finished collage, but when you save and reopen, the colors were reversed just a little

  To conclude, the desaturation has nothing to do with it.

  It happens because your jpeg is saved in Adobe RGB or ProPhoto RGB. Photoshop that will display correctly, but you look at the jpeg format in another application that has no color management and does not include these profiles.

  Always open as ACR sRGB, or convert it to sRGB in Photoshop, if the file should be displayed in applications that are not managing colors (which is most of them).

• Raw and jpeg in Lightroom 5 Fuji

  This is probably a dumb question with an easy answer, but I am shooting Raw and Jpeg on my Fuji XPro-1 and treatment by LightRoom 5. Most of the time the jpeg gives me everything I need, but sometimes I need the flexibility of a raw, so the jpeg/raw file. I thought that LightRoom would show both me and give me the choice, but when I go to import only RAW format files see the place. Is it possible to access the jpeg or raw when importing?

  Fuji jpeg/raw with L

  In the Lightroom preferences, there is an option to process JPEG images next to raw in the form of separate images files. Then you should check this option (that is, make it active) Lightroom will import JPEG format so much raw images, and they will be next to each other.