RAW JEPEG
Sep 20, 2017 21:34:58 #
frankraney wrote:
There are several programs to convert raw to jpg. Photoshop, Lightroom and lots of others. .....here is just one such program that will do one or many without opening, fro Nikon. http://www.neftojpg.com/
This is just a file convertor.
This is just a file convertor.
One easy, free program I haven't seen mentioned yet is Instant JPEG From Raw.http://michaeltapesdesign.com/instant-jpeg-from-raw.html. I've been told it extracts the jpeg imbedded in the raw fiile. All I know is it works and really fast.
ACDSee has a batch file convert option that changes the file type.
Sep 20, 2017 21:45:31 #
GoofyNewfie wrote:
One easy, free program I haven't seen mentioned yet is Instant JPEG From Raw.http://michaeltapesdesign.com/instant-jpeg-from-raw.html. I've been told it extracts the jpeg imbedded in the raw fiile. All I know is it works and really fast.
ACDSee has a batch file convert option that changes the file type.
ACDSee has a batch file convert option that changes the file type.
Thanks for another......As I said, there are plenty of converters that you do not need to open inside a program....as was said earlier.....
Sep 20, 2017 22:22:09 #
ppage wrote:
As I mentioned, I was strictly speaking, perhaps t... (show quote)
This discussion appears to me to be a matter of semantics. Change, Convert, Save As - convenient ways to say the same thing! We have a RAW file, we want a .jpg of that same image. Depending on where we open it, we have to Export [LR] or Save As [PS] in order to extract that .jpg from the RAW file. With or without first editing! Unless you shoot in both RAW and .jpg, which IS an instantaneous creation of a .jpg from the RAW, I agree - you have to go through some external program to do that. Whether it is LR, PS, or some other conversion program!
Sep 20, 2017 22:25:45 #
royb_36-cox.net
Loc: Phoenix
Glasgow wrote:
Can I change the RAW photo's to JPEG photo's, is here a program t do this or am I barking up the wrong trail, why do I want to do this to show other people my photo's I took on vacation and they don't have a computer to show RAW.
See what I am getting at.
See what I am getting at.
Others have mentioned this but I believe the best solution for anyone wanting to be able to quickly and easily distribute some or all of the photographs they have taken for some occasion is to set your camera to save RAW plus JPEG. The JPEG files are small compared to the RAW files so very little additional camera storage space or processing time is required. The JPEG photo will normally look much better than a non PP RAW file converted to a JPEG file and be immediately available.
Sep 20, 2017 23:04:12 #
Good to know and I concede the point. It was too fine a point to begin with. My bad. Thanks, its why I'm in the forum.
Sep 20, 2017 23:25:03 #
Sep 21, 2017 09:45:13 #
ppage wrote:
Good to know and I concede the point. It was too fine a point to begin with. My bad. Thanks, its why I'm in the forum.
Yes, we are all here to both learn and help others. Some of the discussions are very interesting and helpful!
When answering a specific person's post, it would help if you use the "quote reply"!
Sep 21, 2017 09:50:23 #
Glasgow wrote:
Can I change the RAW photo's to JPEG photo's, is here a program t do this or am I barking up the wrong trail, why do I want to do this to show other people my photo's I took on vacation and they don't have a computer to show RAW.
See what I am getting at.
See what I am getting at.
Does you Camera have a RAW + Jpeg setting, if so, use that and you should have a Jpeg photo saved along with your RAW image.
Sep 21, 2017 10:29:55 #
Will do, thanks!
SusanFromVermont wrote:
Yes, we are all here to both learn and help others. Some of the discussions are very interesting and helpful!
When answering a specific person's post, it would help if you use the "quote reply"!
When answering a specific person's post, it would help if you use the "quote reply"!
Sep 21, 2017 10:35:24 #
Sep 21, 2017 11:44:50 #
royb_36-cox.net wrote:
Others have mentioned this but I believe the best solution for anyone wanting to be able to quickly and easily distribute some or all of the photographs they have taken for some occasion is to set your camera to save RAW plus JPEG. The JPEG files are small compared to the RAW files so very little additional camera storage space or processing time is required. The JPEG photo will normally look much better than a non PP RAW file converted to a JPEG file and be immediately available.
I found that a raw file is about 5 Times that of a jpeg file, so just a minimal amount of extra memory is needed.
Sep 21, 2017 14:40:52 #
johnst1001a wrote:
For most programs, other than Lightroom, when you hit the save button, it will ask you the file name and then the extension. The pull down menu will show jpeg. Select that. Done.
Exactly the way I do it, and after saving in JPEG, I still have my original RAW photo, unscathed!
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