RAW conversion software: All my photography is done in RAW for the benefits of adjustments to the original shot. Conversion through my software to JPEG is done okay on a shot by shot.

georgeretired Loc: Manitoba Canada

All my photography is done in RAW for the benefits of adjustments to the original shot. Conversion through my software to JPEG is done okay on a shot by shot. Did a large Auction of large construction equipment used in lodging and managed to take home over 400 pictures, many done in HDR bracketing. Great results. My question is simply, what software out there will convert a "group" of pictures over to JPEG? Examples of a few HDR pictures.
Thanks

pappy0352 Loc: Oregon

The software that came with your camera should do it. Personally I use lightroom4.

Pappy

robert-photos Loc: Chicago

georgeretired wrote:

All my photography is done in RAW for the benefits of adjustments to the original shot. Conversion through my software to JPEG is done okay on a shot by shot. Did a large Auction of large construction equipment used in lodging and managed to take home over 400 pictures, many done in HDR bracketing. Great results. My question is simply, what software out there will convert a "group" of pictures over to JPEG? Examples of a few HDR pictures.
Thanks

If you are running Photoshop of nearly any version just create an action for "save as" and batch process.

Badda bing, badda bang! :thumbup:

BboH Loc: s of 2/21, Ellicott City, MD

If you are using Nikon, CaptureNX

peterg Loc: Santa Rosa, CA

I normally use Photo Mechanic. But, I recently wanted to convert on a friend's Mac. I opened a group of 26 Raw (NEF) photos with The Preview app that comes with every Mac. Then used File > Export to create JPEGs. Done! Not the best way to convert, but, it worked.

PhotoGator Loc: Florida

georgeretired wrote:

All my photography is done in RAW for the benefits of adjustments to the original shot. Conversion through my software to JPEG is done okay on a shot by shot. Did a large Auction of large construction equipment used in lodging and managed to take home over 400 pictures, many done in HDR bracketing. Great results. My question is simply, what software out there will convert a "group" of pictures over to JPEG? Examples of a few HDR pictures.
Thanks

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PhotoGator Loc: Florida

georgeretired wrote:

All my photography is done in RAW for the benefits of adjustments to the original shot. Conversion through my software to JPEG is done okay on a shot by shot. Did a large Auction of large construction equipment used in lodging and managed to take home over 400 pictures, many done in HDR bracketing. Great results. My question is simply, what software out there will convert a "group" of pictures over to JPEG? Examples of a few HDR pictures.
Thanks

Nice pictures!