Good morning already. I can't believe how fast time is flying in my old age.

Here is a link that will take you to PayPal. https://www.paypal.me/WayneBroadhead/500
I don't know how to make it a clickable link. You will have to copy and paste it I think. On my Mac, I can highlight it, right click and in the drop down select services. Click on open URL and the page will open.

Let me know how it goes. PayPal is very secure. The members on this site use it often. My significant other, Marilyn, lost her brother couple of years ago. He left her with a Nikon scanner that we had no use for. I had already digitized all my old slides and 8mm film. I helped her sell it to a member across the country in New Hampshire. The transaction went very well for both parties.

I have found that the members here seem to be very honest in representing their goods for sale.

Wayne

Will see if I can help you in the morning.

The D600 looks new. I bought a D810 when they first came out. I rarely used the D600 after. I used it on occasions when a remote operation was beneficial. With the wifi adapter, you can operate some functions from a cell phone or tablet. It has ess than 7,000 clicks. I have the camera manual and battery grip here on the boat with me. I know the box is in our storage, but could not find it when out there last week. It was too cold to look very long. If it is important, you will have to trust me to ship it later.

My PayPal account is PayPal.me/WayneBroadhead

Feel free to call me if I can be of any more help.
435-757-1716

Thank you.

Still have the D600. Yes on the PayPal.
Thanks

I need your phone no. to text you.
Thanks

Hello.
Still for sale at the moment.

My phone 435-757-1716

Email wbchinook@live.com

Can text a couple of pictures if you like.

Thank you

Wayne

I like have used the Nikon 28-300mm over 95 percent of the time on my D810. I also used a Nikon 20mm 1.8 for indoors and landscapes now and then. One day last year I spent an afternoon at Artist Point near Mount Baker here in WA state. I shot a bunch of mountain scenery with the 28-300 and my Otus 85 mm 1.4 on the D810. Later on my 5k 27 inch iMac, I really couldn't see any difference in the pictures.
I have since sold the Zeis Otus and have listed my 28-300 for sale here. I am having to downsize all my Nikon equipment and go to a lighter system.

After my open heart surgery, I have come to the conclusion that I need to downsize my camera gear. I have for sale the following items.

Nikon D810. Approx.10,850 clicks. Has the front and rear caps. Box and manual etc. Also includes a Vello BG-N7 battery grip with a second Nikon EN-EL15 battery. $1400.00 Sold

Nikon D600. Approx. 6,870 clicks. Has the front and rear caps. Box and manual etc. Includes a Vello BGN10 battery grip. No second battery. Also has the wifi accessory. This camera has never been to Nikon for service. It has never shown signs that it needed any work. $500.00 Sold

AF-S Nikkor 20mm 1:1.8 G ED lens. Has both caps and soft case. I am sure that I can find the box. Absolutely like new. $600.00 Sold

AF-S Nikkor 28-300mm 1:3.5-5.6 G ED VR Has both caps. I am also sure that I can find the box for this lens. $600.00 Sold

If you are interested in any of these items, please PM me and we can discuss payment and shipping. Everything looks like new, but if you would like pictures I can post some a little later.

You don't need to apologize about not remembering the border. It is only important if you were trying to save a little money on a bottle of spirits. Everyone drives the couple of miles out of Manila to the convenience store across the border. The price as I remember was about 40 percent cheaper there. Even the jackrabbits and antelope don't pay attention to the border in this area.

Not nitpicking, but I thought you should know, that Manila is in Utah. I had a boat in the Lucerne Valley Marina for several years. Beautiful country and great fishing. Huge lake trout among several other species.
Glad you enjoyed your experience in this area.

Thank you Bill de. I went back and looked at the link you provided. I looked at it yesterday and did not grasp all the details. I just tried resizing a folder and it worked. A great feature to know. Thanks again.
I guess the answer to my original question is no. There isn't a way to save the edited files to one folder and the resized files to another folder, without reloading the edited files to PSE.

Good morning everyone.
I have had the Lightroom and Photoshop subscription for a couple of months. Just in time to experience the upgrade to the classic version. I have been using PSE since about version 5 I think. I am now on PSE 15. I admit that I am still floundering around in Lightroom. I am determined to make Lightroom my go to program.
Let me try and explain what I would call my work flow. I import the files from the camera card to a named folder on my desk top. In this folder, I have a folder for jpegs and a folder for the raw files. I name both of these folders. I load the jpeg files into PSE. I do a little cropping, exposure and other editing on the 50 or so files. I want to save these edited files in their own named folder on the desktop. I also need a folder of smaller files for the Yacht club to share on their site. Not knowing better, I use the process multiple files to send the files to the folder named edited version etc. I now need to select file new and bring the pictures back into PSE. Now I can use the process multiple files and resize the files. I sent these files to a folder named web etc.
I only use the raw files now and then. If I have a shot of an award being handed out and my bounce flash didn't work out etc. I move the finished folders I feel necessary to my hard drive.
I was only wondering if it was possible to skip having to reload the files to resize them.
Thank you everyone for your response.

What a reward for getting out and about early.

I just starting using Lightroom a few weeks ago. I have been watching tutorials and I am still overwhelmed. I find myself falling back to PSE when I am under pressure to get the pictures available on line.

Good morning everyone.
Do any of you know of a simpler way to handle multiple files in PSE 15? I photograph events for our chapter of a national boating organization. I usually end up with about 60 edited jpeg files from my D810. I then use the file drop down and select processing multiple files. I send these full size files to a folder on my desktop. Now I have to reload the files back into PSE. I then repeat the process with the exception of resizing the files for sharing on the web. I sent these smaller files to another folder. You would think that Adobe would let you resize and still leave the original files loaded.
I hope I explained this clearly.
I did a search, but couldn't find any info about this subject. I know this is not a big deal, but if there is an easy fix it would save me a little time.
Thanks for looking.
Wayne