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Batch saving images has never been easier. This video covers how to do it quickly and easily with some cool tips and tricks to save you lots of time and keep you more organized than ever!This will be one that you will want to write to your mummy about! So make sure you leave a comment in the box below the video so she can read what you thought of the video too! She’ll think you’re famous!!
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March 11, 2010 11:02 am
Enjoy Thailand; WATCH FOR SUNAMIS!
March 8, 2010 11:00 pm
Awsome! Thanks Shane!
Have a great time in Thailand.
March 8, 2010 5:09 pm
Thanks Guys
I’ve recently upgraded to a high meg pixel camera and when converting from RAW to TIFF found my files increasing in size hugely.
Given that I was shooting a wedding I had heaps of fotos. The real challenge came when I wanted to download to DVD and learned that I was having to utilise many DVDs to save these pics for the couple.
Thankfully your video will help me to some extent in that I can now having re-sized the pics, save resulting in a more sensible file size.
Regards
Ross
March 8, 2010 4:39 pm
Good question. Raw images are not yet processed. They don’t have a set number of pixels assigned to them so in effect there is no interpolation / resampling required. Think of a RAW image like a Digital Negative.
March 8, 2010 4:12 pm
Great vid
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It does raise a point for me though.
I notice that there is no dialogue for resampling/interpolation.
How does camera raw add or subtract pixels ??