Photoshop Elements Batching Raw Images
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This might be a simple question, but how did you open all the images at the very beginning of the tutorial (before you selected the pictures to edit).
mooneyb123 1 year ago
great tutorial!
Rcolorado26 1 year ago
An interesting video and workflow, Jack. I have never heard anyone recommend discarding the RAW image and keeping a JPEG copy for permanent retention.
A rough analogy would be to print a 4x6 picture and then throw away the negative, if one were using a film-based camera.
Don26812 1 year ago