However, theīeta version (along with a CRW plugin Cerious also offers) will I would like to take a look at the downloading utility you developed.ĬRW files in the release version. This Forum is absolutelyīrilliant!-Ĭould you provide the link to your web site.
I would also greatly appreciate if this workflow was described in You'll need to use a few different ones matched to your particular needs and preferences.ĭon Cohen's is very,very, helpful but,as he admits, it's not really The biggest problem in any high-volume workflow is just the time to convert from Raw to TIF - and this is the limiting factor no matter which programs you use.ġ) Move the files from you CF Card (Crw and Thm) to your hard drive.Ģ) Use Crw Bridge or BreezeSys to sort through, deleting images that you don't want to keep or convert.ģ) Use T+ or BreezeSys to convert to TIF (if you want 16-bit TIF's, you'll need to use BreezeSys, as T+ doesn't do 16-bit at this point)Ĥ) The next big time consuming element is editing, but again this is the same regardless of which apps and workflow you use.Įven though T+ doesn't thumbnail the Crw files, it can easily be setup to thumbnail the Thm files (see my site for the specifics), so this isn't a significant problem for me.Īnd the bottom line is that there isn't a one-stop-shopping type of application that will fill all needs relative to transferring, converting, editing, and organizing your images, especially if there's a large volume. Mike Kelley has some useful information, and I agree with most of what he says and recommends. Using this process I can get through a few thousand images in a day or so, ending up with a couple of hundred keepers. This is a one right mouse button click, but the process will take a while.ĥ) Go away and have fun the rest of the day.Ħ) Clean up the resultant TIF files in Photoshop (if you don't like hands on you could also automate some standard things, like sharpening and levels adjustment, right in T+, but for the best images you'll want to work on them one at a time). Here's what I do (and it works for 5000 images at a time, so it's pretty high volume):ġ) Copy all files onto my hard drive using a card reader (and my little VB program, available on my website, that handles the consolidation of them into the right folders with one button press).Ģ) Backup all the files onto CD, twice (I'm pretty anal).ģ) Using CRWBridge, go through the images and delete all the non-keepers (T+ will hopefully eliminate this step pretty soon, as it should read the large JPG image contained within the RAW files).Ĥ) Batch convert all the rest of the images using T+ to TIFs (just convert using All as the option). It complicates your workflow, so I'm not sure you want to go in that direction, but a lot of people here swear by it (I use T+ pretty exclusively now).ģ)Does anyone know of a good workflow process that will accommodate It will convert the RAW files without the need for the THM files and handle things much easier.Īlternatively, you can use a third party program such as Yarc to handle your conversion. Once again, however, I would recommend registering your T+, getting the newest beta and CRW plugin. I'm guessing you don't have the THM files copied as well - if those are missing I believe ZBrowser won't allow a conversion. Order to do this?- (I have several customers getting impatient with
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I would highly recommend doing this.Ģ)Whenever I open Crw files from a CD they won't convert ( in T+ or You need to be a registered user of T+ in order to download the beta version and RAW plugin. However, the beta version (along with a CRW plugin Cerious also offers) will indeed make thumbnails from your RAW files. 'flow' and I am having to jump between T+ & CRW Bridge which is aĬRW files in the release version. I haven't registered as yet as I haven't been able to get into a Can anyone help me in the following please?ġ) I can't seem to be able to view my CRW thumbnails in T+
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