Bridge, PS Batch Question

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  • mg33

    i was editing a ton of photos last night and might have stumbled across something i didn't expect to happen.

    I have an action in Photoshop that is basically this:

    Open RAW image > Open in Photoshop > Adjust Size > Save Image

    Now, if in creating that action I adjusted any photo aspects in the RAW editor, would that be included in the Action? I noticed that some photos looked drastically different than they did when i took them, so when I turned off Preview in the RAW editor, they went back to how I had them originally. So, it potentially threw off what i wanted to do, which was just re-size the original photos, not adjust their appearance.

    Thanks if you have any knowledge of this.

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  • vaxorcist0

    Were they shot in Adobe 1998 RGB, but the photoshop process checkbox "convert profile to sRBG" was set?

    I used Bridge CS5
    Tools ->Photoshop->Image Processor

    is "Include ICC profile" checked?

    and/or are the XMP files in a different location, like on a different hard drive than them images?

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  • mg330

    I'll have to take a look at this. Originally, all the XMP files were in the same location; I only moved them after the batch conversion (well, I moved the ones created from the batch conversion just to organize my folder better).

    I'll check this stuff out when I'm at home this evening. I've got CS4.

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