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Applying auto settings when converting a raw file

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Jun 21, 2022 Jun 21, 2022

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I have a folder of hundreds of raw files.

I like to convert & proces all of them using the auto WB & auto all settings (Exposure, Dontracts etc within Basic panel) in Camera Raw. 

I created an action whereby it will do the above. However I noticed the software will only take the auto settings of the first file (which I used to create the action) & apply that to all the otehr files, instead of analysing each fileand apply an auto settings specific to each.

Is there any way to achieve this? Thanks.

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Jun 21, 2022 Jun 21, 2022

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Did you select ALL the images in the filmstrip?

There is really a much better software solution to do this with the ACR engine: Lightroom.

Author “Color Management for Photographers" & "Photoshop CC Color Management/pluralsight"

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Jun 21, 2022 Jun 21, 2022

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From within photoshop you could use File>Scripts>Image Processor and enable the

Open first image to apply settings, which opens the first image into acr.

 

 

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