Can I save all my adjustments and start again on same folder

Martin2111

• November 30, 2008 14:58

I ahve a folder of 100 imges and they are all individually adjusted. What do I do if I want to adjust all those for a different output but keep those adjustments for later?

Would I copy all the images and start again or can I just save all those adjustments in one go.

What I have done is processd all those images for web display and now I think that for print, they'll need to be about 1/2 a stop brighter. I wonder if this is usual, that an image processed for web doesn't need to be as bright as for print or is it just me?

Thanks

Martin

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  Henry1

  • November 30, 2008 15:19

  I think it is strange to need different brightness for web and print. If you have a calibrated workflow, then it should be universal. I suspect your printing setup is not properly calibrated.

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  thowi

  • November 30, 2008 15:24

  In this case you should use "variants" (menu "image" or right click on the thumbnail in the browser).
  Select the captures you want to re-adjust and create variants by either creating a variant from the original unadjusted raw file ("new variant") or by duplicating a variant with the current adjustments ("clone variant").
  
  edit: oh yes... and actually you don't have to adjust brightness for web as already mentioned in the previous post.
  If brightness on webbrowser is different you should use a webbrowser with color management (firefox).

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  Martin2111

  • November 30, 2008 18:25

  Hmmmm
  
  Thanks for your help. My monitor is calibrated as is my printer but maybe I'll do the printer again as I did it ages ago.
  
  That's why I wondered if the settings might be different for web or print.
  
  Still, off I go. Callibrating the printer is such a chore!
  
  If my printer's off, then that explains the web/print thing.
  
  Regards
  
  Martin

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