Also, it would be simple to change it to use cjpeg instead of ImageMagick if you don't need command-line post-processing or find installing ImageMagick troublesome.ĪdSR on Flickr edited this topic ages ago. I'm not into writing tutorials but I could dig it up if anyone's interested. I have somewhere which is not on this computer a bash script that uses dcraw, ImageMagick, and ExifTool to convert raw photos to JPEGs with EXIF preserved. I use RawTherapee when doing batches to jpg without intense editing.

In the command line, go to your raw folder and type :Īnd it will extract all the jpg (or ppm) preview embeded in your raw files (in Pentax Pef, it's a fullsize jpeg). You may find a Mac review here: Originally posted ages ago.įrançois Collard (a group admin) edited this topic ages ago.ĭcraw can do the same as this script. You get only the preview included in the raw files, indeed, but the result is excellent. CR2 Converter for Windows converts RAW images taken by EOS D2000 into RAW images with CR2 extensions so that they can be displayed/edited in Digital Photo Professional. On Mac, it is a Finder extension, and it seems to work the same way. Detail When you use EOS D2000, RAW images should be converted in advance using CR2 Converter for Windows. On Windows, you only have to right-click the selection you want to convert, and the whole bunch of raw files you selected is converted within seconds. In fact, this is a script that is never opened as a standalone app. They ask for your name and email, but do not send harassing mails. If you only need to have good previews of your RAWs by extracting nearly 2 Mpx JPEGs (~1600 px wide) from your RAW files, you should use Instant JPEG from RAW: At least with the standalone you can create a settings file and subsequently apply this to a batch of images from the command line (I don't know if there is any GUI assist for the batch processing but the command line features are very well documented). It exists as either a standalone program or Gimp plugin. But is there an easy way to convert a bunch of RAW to JPG? Again, forgive me, but I'm a complete newbie at scripting. I'm revisiting an old topic here to see if any new stuff makes this easier/faster.

Mac cr2 to jpg