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Mar 9, 2011
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I am trying to find a way to batch process a lot of .jpg pictures that don’t have an embedded profile. Bridge makes it very easy to find them, but I don’t know how to assign an srgb profile to the untagged ones bridge finds.
Any help would be appreciated.

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John Stafford
Mar 17, 2011
In article <il8tj5$3eh$>, BF wrote:

I am trying to find a way to batch process a lot of .jpg pictures that don’t have an embedded profile. Bridge makes it very easy to find them, but I don’t know how to assign an srgb profile to the untagged ones bridge finds.
Any help would be appreciated.

Create an action to run in batch.
===========================================
Edit -> Convert to Profile (select sRGB)
Save
===========================================
or this action
===========================================
File -> Automate -> Image processor

[x] Save as Jpeg
[x] convert to sRGB
===========================================
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nomail
Mar 17, 2011
John Stafford wrote:
In article <il8tj5$3eh$>, BF wrote:

I am trying to find a way to batch process a lot of .jpg pictures that don’t have an embedded profile. Bridge makes it very easy to find them, but I don’t know how to assign an srgb profile to the untagged ones bridge finds.
Any help would be appreciated.

Create an action to run in batch.
===========================================
Edit -> Convert to Profile (select sRGB)
Save
===========================================
or this action
===========================================
File -> Automate -> Image processor

[x] Save as Jpeg
[x] convert to sRGB
===========================================

Good idea, but don’t use ‘Convert to profile’, use ‘Assign Profile’. ‘Convert’ would first asign your default profile (because Photoshop needs to use *some* color space) and then convert that to sRGB. That would change the colors, unless your default profile happens to be sRGB too.


Johan W. Elzenga, Editor/Photographer, www.johanfoto.com
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John J Stafford
Mar 18, 2011
In article
,
Johan W. Elzenga wrote:

John Stafford wrote:
In article <il8tj5$3eh$>, BF wrote:

I am trying to find a way to batch process a lot of .jpg pictures that don’t have an embedded profile. Bridge makes it very easy to find them, but I don’t know how to assign an srgb profile to the untagged ones bridge finds.
Any help would be appreciated.

Create an action to run in batch.
===========================================
Edit -> Convert to Profile (select sRGB)
Save
===========================================
or this action
===========================================
File -> Automate -> Image processor

[x] Save as Jpeg
[x] convert to sRGB
===========================================

Good idea, but don’t use ‘Convert to profile’, use ‘Assign Profile’. ‘Convert’ would first asign your default profile (because Photoshop needs to use *some* color space) and then convert that to sRGB. That would change the colors, unless your default profile happens to be sRGB too.

Thank you for the correction, Johan!

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