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I have a large group of files that were copied in as jpg+raw. I need to edit for white balance and this should not be done in the jpg space which is default for photos.
I know how to change files individually to raw, but I need to change all of them to raw. How can I do this in photos for mac?
MBP 13", Mac OS X (10.6.1)
I would unstack the RAW&JPEG pairs to make its easier tower with the raw files. Export the unmodified originals from Photos (with Include IPTC as XPM to save the metadata).
Then delete the RAW&JPEG pairs from Photos and reimport only the RAW files. Keep the JPGS in a external folder, in case you want them later. After reimporting your RAW files can be edited immediately as RAW.
I am not aware of any way to do that - as far as I know you have to do it photo by photo
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How do I batch change to raw in photos
