Edit Photo As....

[gmgrant]

I looked through the first ten pages of feature requests and did not see this, so I apologize if it has already been mentioned.

The ability to be able to right-click or control click on an image or a group of selected images and be able to have a command to edit a photo as a .jpg or RAW image would be great.

I know that under Preferences / Launching there is an option to set which file type you would like to edit when you elect to edit a photo, but often times I find myself going back to preferences to change that or right-clicking to reveal the image file in the finder to then double click the .jpg file so I can edit it.

For me it would speed things up and make the editing process much smoother, as I often have to switch back and forth from the RAW file to the attached .jpg.

For clarification, I shoot only RAW, and the attached .jpgs are created only after converting in Adobe Camera Raw.

Thanks in advance, and let me know if you need any further info.


gg

[Kirk Baker]

I looked through the first ten pages of feature requests and did not see this, so I apologize if it has already been mentioned.

The ability to be able to right-click or control click on an image or a group of selected images and be able to have a command to edit a photo as a .jpg or RAW image would be great.

I know that under Preferences / Launching there is an option to set which file type you would like to edit when you elect to edit a photo, but often times I find myself going back to preferences to change that or right-clicking to reveal the image file in the finder to then double click the .jpg file so I can edit it.

For me it would speed things up and make the editing process much smoother, as I often have to switch back and forth from the RAW file to the attached .jpg.

For clarification, I shoot only RAW, and the attached .jpgs are created only after converting in Adobe Camera Raw.

To toggle the preference of what is edited on a RAW+JPEG pair, just hold down the "Modifier" key (Option on the Mac, Shift on Windows) when you choose the edit command.  The opposite of your preference will be edited.

-Kirk

[gmgrant]

Kirk-

Awesome. I had a feeling there might of been an option like that.

Many thanks.

gg