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I just got Photoshop CS2, playing around with it, and I wanted to find out if its possible to have Photoshop automatically mark, label or rate image files in a folder depending on what file type it is.
I want to do this so I can automatically, and easily, separate raw camera files, jpgs and high-res tifs.
My workflow is to edit the raw images into jpgs in the same folder, and then save a few of the best shots as high-rez tif files, but when I get into Photoshop and the new "Bridge" I have to sort through hundreds of raw, jpg and tif files in each folder.
Can Photoshop automatically mark all jpgs with a "red" label, all raw files as "blue" and all tifs as "green" for example? So I dont have to do this for every folder I create with new downloaded and processed images?
I want to do this so I can automatically, and easily, separate raw camera files, jpgs and high-res tifs.
My workflow is to edit the raw images into jpgs in the same folder, and then save a few of the best shots as high-rez tif files, but when I get into Photoshop and the new "Bridge" I have to sort through hundreds of raw, jpg and tif files in each folder.
Can Photoshop automatically mark all jpgs with a "red" label, all raw files as "blue" and all tifs as "green" for example? So I dont have to do this for every folder I create with new downloaded and processed images?
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