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Unregistered User · 03-13-2022, 11:56 AM

Hi!

With the K-1 it is logical to develop a whole folder with images to JPG.

With the K-3 III I have been under the illusion that this was not possible until today when I did this by accident.

Is it just me that has missed this? Can´t find any referens to how in the manual.

I will tell you how but it is kind of a long text to write so I save that for now if it is just me that has been stupid...

kypfer · 03-13-2022, 02:59 PM

As with a lot of Pentax documentation, some details are sparse … p92-93 in the manual cover the procedure, but, as is often the case, the end-user is expected to sit down and experiment a bit to realise the total capabilities

I rarely develop from RAW in-camera, though I do play with the digital filters on occasion.
I find it very useful to have the camera connected to an HDMI screen to fully appreciate the nuances of the adjustments, which can be difficult, with older eyes, on a 3" LCD panel

Unregistered User · 03-13-2022, 03:10 PM - **1 Like**

Originally posted by kypfer

As with a lot of Pentax documentation, some details are sparse … p92-93 in the manual cover the procedure, but, as is often the case, the end-user is expected to sit down and experiment a bit to realise the total capabilities

I rarely develop from RAW in-camera, though I do play with the digital filters on occasion.
I find it very useful to have the camera connected to an HDMI screen to fully appreciate the nuances of the adjustments, which can be difficult, with older eyes, on a 3" LCD panel

I have read these pages but it says nothing about developing more than one image at a time. Nothing about choosing a couple of images, tweeking them and then save all of them at once.

To do this you have to be in multi image mode, press AE-L and RAW-developement. It processes for a long time if many images are present. Now you get the possibility to select images... The normal thing would be to first select, then choose develop... If you want to do a whole folder? Then it is not the same as for selected images...

And it would be nice if it was stated in the manual how to do it.

mctaveck · 03-17-2022, 06:31 AM

Originally posted by Tjompen1968

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To do this you have to be in multi image mode, press AE-L and RAW-developement. It processes for a long time if many images are present. Now you get the possibility to select images... The normal thing would be to first select, then choose develop... If you want to do a whole folder? Then it is not the same as for selected images...

And it would be nice if it was stated in the manual how to do it.

Maybe this is my issue as well (just opened a post)

Danilo

mctaveck · 03-17-2022, 08:18 AM

Originally posted by Tjompen1968

I have read these pages but it says nothing about developing more than one image at a time. Nothing about choosing a couple of images, tweeking them and then save all of them at once.

To do this you have to be in multi image mode, press AE-L and RAW-developement. It processes for a long time if many images are present. Now you get the possibility to select images... The normal thing would be to first select, then choose develop... If you want to do a whole folder? Then it is not the same as for selected images...

And it would be nice if it was stated in the manual how to do it.

Yes, it is so slow I thought was in loop. I agree with you 100%
Thanks
Danilo

gatorguy · 03-31-2022, 03:39 AM

Originally posted by Tjompen1968

I have read these pages but it says nothing about developing more than one image at a time. Nothing about choosing a couple of images, tweeking them and then save all of them at once.

To do this you have to be in multi image mode, press AE-L and RAW-developement. It processes for a long time if many images are present. Now you get the possibility to select images... The normal thing would be to first select, then choose develop... If you want to do a whole folder? Then it is not the same as for selected images...

And it would be nice if it was stated in the manual how to do it.

That's helpful. You're correct that finding what you need in the manual itself can be frustrating. Members like you do a service for the rest of us. Thanks for figuring it out, interested members will appreciate it.

**Pål Jensen** · 03-31-2022, 03:58 AM

Originally posted by Tjompen1968

And it would be nice if it was stated in the manual how to do it.

This camera deserves a better manual. However, if it had one I suspect it would be 2000 pages thick....

**Kobie** · 04-04-2022, 04:03 PM - **1 Like**

Originally posted by Pål Jensen

This camera deserves a better manual. However, if it had one I suspect it would be 2000 pages thick....

Or a full searchable PDF User guide that covers the ins and outs of all the various settings and tech.

**clackers** · 04-04-2022, 08:54 PM

Originally posted by Kobie

Or a full searchable PDF User guide that covers the ins and outs of all the various settings and tech.

Whoever's writing successor to the Yvon Bourque series of eBooks ought to have this tip suggested to them!

03-13-2022, 11:56 AM	#1
Unregistered User Guest	Developing RAW In Camera Hi! With the K-1 it is logical to develop a whole folder with images to JPG. With the K-3 III I have been under the illusion that this was not possible until today when I did this by accident. Is it just me that has missed this? Can´t find any referens to how in the manual. I will tell you how but it is kind of a long text to write so I save that for now if it is just me that has been stupid...

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03-13-2022, 02:59 PM	#2
kypfer Pentaxian Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Jersey C.I. Posts: 3,600	As with a lot of Pentax documentation, some details are sparse … p92-93 in the manual cover the procedure, but, as is often the case, the end-user is expected to sit down and experiment a bit to realise the total capabilities I rarely develop from RAW in-camera, though I do play with the digital filters on occasion. I find it very useful to have the camera connected to an HDMI screen to fully appreciate the nuances of the adjustments, which can be difficult, with older eyes, on a 3" LCD panel

03-13-2022, 03:10 PM - 1 Like	#3
Unregistered User Guest	Originally posted by kypfer As with a lot of Pentax documentation, some details are sparse … p92-93 in the manual cover the procedure, but, as is often the case, the end-user is expected to sit down and experiment a bit to realise the total capabilities I rarely develop from RAW in-camera, though I do play with the digital filters on occasion. I find it very useful to have the camera connected to an HDMI screen to fully appreciate the nuances of the adjustments, which can be difficult, with older eyes, on a 3" LCD panel I have read these pages but it says nothing about developing more than one image at a time. Nothing about choosing a couple of images, tweeking them and then save all of them at once. To do this you have to be in multi image mode, press AE-L and RAW-developement. It processes for a long time if many images are present. Now you get the possibility to select images... The normal thing would be to first select, then choose develop... If you want to do a whole folder? Then it is not the same as for selected images... And it would be nice if it was stated in the manual how to do it.

03-17-2022, 06:31 AM	#4
mctaveck Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2017 Posts: 165	Originally posted by Tjompen1968 (cut) To do this you have to be in multi image mode, press AE-L and RAW-developement. It processes for a long time if many images are present. Now you get the possibility to select images... The normal thing would be to first select, then choose develop... If you want to do a whole folder? Then it is not the same as for selected images... And it would be nice if it was stated in the manual how to do it. Maybe this is my issue as well (just opened a post) Danilo

03-17-2022, 08:18 AM	#5
mctaveck Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2017 Posts: 165	Originally posted by Tjompen1968 I have read these pages but it says nothing about developing more than one image at a time. Nothing about choosing a couple of images, tweeking them and then save all of them at once. To do this you have to be in multi image mode, press AE-L and RAW-developement. It processes for a long time if many images are present. Now you get the possibility to select images... The normal thing would be to first select, then choose develop... If you want to do a whole folder? Then it is not the same as for selected images... And it would be nice if it was stated in the manual how to do it. Yes, it is so slow I thought was in loop. I agree with you 100% Thanks Danilo

03-31-2022, 03:39 AM	#6
gatorguy Moderator Join Date: Feb 2015 Location: Central Florida Photos: Gallery Posts: 6,094	Originally posted by Tjompen1968 I have read these pages but it says nothing about developing more than one image at a time. Nothing about choosing a couple of images, tweeking them and then save all of them at once. To do this you have to be in multi image mode, press AE-L and RAW-developement. It processes for a long time if many images are present. Now you get the possibility to select images... The normal thing would be to first select, then choose develop... If you want to do a whole folder? Then it is not the same as for selected images... And it would be nice if it was stated in the manual how to do it. That's helpful. You're correct that finding what you need in the manual itself can be frustrating. Members like you do a service for the rest of us. Thanks for figuring it out, interested members will appreciate it.

03-31-2022, 03:58 AM	#7
Pål Jensen Site Supporter Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Norway Photos: Albums Posts: 4,371	Originally posted by Tjompen1968 And it would be nice if it was stated in the manual how to do it. This camera deserves a better manual. However, if it had one I suspect it would be 2000 pages thick....

04-04-2022, 04:03 PM - 1 Like	#8
Kobie Site Supporter Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Bowmanville Photos: Albums Posts: 1,211	Originally posted by Pål Jensen This camera deserves a better manual. However, if it had one I suspect it would be 2000 pages thick.... Or a full searchable PDF User guide that covers the ins and outs of all the various settings and tech.

04-04-2022, 08:54 PM	#9
clackers Otis Memorial Pentaxian Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Melbourne Photos: Albums Posts: 16,397	Originally posted by Kobie Or a full searchable PDF User guide that covers the ins and outs of all the various settings and tech. Whoever's writing successor to the Yvon Bourque series of eBooks ought to have this tip suggested to them!

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