Schlake wrote:
I want to open a jpeg in photoshop using camera raw from the command line.  But I can't figure out what the command line options are for photoshop.  Anyone know?

Don't understang why you want to do this.. since on the command line pictures wont be displayed. lol.. but just just go to the directory where camera RAW is and then type the directory where the pic is.... c:\my pictures\RAW\*.NEF

Charger Photography wrote:

Don't understang why you want to do this.. since on the command line pictures wont be displayed. lol.. but just just go to the directory where camera RAW is and then type the directory where the pic is.... c:\my pictures\RAW\*.NEF

I want to open a jpeg in camera raw, not a raw file.  Jepgs don't automatically open in raw, which is my problem.

Schlake wrote:

I want to open a jpeg in camera raw, not a raw file.  Jepgs don't automatically open in raw, which is my problem.

Thats because camera RAW look for a RAW extention... not *.jpeg .... Just open the jpeg in PS.... even if you managed to open it on Camera RAW.. you wont be able to do any adjustments

Charger Photography wrote:

Thats because camera RAW look for a RAW extention... not *.jpeg .... Just open the jpeg in PS.... even if you managed to open it on Camera RAW.. you wont be able to do any adjustments

I can do all the adjustments in Camera Raw, which is why I want to open my jpeg in camera raw.

Paul AI wrote:
Open the JPG in Adobe Bridge, press and hold the CTRL button, then right click the JPG.  There will be an option to "Open In Camera Raw" right underneath where it says "Open With..."

That doesn't help me open it in camera raw form the command line.  I know how to open it in Bridge, it's easy.  I'm trying to open from the command line.

Charger Photography wrote:

Thats because camera RAW look for a RAW extention... not *.jpeg .... Just open the jpeg in PS.... even if you managed to open it on Camera RAW.. you wont be able to do any adjustments

Camera RAW will adjust JPG files.

Schlake wrote:
I want to open a jpeg in camera raw, not a raw file.  Jepgs don't automatically open in raw, which is my problem.

Inside Photoshop, try File > Open As. Open the flyout menu and choose this option. Then navigate to your jpeg and double-click. It'll open in Camera Raw.

Peano wrote:

Inside Photoshop, try File > Open As. Open the flyout menu and choose this option. Then navigate to your jpeg and double-click. It'll open in Camera Raw.

And how do I do that from the command line?

Charger Photography wrote:

Thats because camera RAW look for a RAW extention... not *.jpeg .... Just open the jpeg in PS.... even if you managed to open it on Camera RAW.. you wont be able to do any adjustments

Not true!  I make adjustments on JPEG photos in Camera Raw.  Scott Kelby said that you can!

Schlake wrote:

I want to open a jpeg in camera raw, not a raw file.  Jepgs don't automatically open in raw, which is my problem.

You can manually open a JPEG in RAW.

Peano wrote:

Inside Photoshop, try File > Open As. Open the flyout menu and choose this option. Then navigate to your jpeg and double-click. It'll open in Camera Raw.

+1

Schlake wrote:
And how do I do that from the command line?

I'm offering you an alternative to the command line that will work. Take it or leave it.

I don't care if you do it from the 50-yard line or the Maginot Line or the Mason-Dixon Line. If you insist on doing it that way, figure it out for yourself.

Peano wrote:

I'm offering you an alternative to the command line that will work. Take it or leave it.

I don't care if you do it from the 50-yard line or the Maginot Line or the Mason-Dixon Line. If you insist on doing it that way, figure it out for yourself.

That isn't an alternative at all.  You're just an idiot.

Schlake wrote:

That isn't an alternative at all.  You're just an idiot.

He is telling you how to do it!  I do it that way!

Jerry Nemeth wrote:

He is telling you how to do it!  I do it that way!

That isn't how you do it from the command line.  It isn't helpful at all.  He's just trolling.

Schlake wrote:
That isn't an alternative at all.  You're just an idiot.

I guess you're stuck, then.

KB9NDF wrote:
Which OS are you using? CP/M?

MacOS 10.7.5.

Schlake wrote:
I want to open a jpeg in photoshop using camera raw from the command line.  But I can't figure out what the command line options are for photoshop.  Anyone know?

Open Preferences, Open General, X at Automatically launch Bridge.

Schlake wrote:
Jepgs don't automatically open in raw, which is my problem.

They will if you know how to set the preferences. Not knowing how is your problem.

Peano wrote:
They will if you know how to set the preferences. Not knowing how is your problem.

No, his problem is that everyone else in the thread is an idiot and trolling his post

Krunoslav-Stifter wrote:
Pardon my ignorance, but how does command line exactly relates to Photoshop and why is it so important to OP?

I'm trying to open jpegs as raw images when I don't have access to the gui from the images, or the images from the gui.  My images are stored on a server that only makes them available via http.  I want to be able to edit images by clicking on the jpegs in my browser and having photoshop start up to edit the downloaded image.  Getting the jpegs into photoshop is easy, but making them open as raw has proven to be quite hard.

Peano wrote:

They will if you know how to set the preferences. Not knowing how is your problem.

And now all my jpegs open in raw, so I need a command line option to prevent that.  You're not very helpful at all.

Schlake wrote:
And now all my jpegs open in raw, so I need a command line option to prevent that.  You're not very helpful at all.

I already gave you a solution to your problem. You rejected it. I'm done with you.

Peano wrote:

I already gave you a solution to your problem. You rejected it. I'm done with you.

Sorry, but no, you gave me no solution to my problem.  You gave me a solution to some made up problem that has no relevance to me.

Schlake wrote:

I'm trying to open jpegs as raw images when I don't have access to the gui from the images, or the images from the gui.  My images are stored on a server that only makes them available via http.  I want to be able to edit images by clicking on the jpegs in my browser and having photoshop start up to edit the downloaded image.  Getting the jpegs into photoshop is easy, but making them open as raw has proven to be quite hard.

Ok, Go to Preferences > Camera RAW Preferences > JPEG Handling > Set it to: Automatically Open All supported JPEG's

Krunoslav-Stifter wrote:

Ok, Go to Preferences > Camera RAW Preferences > JPEG Handling > Set it to: Automatically Open All supported JPEG's

As I said above, I've already done that.  Now I can't open jpegs as just jpegs anymore, and sort of wish I had a command line option to not open them in camera raw now.  But every jpeg in raw is far more useful than never being able to open them in raw.

Schlake wrote:
Sorry, but no, you gave me no solution to my problem.  You gave me a solution to some made up problem that has no relevance to me.

You said you wanted to be able to open some jpegs in Camera Raw. You later said you want flexibility to open jpegs in other apps, as well. I showed you a way you can do both. But you insist on doing it from the command line. So, as I said before, you're on your own. I'm done with you.

Peano wrote:

You said you wanted to be able to open some jpegs in Camera Raw. You later said you want flexibility to open jpegs in other apps, as well. I showed you a way you can do both. But you insist on doing it from the command line. So, as I said before, you're on your own. I'm done with you.

I said I wanted to  open jpegs in camera raw from the command line.  You offered no solution to my problem. And, if you stop lying about what you did earlier, then I'm done with you too.  If not, I'll keep correcting you.

Schlake wrote:
I said I wanted to  open jpegs in camera raw from the command line.  You offered no solution to my problem. And, if you stop lying about what you did earlier, then I'm done with you too.  If not, I'll keep correcting you.

And I'll remind you again that you're stuck.

Schlake wrote:
As I said above, I've already done that.  Now I can't open jpegs as just jpegs anymore, and sort of wish I had a command line option to not open them in camera raw now.  But every jpeg in raw is far more useful than never being able to open them in raw.

I guess the problem is in your stubbornness and unwillingness to adapt to the solutions offered and in return you provide arrogant attitude. The rest of us have showed you to solutions to a problem, but you seem to focus only on the problem itself. The problem is not the problem, the problem is the way you see the problem. Do you understand?

You can download the files and open them from Bridge. You can always revert the option back. You can use smart objects, you can use camera raw or Lightroom. You can maybe make a script to create custom settings or... you can do the impossible thing. Change your mind. Either way, I'm not sure if you ever heard about the thing called reputation, but you are not doing it any favours right now. Just saying.

Krunoslav-Stifter wrote:

I guess the problem is in your stubbornness and unwillingness to adapt to the solutions offered and in return you provide arrogant attitude. The rest of us have showed you to solutions to a problem, but you seem to focus only on the problem itself. The problem is not the problem, the problem is the way you see the problem. Do you understand?

You can download the files and open them from Bridge. You can always revert the option back. You can use smart objects, you can use camera raw or Lightroom. You can maybe make a script to create custom settings or... you can do the impossible thing. Change your mind. Either way, I'm not sure if you ever heard about the thing called reputation, but you are not doing it any favours right now. Just saying.

I'm sorry, if my problem is opening jpegs in camera raw from the command line, than that is my problem.  Looking at the problem differently might change my perspective of it, but it doesn't change the actual problem.  The problem remains that I want a way to open jpegs in camera raw from the command line.  Going off on random tangents about ways I can open jpegs in camera raw that isn't from the command line doesn't help me and isn't useful.  You know why?  Because I don't have any trouble opening jpegs in camera raw from bridge.  No trouble at all.  I can do it fine.  Read what my problem is, offer a solution to my actual problem, or just go away because inventing problems for me to have and then trying to help me isn't actually helpful.