Canon EOS 10D Instruction Manual page 27

Converting Multiple Images in a Single Operation/Saving Multiple Images as Separate Images (Batch Processing)
Edit an image .
1 (p.1-7 to p.1-14)
Select images to be
2
converted and saved in a
single operation.
Click the [Batch process]
3
button .
(p.1-2)
The [Batch settings] dialog box
appears.
Alternatively, you can display this
dialog box by selecting [File] menu
[Batch process].
Specify the settings.
4
Click the [Execute] botton.
5
The processing window appears,
allowing images to be saved.
When processing is complete, the
images are saved in the specified
folder and the [Terminate] button
appears on the processing
window.
Click the [Terminate] button.
6
You cannot save multiple images in a single operation unless you specify [Sequence
number] when the [New file name] is selected for [File name].
When you have performed the procedure in step 3 with no images selected, all the
images displayed in the main window or the edit image window become the objects for
batch saving.
You can save and rename multiple images without editing them in a single operation.
[Resize setting] changes the image size by applying the larger numeric value set in
[Width] or [Height] to the longer edge of the image.
The saving function is independent of other functions. Therefore, during saving, you can
perform other operations in the main, edit, and edit image windows.
Displays the file names of the images to be saved as a batch.
Specify a value between 1 and 60,000 dpi
as the output resolution used for the
images to be saved.
Check this checkbox to change the size of
the images to be saved.
Set the width of the images.
Check this checkbox to fix the vertical/
horizontal ratio of the images.
Select this to save images without
renaming them.
Select this to rename images while
saving them.
Transfers images converted/saved in
a single operation to image editing
software (p.1-21).
Displayed when there are no images selected and the
[Batch process] button is clicked, and you can limit
the images to be converted/saved to RAW images.
Select an image type used when the images are saved.
The image types and extensions used for the saved images are shown below.
Image Type
Exif-JPEG
Exif-TIFF 8bit
TIFF 16bit
Specify the folder where the images are to be
saved. The specified folder name appears to the
side of the [Browse] button.
If you have selected [Exif-JPEG] in the [Kind of file]
list box, set the image quality (compression rate)
with a range of 1 to 10 by dragging the slider left or
right. Higher values give better JPEG quality.
Check this checkbox to embed an ICC profile
in the images to be saved.
Set the height of the images.
Select a unit of measurement.
Specify the character string and sequence number
when [New file name] is selected.
The set content is displayed as an example in [Ex.].
You can store the set sequence numbers.
Starts batch processing.
Cancels all settings and closes the window.
If you have saved an image in which [Apple RGB], [ColorMatch RGB] or [Wide Gamut
RGB] color space (p.1-10, p.1-26) has been specified, an ICC Profile is automatically
embedded even if you have not checked [Embed ICC profile].
The specified preferences (p.1-26) or individually specified color space
added to the ICC profile embedded in JPEG or TIFF images.
An ICC profile contains color information, such as color properties and color spaces of
devices which are authorized by International Color Consortium (ICC). With this ICC
profile, many color management systems can minimize the color differences between
devices.
Extension
.JPG
.TIF
.TIF
(p.1-10) are
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Cover/Table of
Contents
Introduction
1
Displaying Thumbnail Images
and Performing Basic Edits
in the Main Window
Performing Detailed 2
Edits in the Edit
Window
3
Performing Detailed
Edits in the Edit
Image Window
Checking an 4
Image in the Quick
Check Window
Troubleshooting
Shortcut Key List
Index