Highlighting these options will show a submenu menu with all the different image editors you have assigned in Preferences>Launching: Set. In the right-click context menu you will see Edit Photo with and Edit Selected Photos with. You can also drag and drop images and image selections directly from Photo Mechanic into an open Image Editor, even if it is not the one defined in Preferences as the default editor.It is easy to mistake these two options and wonder why only one image opened.) (You will also see an option Edit Photo which just opens the one image that you right-clicked on even if there are multiple images selected. Right-click on the selected image(s) and choose Edit Selected photos.The external editor with be launched if it is not already active and the selected images will be opened. Select an image or group of images and choose I mage>Edit Photo s from the main menu.There are several ways to open an image into an external editor: Photo Mechanic works well with RAW+JPEG pairings so this is a good way to see your changes in Photo Mechanic when working with Raw files.īefore using this function you need to define your external editor in Preferences> Launching. One possible way to work with Raw files in an external editor is to save a JPEG with the same base name in the same folder as your Raw. If you are working with DNG's in Camera Raw, you can go into Adobe's Camera Raw preferences and make sure that "Update embedded JPEG previews" is turned on.) (As an example, if you make changes made to Raw files in Adobe Camera Raw, you will not see updated thumbnails in Photo Mechanic. If you are working with other Raw formats, then the editing software will need to update the embedded JPEG preview in order for the changes to be visible in Photo Mechanic. If you are working with JPEGs or the DNG format, any changes made and saved will be reflected in the thumbnail in the Contact Sheet display. Photo Mechanic integrates with other photo editing programs, such as Adobe Photoshop® and Lightroom®. Solution home Photo Mechanic 6 Photo Mechanic and connected products Sending Photos from Photo Mechanic to external editors
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