If you have a bunch of camera raw images and you want to process them all at once instead of one by one, here is how to do it using Photoshop Elements 3.0. After you have launched PSE3, click on the File menu -> Process Multiple Files... In this dialog window, you have lots of options for processing your group of images, from renaming to resizing to converting to a different file format. You can also add your personal Watermark to all of the images (see the Labels drop down). Processing your camera raw files in this manner uses the Camera Default settings in the Camera Raw plug-in. To reset your Camera Default setting, open one of your CR images, adjust the settings and click on the Settings flyout menu (triangle) and select Set Camera Default.
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