Here is the workflow I use
1) convert the RAW files that will become prints
2) Save them as high resolution JPEG's 300 DPI
3) Using the cropping tool, crop each image to the size it will eventually be printed. The most common sizes are 8x10, 5x7 and 4x6 inches. Crop the original JPEG again at 300 DPI and save each one as a different file name. Example names. Original DMS_2289, 8x10 becomes DMS_2289810, 5x7 becomes DMS_228957 and 4x6 becomes DMS_228946.
This way of cropping does three things. 1) prevents the overwriting of the original file, allows you to decide what is cropped out of the frame when making different size prints and names the file so you can send the correct one to the lab for printing
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