Catalog manipulation - swap jpg for tiff

I have a dilemma. I have 20,000 scanned images stored in PSE6. When I started my scanning project 3 years ago I was using and older (and slower) version of PSE and also hard disk space was more of an issue. for each roll of film I created a folder and for each scanned image I saved a 5mb TIFF image and then used a Photoshop batch process to create an identically named jpg in a duplicate folder stored on a separate disk.
The jpgs were then imported into the PSE catalog and keyworded.
I am now finding this hampers my workflow when I want to edit the TIFF (or a copy of) as these are not in the catalog.
I would like to replace ALL the jpg files in the catalog with the corresponding TIFF file AND maintain the keywording ie swap it from the jpg to the TIFF.
I had a method of doing this in PSE5 as the database could be edited - anybody got any suggestions for PSE6?? Many thanks

If you dont want to go into the risky territory of editing the database (the PSE 6 scheme is somewhat differen than PSE 5), heres another approach:
Add all of the TIFFs to the catalog. Then select all the photos and do Edit > Stack > Automatically Suggest Photo Stacks. This will suggest proposed stacks for your photos, and youll have the chance to adjust the stacking. If all goes well (and it often does), each proposed stack will have the JPEG and TIFF version.
Only the JPEGs will have your tagging. But this is one place where the PSE 6 search behavior is to your advantage when you search based on any criteria (e.g. a keyword tag), PSE 6 will include in the results the entire stack if any photo in the stack matches. Thus, it would be easy for you to find the TIFFs you need based on the tagging applied to the JPEGs.
If Automatically Suggest Photo Stacks works well and you have to make few corrections to the proposed stacks, it would only take a couple of hours to do this. (Youll probably spend at least a couple of hours learning how to edit the SQLite database correctly.)

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Relink from One Image File Type to Another
by: David Blatner | February 20, 2009
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SOURCE CODE:
               // Pass form Base64 to JPG
               byte[] b64DecodedJPG =new BASE64Decoder().decodeBuffer("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");
               ByteArrayInputStream baisJPG = new ByteArrayInputStream(b64DecodedJPG);
               ImageDecodeParam param = null;
               ImageDecoder dec = ImageCodec.createImageDecoder("JPEG", baisJPG, param);
               RenderedImage op = dec.decodeAsRenderedImage();
               // Create the TIFF G4 image
               FileOutputStream fs = new FileOutputStream("radar.tiff");
               TIFFEncodeParam tiffparam = new TIFFEncodeParam();
               tiffparam.setCompression(TIFFEncodeParam.COMPRESSION_GROUP4);
               ImageEncoder enc = ImageCodec.createImageEncoder("tiff", fs, tiffparam);
               ParameterBlock params = new ParameterBlock();
               params.addSource(op);
               RenderedOp image2 = JAI.create("scale", params);
               enc.encode(image2);

I save two copies of an image, one jpg, one tiff. LR will not display the jpg or let it be available, only the tiff. When I try to put another copy of the jpg into the folder LR says the jpg is already there.e

I converted an rgb image into a grayscale image and saved two copies, one jpg, one tiff, into my chosen folder.
I tried to import both into LR, which only showed the tiff in the import dialogue. After import LR only shows the tiff in the folder but when I try to insert the jpg into the folder using Explorer LR reports that the jpg is already in folder.
How can I get LR to display this jpg image?

Hi,
I have an example here that is intended to demonstrate the difference between Positioned and Flowed subforms: http://assure.ly/i8pSdy.
This shows how you can use a slider to change the dimensions of the image object.
I have extended this to an example with buttons to scale the image: http://assure.ly/i8ZI5Y
This may not be fine enough for your purposes, but it may give you some ideas.
Good luck,
Niall
Assure Dynamics

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