Exported Photos for Photoshop

Hi,
Is there an efficient way to export ONLY THE PHOTOS USED for Photoshop touchup? I was thinking to tell my Photoshop guy to make a new folder called Re-Touched and put the photos in there with the names as I gave it to him. This way I can re-connect the new Photos more easily (while hiding the un-touched photos). Is there a better way to do this?
Thanks.

To quickly identify the photos you used in a sequence, select all in your timeline (CMD+A) and then right click and choose Label and pick a color.
All the clips and photos in your sequence will turn the color you chose, and so will their corresponding master clips in the browser. From there just select the color-coded photos to export.
Andy

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how to export pic from photoshop elements into iPhoto

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Thank you very much for your reply.
I had service work done on my computer, and in the process they deleted
Elements #11, so I cannot access that. BUT, I have over 3,000 photos on my
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I know 72dpi, anything else I need to know?
For an internet page the dpi do not really matter, since a didgital image does not have physical dimensions. dpi are relevant when scanning printed photos or printing photos with a minimum resolution of points per inch.
For uploading to the internet the pixelsize matters - the total number of pixels should be not larger than necessary for the page where you will displaying your photos. If the image box for your photos is 1024by1024 pixels, set the "size-to" in the export preset to "Fit within" 1024 pixels. And select Jpeg format with a modetate jpeg quality setting, not much higher than 8. It will depend on the amaount of fine details in your photos and the contrast, how much you can lower the quality settings without making your image looking bad.
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I have Photoshop Elements 12 for both PC and Mac (I use both). I have a new camera, Nikon D810. I downloaded the latest version of Camera Raw, 8.8. My D810 is listed as a supported camera model. However, when I try to open a raw photo in Photoshop Element

I have Photoshop Elements 12 for both PC and Mac (I use both). I have a new camera, Nikon D810. I downloaded the latest version of Camera Raw, 8.8. My D810 is listed as a supported camera model. However, when I try to open a raw photo in Photoshop Elements, I keep getting the message "Could not complete your request because the file appears to be from a camera model which is not supported by the installed version of Camera Raw. I have tried reinstalling Camera Raw many times, and have tried to open many different raw files in Elements, and still get the same error message. Please help.

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Photos does not support external editing like iPhoto. Is there likely to be an upgrade to change this or will I abandon Photos for software that does support editing in Photoshop?

iPhoto does work and there is an upgrade:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4928
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