Save As option to preserve original filename

I know that this option exists when batch renaming in Bridge, but I am wondering about the ability to do this from Photoshop.
It would be nice to be able to preserve the RAW filename to a file when saving from Photoshop.
We do a lot of photography for artists, for cataloging purposes. Often, we rename photographs with the title of the piece of artwork, since that is the easiest way for artists to refer to the images. However, if for some reason we need to go back to the RAW file to adjust exposure or color, it is difficult to locate it because we can't retrieve the camera assigned filename unless we do numerous search by date modified/folder name/etc. queries. If there was an option in Photoshop's Save As dialogue to preserve original file name, it would be much easier to just look at the photograph's metadata and know which RAW file it came from.

Correct. When you Batch rename in Bridge, there is an option to
"Preserve Original Filename," it comes in really handy as far as being
able to trace images back to the RAW format, when files are named by
the camera with a number rather than with some sort of descriptive
element like BlueChair.psd. When clients call to request an image,
they are much more likely to ask for the "picture of Blue Chair" than
"_DSC7834."
I am not really familiar with scripting, but I imagine what you're
thinking would add a few steps to the saving process, which would be
difficult (but not impossible) to implement company-wide. I could also
be way off-mark in that assumption.
Thanks for the tip, though.

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Deactivate this SAVE AS option

Dear all,
We are actually looking for securing of original document from saving it to any local system where thisdocument can be viewed through Easy DMS. There are certain important documents, that can be just allowed to be viewed for reading but at the same time it should not be allowed to be Saved to the local system, using SAVE AS option while accessing the document using in EASY DMS. So, we need to deactivate this SAVE AS option for the documents which is being viewed from Easy DMS
Please let me know , If SAP Easy DMS has such functionality?

hi,
Goto DC30, set Flag 'you can't renam file'
When you display an original application file that is stored in a secure storage area, this indicator determines whether the file can be renamed.
To display an original application file that is stored in the SAP database, a vault, or an archive, the system creates a copy.
In the standard SAP System, the copy is assigned a name according to the naming convention defined in the program.
Some viewing programs can only find an original application file if the copy of the file has the name that the file had when it was saved to a secure storage area. In this case, the naming convention links the redline file to the viewer file.
If you set this indicator, the copy is assigned the name that the original application file had when it was saved to the secure storage area.
Procedure
Only set this indicator if your viewer application does not allow renaming of the file.
Benakaraj
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LR 2 Retain Original Filename?

How does one save the original filename in the metadata so that it becomes a permanent metadata entry (is not lost if it deleted from the catalog).
I want to be able to look at whales.(jpeg, tiff, dng) and see that the original filename was IMG_0012.jpg or _MG_9494.cr2 or whatever. LR rename does create an original filename entry; however, that entry seems to get lost if the file is removed from the catalog. I need some easy way to be able to tie the current image back to the original file. It would be nice if the entry were also viewable using Bridge.
Thanks
Mike

> need some easy way to be able to tie the current image back to the original file. It would be nice if the entry were also viewable using Bridge.
If you send to PS via LR and keep the derivatives in their default Save location, the files should all be referenced and available in LR. If you delete or move originals, it defeats some of the workings of LR. So I am not clear how to help. Can you rephrase your end objective and say why originals get deleted?

Preserve current filename in metadata

A really useful feature of Bridge is the ability to "preserve current filename in XMP metadata" when doing a Batch Rename - could this be incorporated in LR please, ideally at the import point, and for both DNG and backup (original raw)? Thanks for considering this.
David

Sorry, thought I was in feature requests, more coffee...

Can pictures on the web be saved with their original filenames? Thanx.

Greetings.
Just wanted to know if its possible to save pictures on the web with their ORIGINAL FILENAME while saving to the iPad.
Thanx for your advice.

What you see in Lightroom - are just previews, that were built before dropping your Passport. All you have are JPEG-compressed previews, your original RAWs died with your external HDD. You can get those previews from Lightroom's preview cache using a tool like LRViewer.
I don't think you can create a web gallery from withing Lightroom. Lightroom will need to have the original master files in order to build a gallery. That's even if you have high quality previews prebuilt. So, again, if you extract the previews with LRViewer, save them as JPEG files and import into a Lightroom catalog instead of your DNGs - you will be able to upload a web gallery.

Reset Picklist Options to its original Values

Hi,
Is there a way to reset picklist options to its original values (when the page initially loaded) in CRM 2013/2015?
Depending on some business logic, I am removing some of the options from the picklist. Since in CRM 2011, after each save, the page was reloading, all the initial values were coming back and based on my logic I could remove some.
But in 2013/2015, since the page is not reloading any more, after i remove some of the options the first time, they never come back. Is there any way to get them back without explicitly adding them back in JavaScript?
Basically what I need is a mechanism to reset the picklist to its original state with the options available when the page got loaded.
Is there a method that would reset the picklist?
Thanks.
captainsina

Thanks for your reply.
I have tried this already. The problem is I do not want to call save from within my JavaScript. And if I use the following command:
Xrm.Page.data.refresh(false);
It does not reload the page and does not bring optionset original values.
Thanks,
Sina
captainsina

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