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Matching rejected jpegs with RAW counterpart

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PhilGF

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When I cull through my images I do so by viewing just the jpegs.

When done culling, before I can delete the rejected images I must also match the RAW files. Simple manual process but with so many images this becomes a waste of time and tiresome.

Is there a way I can filter these rejected photos to pull up their RAW counterparts for easy deletion?

Thanks
 
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Or my Syncomatic plugin which copies metadata between matching files.
 
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Line them up side by side in the grid?

It might be worth questioning the use of the JPEGs for culling, rather than importing with the embedded+sidecar preview option.
 
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I'm viewing the jpgs since I shoot with a Fuji and I'm using film simulation. This was I can pick the no-goes while I get to view if I like the simulation.
 
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I mainly shoot with a Fuji and the embedded+sidecar option means I see the film simulation. There's a LR preference for using camera settings too rather than Adobe profiles.

Also, Fuji raw files don't contain a full size preview so shooting raw+jpeg and importing embedded+sidecar means I review full size previews which LR gets from the jpeg.
 
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