I use, and have been using Pixieset > https://pixieset.com/ref/xWk8ncqzlz > for 5 years now, both me and all my clients are very happy with this service!
I currently use a Sony A7RV for my photography and my Sony FX6 for videography.
I use a Profoto A2 flash, handheld, with a Profoto Connect Trigger.
Copy and paste the below into your terminal:
Change the src: this is your JPG client selectes
Change the dst - the destination of your final RAW images (this will copy them into this folder as new files, it will not delete or move where your old files are)
search: your RAW file folder!
You can find the path by right clicking and searching ‘get info’ on the image, then copy the path, it will change the little dots or dashes into / automatically when pasted
If it’s not working, you need to give terminal access to search your drives, this is super common. Go to privacy and sercutiy in your computer system settings, and ‘accessibility’ and turn terminal ON for permissions.
THE CODE
src="/Volumes/APRIL 2026/KK AGENCY/kkagency-photo-download-1of1/My_Favorites"
dst="/Volumes/APRIL 2026/KK AGENCY/Final Selection"
search="/Volumes/APRIL 2026/KK AGENCY/20260413"
mkdir -p "$dst"
for jpg in "$src"/*.[jJ][pP][gG]; do
[ -e "$jpg" ] || continue
name=$(basename "$jpg")
number=$(echo "$name" | grep -o '[0-9]\{4,\}' | head -n 1)
match=$(find "$search" -type f -iname "*$number*.ARW" | head -n 1)
if [ -n "$match" ]; then
cp -n "$match" "$dst"
echo "Copied RAW: $match"
else
echo "Not found: $number"
fi
done