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If you haven’t renamed your photos, and you’re busy processing them in Camera Raw, don’t sweat it—you’ll have an opportunity to rename them when you save them. In fact, when you choose Save in the Camera Raw dialog, the Save As screen that appears lets you batch rename the photos as they’re saved. Just type the name you want in the first field, then the numbering scheme you want to use (after all, they can’t all have the exact same name, right?).
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