I have a files with thousands of lines produced by md5, with the hash and then the path on each line. I'm searching through hundreds of sed examples but can't quite decipher them.

How would I everything up to and including the last slash on each line, then output just the file name?

```
fd373e07fd6f85085455a7d03a6ea8d8 /Volumes/yadda/20121007-083424-MDT-5DM35545.CR2
b4108ee8509dbfd0e8fd93effbb2c87f /Volumes/yadda/20121007-083424-MDT-5DM35546.CR2
98188a4e073a65d39840b34446228533 /Volumes/yadda/20121007-083424-MDT-5DM35547.CR2
7fe69f18e1a216a7a68812b1b3322764 /Volumes/yadda/20121007-083424-MDT-5DM35548.CR2
7b48289014eddab153a819a460a46f83 /Volumes/yadda/20121007-083424-MDT-5DM35549.CR2
832f43451691fa4e8577f66820f8714c /Volumes/yadda/20121007-083424-MDT-5DM35550.CR2

```

And for output, I want just the file names:

```
5DM35545.CR2
5DM35546.CR2
5DM35547.CR2
5DM35548.CR2
5DM35549.CR2
5DM35550.CR2

```

I understand I can delete just the hashes and then use basename, but I was hoping to do it in one operation, and learn a little sed.

Thanks for not trashing a newbie.