Batch Processing with Presets?
Posted: Sat Feb 11, 2012 3:06 pmIs it possible to run a batch process with a preset assigned to the final images rather than the default?
Thanks, Bill
Thanks, Bill
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Posted: Sat Feb 11, 2012 3:06 pmRe: Batch Processing with Presets?
Posted: Sat Feb 11, 2012 3:10 pmBatch proces uses the current set of parameters. You select the preset and start the batch process.
Re: Batch Processing with Presets?
Posted: Sat Feb 11, 2012 3:40 pmThanks for the quick reply Sebastian, worked great. Very simple!
Re: Batch Processing with Presets?
Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2012 10:08 amBill,
Are you aware that you can create HDR Tiff or jpg files in a batch and also create an SNS file?
When you open the SNS file after it has been processed you have access to all the profiles and sliders so you can tinker with the image as much as you want and save it again.
So if you don't like the result that Default gives you can change it.
Tony
Are you aware that you can create HDR Tiff or jpg files in a batch and also create an SNS file?
When you open the SNS file after it has been processed you have access to all the profiles and sliders so you can tinker with the image as much as you want and save it again.
So if you don't like the result that Default gives you can change it.
Tony
Re: Batch Processing with Presets?
Posted: Mon Feb 13, 2012 1:34 pmTony,
Thanks for the information. I am beginning to get a feel for the program and like the results I get. The other HDR programs I have tried did not give the photo realistic result I was looking for and SNS-Pro does that for me. I have a lot of learning to go with it, but there are a couple tutorials by Michael James that helped a lot. Working with RAW might be slower but it gives much better (true) color results for the little testing I have done.
Thanks for the information. I am beginning to get a feel for the program and like the results I get. The other HDR programs I have tried did not give the photo realistic result I was looking for and SNS-Pro does that for me. I have a lot of learning to go with it, but there are a couple tutorials by Michael James that helped a lot. Working with RAW might be slower but it gives much better (true) color results for the little testing I have done.