How to set all exposure's on level higher

Kristian Schuller

• 6. Oktober 2010 17:12

Hello everyone
I got a question
I got many pictures with diffrent exposure settings (vor examble one on +0.99, one on -0,55....)
Now I want all of them to get 0.50 lighter
(Its a thing vor achivating)
I dont want them to set on the same exposure

for example:
+0.99 + 0.50 = 1.49
-0,55 + 0.50 = -0.05

Is it possibel to make this on automation or do I have to do this on each picture by my self?

pre Thanks

Moritz

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  Drew Altdo

  • 6. Oktober 2010 17:31

  Please see; viewtopic.php?f=20&t=9123

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  rap_digital

  • 19. Oktober 2010 10:40

  Hey guys
  
  I only just saw this thread I can probably write a script that will do this for you. Is it still of interest?

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  Nicolas

  • 19. Oktober 2010 11:17

  [quote="rap_digital" wrote:
  Hey guys
  
  I only just saw this thread I can probably write a script that will do this for you. Is it still of interest?

  
  Hi rap_digital
  
  Yes !
  
  and pleeease, if you know how to

  (and I'm ready to pay for (not too much though!-)

  , could a script be written that would allow to apply to a selection of CR2 files the chromatic aberration filter?
  I shoot a lot of high contrasted scenes and I have to manually click on it, file after file… crazy I get!
  
  I've submitted a support case for this months ago and it was promised for an upcoming version, but till now… nothing!

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  rap_digital

  • 19. Oktober 2010 11:55

  Give me a couple days I have a heap of work to get out but adding to the exposure is reasonably easy to do. Analyzing the Chromatic Aberration isn't that easy to script 😊
  
  Cheers
  Rick

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  Nicolas

  • 19. Oktober 2010 12:02

  Thanks Rap !
  PM me if you wish more details
  
  Have a nice day

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  rap_digital

  • 22. Oktober 2010 23:03

  email me at info at rapdigital dot net if you would like the app it adjusts exposure or contrast or saturation. There is a small fee.

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  Nicolas

  • 23. Oktober 2010 09:18

  Done

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