Send multiple images for stitching or hdr to third parties

Robert Hansen

• 2015年11月14日 19:08

Sorry if this has been asked and answered previously - I cannot find any reference in the forums.

I do a lot of multi-image stitches in PS and HDRs in PS, Photomatix and Oleono. It is very easy to both send the stacks and return the finished image from LR (roundtriping). However, I cannot find anyway to even get a stack/multi-images from CO8.3.3 to any of these programs let alone return the finished image back to CO8.

Using "Edit With" will send the files to the different programs, however, never as the required stack. Each image is opened separately in PS or Photomatix or Oleono.

I am obviously missing something as this should be a pretty basic functionality within CO8.

Thanks for any help/advice.

Bob

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  Permanently deleted user

  • 2015年11月14日 20:04

  When I'm doing pano stitches I'm preparing the individual RAWs in C1 and process them to full size JPGs or Tiffs. Those are then opened in ICE and stitched and saved as JPG or Tiff. If needed they undergo then some final corrections in an editing SW (PSE, PS or similar) for example for spot removal, elimination of visible seams or stitching errors etc. But no round trip back to C1. If there's something basic to adjust concerning exposure, WB, colours etc. then I usually go back to the start and rework the RAWs.
  
  Certainly the stitched file (JPG or Tiff) could be re-opend in C1 but I fail to see the point in doing so because C1 is a RAW editor SW.

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  Robert Hansen

  • 2015年11月14日 22:02

  Michael
  Thanks for your reply.
  My question still is - from CO8 how to get the prepared files to the third party sw as a stack an not opened as individual files. Can this be done with CO8?
  
  Thanks again
  Bob

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  don maclean

  • 2015年11月16日 02:33

  [quote="rjh1007" wrote:
  Michael
  Thanks for your reply.
  My question still is - from CO8 how to get the prepared files to the third party sw as a stack an not opened as individual files. Can this be done with CO8?
  
  Thanks again
  Bob

  
  
  The simple answer is no, you will need to export then stitch, save in the desired folder and re-import the stitched image.

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