If you use auto-bracketing on a regular basis, you may accumulate many sets of photos that can be processed as HDR (high dynamic range) images. You can use the Batch Merge feature to quickly merge each of your bracketed sets into HDR images. You can then evaluate which sets make good candidates for the more powerful HDR tools in the Exposure Merge feature. In some cases, Batch Merge might be the only HDR processing you need to do.
Batch Merge organizes photos into sets, based on the time between photos (within a defined timeframe) or a defined number of photos per set.
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Click File  HDR Batch Merge. |
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In the Group photos by drop-list, choose one of the following: |
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Sets — lets you choose a number in the Photos per set box. This option works well if you consistently shoot bracketed photos in predetermined batches. |
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Time — lets you choose a time interval in the Seconds per group box. This option works well if you vary the number of photos in a bracketed set. |
To remove thumbnails from the Batch Merge window, select the photos and press Delete.
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