save as session?
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save as session?
by cwhitm@centurylink.net » Tue Jul 11, 2017 3:04 am
I saved several pictures to short list for options to show subjects. How do I save all of them in one session?
Re: save as session?
by eadams » Tue Jul 11, 2017 9:05 am
When you use SPE you work on one image at a time. You can save your work as a session, but you will only be saving different versions of that one image. For example, you can apply several effects to the image and view the different versions by turning the visibility of the individual effects on and off. If you want to edit multiple images, you have to create a new SPE session for each of the images.
Another option is to use a host application like Photoshop, where you can load any number of images into one file as layers and apply SPE effects to the individual layers. Then use the layer comps panel to quicly display the different finished versions you want to show.
If you are just editing images for friends or family, creating individual SPE files to show off is fine. If you are editing photos professionally to show to clients, Photoshop is a valuable tool.
Another option is to use a host application like Photoshop, where you can load any number of images into one file as layers and apply SPE effects to the individual layers. Then use the layer comps panel to quicly display the different finished versions you want to show.
If you are just editing images for friends or family, creating individual SPE files to show off is fine. If you are editing photos professionally to show to clients, Photoshop is a valuable tool.
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