Merging exposures and content
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Click Add files, navigate to the folder you want, select the files,
and click Open.
The photos are sorted into groups of three by default.
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Click the folder icon beside the Save processed files in box, and
browse to the folder where you want to save the processed files.
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Choose a file type from the Save as drop-list.
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Drag the JPEG quality slider to set the file size and quality for the
processed images.
If you want to save .hdr versions of the processed files (so you can
edit them in Exposure Merge), mark the Save .hdr file check box.
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In the Group photos by drop-list, choose one of the following:
• 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.
• 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.
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If the photos were taken without a tripod, enable the Auto-align
check box and choose an alignment option form the Method
drop-list.
If you want to crop unaligned edges along the borders of the
photos, mark Auto crop.
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Click Process.
Processing might take a few moments, depending on the size and
number of photos.
You can now navigate to the location where you saved your
process files and evaluate them.
