Photoshop: Automatize photo sequences

[c0c]

Hi everyone.
I'm wondering if there's any way in photoshop to automatize photo sequences in one final image, without manually masking layers, I'm thinking in something like the "inversion" of median stack mode.

Is this possible? if is not, do you know some third party software that allows that?



Thank you very much in advance.

[lkroll]

Re: Automatize photo sequences

Can't endorse this software since I've never used it, but it may fit your bill.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/philburgzeropoint/

[c0c]

Re: Automatize photo sequences

Thanks lkroll for your reply. That software seems to do what I'm looking for although I didn't tried it yet. Anyway, I found that StarTrails software (http://www.startrails.de/html/software.html) works well doing this kind of blend even when its not astrophotography.

And the most interesting, it can be done with photoshop by choosing "lighten" as blend mode for all the layers. Darken mode works as the opposite.

This allows me to batch process by adding a simply action.

[Tony W]

Re: Automatize photo sequences

I think that this should be achievable in PS by using the Auto Align Layers followed by the Auto Blend layers command which will create a mask for each image automatically
EDITL Just realised that this way may create strange blending of the layers so better to do this way

http://layersmagazine.com/image-sequences-in-photoshop.html

[c0c]

Re: Automatize photo sequences

I think that this should be achievable in PS by using the Auto Align Layers followed by the Auto Blend layers command which will create a mask for each image automatically
EDITL Just realised that this way may create strange blending of the layers so better to do this way
http://layersmagazine.com/image-sequ...photoshop.html

This method is right if you have to do a few mask, and it is pretty close to the way I usually do, but I'm trying to automatize the process. Working with almost hundred layers its not a funny job.

I posted a way that works, not with all the images, but the result is very close to what I was looking for.

Anyway I appreciate your colaboration.