increase/decrease exposure on all images at once

[Caetano Veyssières]

I can change the EV value on all selected images, but they all get the same value, what I want is to increase or decrease their individual values at once.
Is that possible ?

[bugbear]

Caetano Veyssières wrote:
> I can change the EV value on all selected images, but they all get the same value, what I want is to increase or decrease their individual values at once.
> Is that possible ?

Not that I'm aware of.

But you could alter the EV of the anchor and do an exposure optimise
on all the others!

BugBear

[Caetano Veyssières]

Good idea. But how do I perform a ctrl+left click operation (to make the EV bold) on all images at once. I have 250 images and there's a good 1 sec delay when I ctrl+click on one, so a one click solution would be great.

[T. Modes]

Am Dienstag, 3. Januar 2017 19:30:02 UTC+1 schrieb Caetano Veyssières:

Good idea. But how do I perform a ctrl+left click operation (to make the EV bold) on all images at once. I have 250 images and there's a good 1 sec delay when I ctrl+click on one, so a one click solution would be great.

Mmh, maybe select all in the context menu and then deselect the already changed.

But I'm asking why you want the change *all* EV values? Can't the same effect achieved by changing the only output exposure value (fast preview window, preview tab)?

[Caetano Veyssières]

Oh, of course ! I didn't find that option. Thanks for the tip.
What is the arrow for ? When I hover over it, I see a blank rectangle. Maybe you have the text on your end.

[T. Modes]

Am Dienstag, 3. Januar 2017 21:04:16 UTC+1 schrieb Caetano Veyssières:

What is the arrow for ? When I hover over it, I see a blank rectangle. Maybe you have the text on your end.

On all system I have tested it shows a tooltip with "Sets the exposure value of the panorama to the mean exposure of all images."