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Any way to adapt the relative WB to a batch of photos ?
Honestly, I think I'm out of luck. But I'm still asking my question here in the off-chance that some absolute genuis lingers around.
Here's the deal : I've currently edited about 800 photos of a trip on Camera Raw. Unfortunately, upon upload on flickr and viewing those photos on a different computer, I noticed the calibration of the screen I used for the editing was warmer and more to the magenta side that I thought it was.
Therefore, all my photos are too cold and too green (off about 150°K on Temp and about 4 points magenta lower on Tint).
Since those are travel photos, they don't have a standard light temp setting for every single one, unlike a photoshoot in a studio.
If I select all the images and change the WB or tint of one of them, they all will take the WB setting of that image. Ask me how I know. :( (Yep, I did it accidentally on a batch of 50 photos and had to manually readapt the WB of all those photos one by one...).
In the case below, for instance, I would like the temp of the above photo to move to 7000°K and the tint to move to +19, but for the below image I woud like a temp of 6350°K and a tint of +17.
https://i.imgur.com/WP3qvLk.png
So here's the question :
**Is there a way for me to select all 800 images at once, move one or two cursors, and change the WB setting from a fixed amount RELATIVELY to the current setting ?**
I'm praying there is : I don't want to spend days changing every number manually. :D
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Honestly, I think I'm out of luck. But I'm still asking my question here in the off-chance that some absolute genuis lingers around.
Here's the deal : I've currently edited about 800 photos of a trip on Camera Raw. Unfortunately, upon upload on flickr and viewing those photos on a different computer, I noticed the calibration of the screen I used for the editing was warmer and more to the magenta side that I thought it was.
Therefore, all my photos are too cold and too green (off about 150°K on Temp and about 4 points magenta lower on Tint).
Since those are travel photos, they don't have a standard light temp setting for every single one, unlike a photoshoot in a studio.
If I select all the images and change the WB or tint of one of them, they all will take the WB setting of that image. Ask me how I know. :( (Yep, I did it accidentally on a batch of 50 photos and had to manually readapt the WB of all those photos one by one...).
In the case below, for instance, I would like the temp of the above photo to move to 7000°K and the tint to move to +19, but for the below image I woud like a temp of 6350°K and a tint of +17.
https://i.imgur.com/WP3qvLk.png
So here's the question :
**Is there a way for me to select all 800 images at once, move one or two cursors, and change the WB setting from a fixed amount RELATIVELY to the current setting ?**
I'm praying there is : I don't want to spend days changing every number manually. :D
#hobby
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