MAKE THOSE SHOTS STACK UP

1 Transfer your stack of images (we took 30 shots) onto your computer and save them in a new folder. Open them into Photoshop; if they are Raw files, as ours are, they will automatically open into Adobe Camera Raw so you can make some Raw adjustments. 2 With the topmost image highlighted, scroll down to the bottom image and shift-click it to select all the images. Now any exposure tweaks you make will be applied to all images simultaneously – saving time, as they’re slight variations of the exact same shot. 3 Merging a large number of files will take a long time, so, to speed up the process, click the Save Images button to batch-convert them as JPEGs. Set Destination to Save In Same Location, Format to JPEG,…

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