Sensor Dust Batching - DPChallenge Forums

Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM

03/18/2008 06:12:59 PM · #1

I know there is a way that you can remove Sensor Dust from a folder of images through an action process in CS2. But I cannot remember where to find that info on the set up for it.

Can someone help please?

Photologist

Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max

03/18/2008 06:47:06 PM · #2

Maybe I'm not understanding your question throughly, but can't you just go into the Actions palette, click the record button, remove your dust, and click the stop button. I recommend the spot healing tool, cloning may not work for multiple photos (that are all different).

Then, close all open images in PS, then click on File > Automate > Batch and follow the directions. You may want to record a "save" task for your action. Then while in the batch dialog, tell it to override your save action and put your saved images into another folder.

Message edited by author 2008-03-18 18:48:03.

hyperfocal

Nikon D7000

Nikon MF 105mm f/2.5 AIS

03/18/2008 08:38:30 PM · #3

I was trying a while back to do the same thing, but couldn't figure it out. I did a 450 image time-lapse with a dust shadow right in a prominent spot, and sure as heck didn't want to clone every image in the same spot.

Nikon AF-S NIKKOR 24-70mm f/2.8G ED

03/18/2008 08:40:38 PM · #4

Ahh yes...that works. For some reason I thought there was a pre-made action for it already....don't mind me...my hair is way too blonde at the moment.

Quigley

Nikon D700

03/18/2008 09:02:46 PM · #5

Originally posted by Judi:

Ahh yes...that works. For some reason I thought there was a pre-made action for it already....don't mind me...my hair is way too blonde at the moment.

Well post a pic and let us decide :)

MAX!

03/18/2008 09:04:09 PM · #6

Originally posted by Quigley:

Originally posted by Judi:
Ahh yes...that works. For some reason I thought there was a pre-made action for it already....don't mind me...my hair is way too blonde at the moment.

Well post a pic and let us decide :)

MAX!

You will see soon enough. It is part of a Time Lapse series.

BarbB

Canon EF 24-105mm f/4.0L IS

03/19/2008 06:36:22 AM · #7

If it's the time lapse I'm thinking about and you post it, I'll post that delightful 'Environmental Portrait', without plastic surgery...and you know I rarely edit....Mainly because I can't! LOL

Oops! I think that's off topic.

Message edited by author 2008-03-19 06:38:08.