Am Samstag, 17. Mai 2014, 16:38:38 schrieb Mark Heieis: > Hi There, > > In processing my photos, I commonly come across a situation were in a > series of photos, I modify a setting or turn it off, which had > previously been set (because I changed my mind or for any other reason), > so the history stack grows with each change. > > It would be nice if there was a global compress history styles option. > That is, I change one photo and copy the new setting using the history > stack copy function. That part is straight forward and easy to do. > However, I then have to go through each photo singly to compress the > history stack. This is painful, time consuming and error prone. > > Hence, to me, being able to compress the history stack either by > selection or globally would be very useful. > > Now the reason I'm doing this is my assumption being that all styles are > queued in the pipeline. whether you adjust or disable it, which would > increase processing time needlessly. > > Now, if this functionality exists and I've missed it or I'm > miss-understanding how the sequence of styles are queued, then please > elucidate.
The history is just that -- a (very coarse) undo stack. It has no (real world) influence on the processing time of an image. > Thanks. > > mrh. Tobias
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