Batch Processing

Focus Photoeditor has the ability to apply common photo corrections and adjustments to more pictures in a batch sequence.

To use Batch Processing, the pictures you want to change must be already loaded in the editor.

Let's take a look to the Batch Processing Panel, located on the top toolbar:

There is a list where you can check the operations you want to apply.

It's possible to select as many operations as needed. All operations will be applied to each of the open projects.

There are buttons to Start and to Stop the Batch Processing:

The most of corrections are automatic, that means they dont require any other input from the user to be executed. Some operations like Saving to file will require you to specify other parameters when the batch process will start.

When projects contain layers Batch Procesing will merge all layers with the background and then apply the changes. Anyway you will not loose your layers because they will be just set to invisible.

After the Batch Process, it will be possible to eventually undo all operations applied for each project, just using the undo button like for any other command.