I’ve never heard of this command, although it’s always been there. But I’ve been in the situation where, had I been aware of its existence and function, would have saved me a bunch of time and grief. Matt’s demonstrates its use in a different context than I find myself… My situation is where I’ve taken a bunch of pictures of a similar subject, from different angles maybe, or slightly different zoom angles, or even in the case of my recent shoot with Santa, a combination of different factors… And when I look at the images, the exposure/lighting of each images is slightly different, to the point where I can’t use the AutoSync feature in the Develop Module (which I use all the time) because each images requires a slightly different amount of adjustment as opposed to the same amount of the adjustment (that’s when AutoSync in great). So by getting one image’s exposure the way you want it, you can select all the other images you want adjusted and use this “Match Total Exposures” command…brilliant!!! https://youtube/watch?v=7Fek9JPGUis#t=311
Posted on: Tue, 16 Dec 2014 14:58:37 +0000