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Create an Action with HDR Toning Adjustment Layer with Custom Preset

  • June 8, 2018
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Hi everyone, apologies for the redundancy of this question; I've seen several similar questions on forums but much of the responses don't sufficiently address this issue or offer solutions involving JavaScript programming (I have no experience) with broken links

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I'm currently working in Photoshop CC 2018. I've created an action that, among other things, applies an HDR Toning Adjustment Layer. I'm working with several images, and for the sake of time I've created a custom preset that must be applied to all images. However, when I run the action, the HDR Toning dialogue box appears and automatically has the setting on "Default". Not only that, but for each image the box appears again with the "Default" setting applied. Is there any way to (1) Have this step of the action already loaded for my "Custom" setting, and (2) Skip the dialogue confirmation?

Thanks for the help, it's appreciated!

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That would depend on what action recording  support is programmed into Adobe merge to HDR pro Plug-in. What is recorded in that step in your Action.  What you want to do in your action may not be possible.

Merge to HDR Pro dialog is a complex interactive process and may not be able to be automated.  A Photoshop Script may be able to use functions in Adobe Merge to HDR Pro script and bypass its Dialog.

Most likely you will need to use a Photoshop Script Photoshop Action can nou use logic. Steps are hard recorder.

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JJMack
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June 9, 2018

That would depend on what action recording  support is programmed into Adobe merge to HDR pro Plug-in. What is recorded in that step in your Action.  What you want to do in your action may not be possible.

Merge to HDR Pro dialog is a complex interactive process and may not be able to be automated.  A Photoshop Script may be able to use functions in Adobe Merge to HDR Pro script and bypass its Dialog.

Most likely you will need to use a Photoshop Script Photoshop Action can nou use logic. Steps are hard recorder.

JJMack
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