MichaelHoskins

Thanks will do that

Sorry I've been distracted. I use the resulting layers (pictures) as frames for animated gifs. I experiment a lot and try different things, so tend to do (try anyway) things one wouldn't do, as a lark (Photographically that is!) Now I have something to try. at eighty + having family distractions.

In STACK mode. the ability to select an area or object of a layer, and have the rest the layers aligned with that section only. Useful for when camera is moving, or subject is moving. Selected area or object, could be multiple per frame.

I align several photos in STACK. Now I want to ( with one command) save those individual layers, according to their names, as individual files. Either jpg, tif, or DNG. I can do it accessing individual layers, and saving, BUT when one has a lot (57) of layers, it becomes tedious.

When I attempt to 'Straighten' , in Photo, I position the mouse over a point, depress the (left) mouse key and the 'level' line disappears and becomes a crop rectangle. If I hold the 'Ctrl" key while doing this the photo is leveled! Is this correct?

Mhoskins1 Mar 4, 2021, 1:33 PM PST When I attempt to 'Straighten' , in Photo, I position the mouse over a point, depress the (left) mouse key and the 'level' line disappears and becomes a crop rectangle. If I hold the 'Ctrl" key while doing this the photo is leveled! Is this correct?