With Bibble Pro any changes, deltas, are saved as a .bib file.
Is there anyway to do this in Helicon Filter?

Also, is there anyway to apply the filter to a different directory than the current directory?

On the positive side, the tabbed UI of Helicon Filter seems to have the most natural work flow ...

Thanks. I already try to save my images in different folders since I use meta data in the folder name.

I will have to experiment to see what happens when I use an ntfs link, ntlink, to create a link in the new folder instead of copying the file.

A fun thing to use Helicon Focus for is to combine images which have different subjects.

It started when I forgot to deselect the original set of images of a lilac when I decided to process a set of images of an alium.

Next I have to try this with some photos I took of birds flying around a bird ...

Is there a way to save stack or file list or queue file names?
I don't want to have to reselect images when I come back to work with a group of images.

thanks, Nigel