Q: Batch processing script and Open Image

This has been already asked many times before and until now regretably there is no possible way to do this, it would be very good to do it, but nobody seems to have found a way to do it.

Also in this other thread of Lucato "Ideas for Filter Forge" I wrote-in page 2

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Lucato wrote: In the "File" menu under "Save image as..." we would have an option "Batch process..." where it would save at once the selected presets. Maybe it would open up a new window asking stuffs as Save Folder, File Format, File name string and sequence number.

YES, it would very good if FF could have a "Batch Process..." option in the File Menu and not ONLY do the renders with just the loaded imaged.

1 - It would be good to be able to apply a filter with same preset to a folder of images

2 - And also would be good to make a Batch Process of applying different presets of the same filter to the main image loaded.

3 - And if it would be possible to have, ALSO an option to be able to choose and select a group of filters and then apply all of them to a single image with the same preset. I mean I choose 10 different filters and want to batch apply all of them to the same image without having to open and load each image inside FF, render and then save it and repeat again the same with the next filter.

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Is it possible to add the images for the filter to act on (File \ Open Image), into the batch processing script so a filter can be pre-configured to process a folder full of images automatically in the script?

Do you mean to do image filter processing? Various photo editors provide batch conversion of photos such as resizing, changing file extension, renaming etc, and we have covered a lot of them from time to time. However, only a few exist that not only enable users to apply basic image transformation functions, but also let them add various photo filter effects to multiple images at once. One such application is Photopus.