Batch Processing 1 Image with Hundreds of Factory Filters

I need to process a single image with hundreds of factory filters and as many presets as possible (non-stacked).

I tried using FFEasyRender but the filters must be added one by one to the render job. This is not feasible.

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance

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davidgpf wrote: I need to process a single image with hundreds of factory filters and as many presets as possible (non-stacked).

I am also has been interested in this before to be able to do it in the same way as you have explained, so the result would be that you have a single source image and the result would be hundreds of images with the filters applied

I have tried it, but yet did not make it as I was confused on what would be the steps to do it correctly in any of the automatic render tools like FFEasyRender or other.

When you mean "Factory filters" I think you mean filters that are downloaded from the Filter forge library.

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davidgpf wrote: I tried using FFEasyRender but the filters must be added one by one to the render job. This is not feasible.

I may agree that if you want to add hundreds of filters, adding them one by one could be tedious and boring, but regrettably you must tell FFeasyRender WHICH filters should use, as you can not use ALL of the filters you may have

How would you want to add them ? I think that what you may want is to be able to sel ect all the filters you may want and then be able to add all of them automatically to FFEasyREnder? but I think that this could be probably complex to do and may need to redesign the tool to do this (although I really have no idea about programming or coding and how this tool has been done, or even if this could be possible in any way)

So really I do not know how it could be done because I have no experience in programming and do not know what could be possible, feasible and easy and what not, so I can not suggest what could be done.

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FFCreator wrote: There is currently no option to sel ect multiple filters fr om a list of filters at once. I don't think I will extend FFEAsyRender with this option in the near future.

I agree with you that maybe would be much work to do this and as you are doing this totally for free you do not get any income or payment for the time taken to do this. Anyway what you have done already is really much appreciated although I really do not use it.