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Hiya,
I was going to ask if there's a way to save all the diff images between image compares in one go? This is so that I can flick through very quickly all the diffs of the images to get an impression of how different they are. But, I found the solution while typing this out and thought I'd post for anyone else considering the problem. It may be obvious to some of you.
You don't save out the diff image. Though you can if you right-click on the diff and select copy or CTRL+C while it's selected, then paste it into your fave image editor, maybe gimp or irfanview. Granted, that isn't the most ideal situation if you have a lot of files.
If you open the first image diff and set up the right zoom level, then use CTRL+M (from menu Search | Next Difference Files) then you get the desired effect and can quickly eye-scan the diffs.
HTH
I was going to ask if there's a way to save all the diff images between image compares in one go? This is so that I can flick through very quickly all the diffs of the images to get an impression of how different they are. But, I found the solution while typing this out and thought I'd post for anyone else considering the problem. It may be obvious to some of you.
You don't save out the diff image. Though you can if you right-click on the diff and select copy or CTRL+C while it's selected, then paste it into your fave image editor, maybe gimp or irfanview. Granted, that isn't the most ideal situation if you have a lot of files.
If you open the first image diff and set up the right zoom level, then use CTRL+M (from menu Search | Next Difference Files) then you get the desired effect and can quickly eye-scan the diffs.
HTH
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