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If my understanding what you are doing is correct, then it could be done much more simply (i.e., with only a couple of button pushes) in Adobe Lightroom. If you don't already have a copy of LR, you could simply subscribe to it for one month (around $10 USD) and not have to deal with developing an action to do it.

What you are asking (i.e., apply one ACR preset to one group of images, and a second ACR preset to another group) is an extremely simple case of what event photographers do all the time.

HTH,

Tom M

[QUOTE="Tom Mann, post: 1533728507, member: 74903"] If my understanding what you are doing is correct, then it could be done much more simply (i.e., with only a couple of button pushes) in Adobe Lightroom. If you don't already have a copy of LR, you could simply subscribe to it for one month (around $10 USD) and not have to deal with developing an action to do it. What you are asking (i.e., apply one ACR preset to one group of images, and a second ACR preset to another group) is an extremely simple case of what event photographers do all the time. HTH, Tom M [/QUOTE]

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