[joethelion]

Ok - so... I've done stop-motion animation before, but most of the time is was 'just for fun'

but recently - I began to work on a project with my partner that started off as a 'little joke thing' that we were going to put on the 'ol blog....

and after I put all the images together (like just to see a really rough run-through, with no audio, etc), I realized - 'hey this is something really nice, I just have to do some looping and whatnot, and this could really become "a THING"' (if you know what I mean...

but there are some problems with it...

I think the lights we used made things a little too yellow, and I want to tweak the images just a little bit...

now - if I had just one image, I'd plop it into Photoshop and do like a little work with levels and it'd take all of ...two seconds, max.

but I've got like 500+ images, and I really DON'T want to have to do each image individually.

I vaguely recall that there's a way in photoshop to alter a large group of images simultaneously (especially if you want the same filter / effect to be done to each picture) but for the life of me... I can't remember how to do it at all...

OR -

Am I "making it too hard on myself" and I should just try to edit the saturation, contrast, etc when it exists as a "film" and not a set of photographs?