All right, welcome back.
So on this video, we're talking about statistics or stats on your images.
So let's go to Open and let's open up Kit and report.
I'm going to file.
We're in the scripts and we're going to do stats, image stats so we can choose the stack modes.
I'm going to show you the different options here so you can do mean cementation, minimum, maximum,
medium, very, very dense, standard deviation, skewness, Kurt, curtness range and entropy.
All right.
So we'll just do some of Summerton apologize for butchering these words and we're going to use a folder
instead of just file.
So through Brouse, we're going to add a desktop and we'll collect kittens here, OK?
And then I'm going to add open files.
Action.
I just want him, OK?
And then he's going to run the process.
OK.
So are you sure you want to convert colors to a destination document with a color profile that does
not match the current RGV work in space?
Yes, I do.
I mean, here.
OK, yes.
OK.
There you go.
So it just ran off script and did all this funky stuff to it.
And that's what some station looks like when we stack.
All right, from a close that now let's do another one.
Let's do Scripps and let's do that again.
And instead of that one, we'll do mean and we'll do Brouse.
We're going to just two files this time.
So highlight this first one here, hold control and click on Kitting Report.
I'm just going to do two of them here.
OK.
And there you go.
So this is a different.
This is the stack.
Moad mean.
Looks pretty cool.
OK, so no, because we're close that one and we'll do one more.
So let's go back to stats here and let's just do Skewness.
We'll just be random, select the blog, foster meth, and then the kids report one at.
OK.
There.
Well, that's kind of cool.
So there you go.
That's how you work with stats or sister sticks and run little stacks.
So thanks for watching.
I'll see in the next video.