pfile said:yes, if you do all the processing, then open the history explorer on the image and drag the triangle to the desktop, you'll have the entire processing history in one process icon. then you can use ImageContainer to make a list of all the files. you then drag the imagecontainer triangle to the desktop, and then drag the IC process icon onto the processing history process icon (or vice versa).
however, it's never been clear to me that whatever masks you applied during the processing are still used when you apply the process icon to an image (or to the images in the ImageContainer). if not, then the results won't be as expected.
rob
pfile said:generally speaking, the answer is "none". in fact you shouldn't do anything to de-linearize the subexposures before they are stacked.
in some cases due to extremely bad LP gradients i have run ABE on individual subs with ImageContainer (DBE does not work with ImageContainer...) but that's the extent of it. ImageIntegration does not need the SNR or the levels in the input subs to be the same*, so there's no need to mess with that.
[*] within reason - i have definitely seen II improperly reject low/high pixels when the input subs have wildly different levels. but generally speaking it works properly without any massaging of input subs at all.
rob