E72 - How to import image from pc to E72 in galler...

Hi! i want to import my photos on pc to e72 on month folder by a date of getting this photos.
please help me!

I do this all the time. Render your image sequence to a separate folder for each pass, use a numbering fomat like bg_0001.tif, the go to File>Import and select any file in the folder and check the Image Sequence box and import.

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