How To COPY EDITS in Lightroom Classic

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In this tutorial, I demonstrate three different ways to copy the edits from one image to one or more images.
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Don't miss any of my videos! Subscribe now to my RUclips Channel.
In this tutorial, I demonstrate three different ways to copy the edits from one image to one or more images.
Get your free downloadable keyboard shortcut PDFs from my website:
www.anthonymorganti.com
Checkout Anthony Morganti's Lightroom Training - The ULTIMATE Lightroom Classic Course:
bit.ly/UltimateLightroomCourse
Save $10 with Discount Code: TENOFF
I also have my presets for On1 Photo Raw 2024 on sale. Save $5 with the discount code: SAVE5
Note that these presets only work on On1 Photo Raw 2024
To get more info about Lightroom, go here:
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[@joenewyorkphotography]

Thank you. Finally I understand all the options!

[@7777JEM]

I appreciate this, thank you.

[@tectoramia-sz1lu]

I use synchronize a lot, it's so handy especially if I have a number of images over or under exposed.

[@drumprof]

Thank you Anthony, Great summary. Question: Could you please do a video on copying and pasting smart masks from one image to another? Thanks!

[@kathynassa9974]

If my shots have been taken with the exact same settings I use the sync option all the time. With the sync option you can check off what you want or don’t want copied to your next image. What a time saver. Thank you for the video!!

[@stevejarvis186]

And there is the way I usually use Mr Morganti, which is to do your Edits on one photo then Right click and from the menu that appears select Develop Settings then Copy Settings and from the dialogue box that opens up, check the Edits that you want to copy, then select all the images where you want the same Edit to be applied, then Right click again and then select Develop Settings, then Paste Settings. I find that a super fast way to Copy and Paste Edits from one photo to many others

[@markwilson4066]

Great thanks Anthony. Very helpful.

[@demariosmith2646]

So happy to get back into the craft. And you are and have been fantastic and im happy to call my mentor.
Thank you for another outstanding video.

[@susanmeyer8885]

Great summary of the "things I've seen" but needed a good review. Thank you!

[@SenorGancho]

Thanks Anthony. Are there any drawbacks to making a preset or a shoot and then use that on each subsequent image? As you point out things like levelling can be done on each individual one but the overall effects from the first image could be applied as one works through the subsequent pictures?

[@dannygnx4]

I think you left out copy and paste which is very useful. I use the shortcuts command C and then hit Command V on the phots that need it. Most of the time I use it for masks or white balance.

[@pblancaster]

Great tips! Is there a way to copy edits using Photoshop or Bridge?

[@user-wq4cq1kj3m]

A fourth way of doing that is to copy any changes which brings up the edit list and save, then copy to any image you like.

[@apeel2008]

What I am never sure about is whether the “Previous” feature applies the edits made to the previous photo that appears in the strip, or the last photo edited. For example. Imagine you have photos in the strip that are ordered 1,2,3. Let’s say you edit photo 1 then you edit photo 3. Then select photo 2 and click ‘Previous’. Will photo 2 get the edits made to 1 (i.e the previous photo the strip) or the edits from photo 3 (the most recent photo that was edited?).

[@maircraft4079]

You left out copy/paste.

[@PiecesEarth]

took 10 mins to explain a 30 second tutorial

[@owenpeller6471]

Why do you start some of these videos such as this one? In the middle of a sentence?