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October 30, 2017
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P: Ability to copy/sync settings/adjustments across a group of photos

  • October 30, 2017
  • 115 replies
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It seems that I am unable to copy or sync adjustments to multiple images in the new LRCC? I just imported/uploaded my first job with over 1200 RAW files, and need to set my base contrast/saturation/sharpening to all the RAW files before I begin my select edits. For some reason my "paste edit settings" is greyed out when I have multiple images selected. I'm assuming this may be some sort of user error on my part, there is no way a professional photo editing tool would not allow the use of base settings applied to a group of photos. However even when I go back to "add photos", there is no option to apply a preset on import like in the old Lightroom? Adobe please help! LRCC is obviously useless to me if I have to Ctrl/Copy Ctrl/Paste 1200 times a day... Thank you,

115 replies

Participant
August 20, 2024

Adding my voice here, fwiw, to beg Adobe to support batch edits (via pasting settings) and batch keywording / ratings in the iPad app. Such basic functionality for both editing and catalog maintenance, the lack of which prevents me from using my iPad as my primary driver.

Participant
March 22, 2021

Yes, please Adobe.  Make it so. 

Victoria Bampton LR Queen
Community Expert
Community Expert
November 16, 2019
You can switch to Classic instead Donna. That might be a better bet, if there's more than 1 or 2 features you miss. Each app has pros and cons. 
Victoria - The Lightroom Queen
Inspiring
November 15, 2019
I hope they get the features like sync added soon.  This is a chore. I have a new computer, PC, and chose to add the app thinking it would be the same or similar as Classic. It is not.
Inspiring
October 30, 2019


Batch edit photos similar to classic ability
Inspiring
October 8, 2019


One of the few remaining gaps between Lightroom on Desktop and iOS is the inability to batch process settings or ratings. Please prioritize to add this capability. The simplest solution would seem to be the ability to selectively paste settings and meta-data across a range of images.
Inspiring
October 6, 2019
@1049674 Mendes " thank you sir! that works!!"
Inspiring
July 26, 2019
Yes! I use my iPad (and iPhone) for culling, cropping and even editing, and LOVE IT, but you can't do HDR or Focus Stacking on it, which I do a LOT of! Thanks for the ideas Victoria, I've been thinking of using my laptop more, and CC seems to be fine for that (if not for HDR/Focus stacks).
Inspiring
July 26, 2019
Mr. Rick Spaulding, if it's not the same product, it should have been re-branded. Or given a more honest name. Lightroom Limited. Or Lightroom Mobile (because mobile apps are known to be limited versions. Changing Classic to CC has been causing a lot of strife, branding a new inferior product with the same name as an older product, with just Classic and CC to differentiate. It feels like a con, and is wasting everyone's time who trusted it to be true, and found it a fraud.
Participating Frequently
April 25, 2019
Thanks!

Now I'm looking for this feature in Lightroom mobile