P: How do I batch edit Denoise (June Update) (LrC 14.4 & LrD 8.4)

[Billeba]

Lightroom Classic versjon: 14.4 
Operativsystem: Mac OS 15

As of this new version I am not able to denoise a batch of photos, only individual ones. Can't find any guidance as to how this can be fixed. Hope you can help me, thanks.

[Ian Lyons · Accepted solution]

Select the images to be Denoised, enable Auto Sync, then click on the Denoise checkbox. You can use the slider below the Denoise checkbox to fine tune the amount of noise reduction applied to all or individual images in real time.

[Rikk Flohr: Photography]

In addition to Ian's Autosync suggestion, Sync, Copy/Paste, and Presets also apply to more than one image at a time. 

[Saados]

Hello, just to let you know that im coming back to the lightroom version 14.3.1 just because of this new ai denoise thing, lost a lot of speed workflow because of it, for example when you applied the denoise ai on multiple pictures and you came back to edit them you cannot use the precendent button without applying a second time the denoise option, so you lose too much time

[Brendon35394275cfp5]

I agree this Denoise change is so bad!!!! If it ain't broke, don't fix it!!!! Come on, Adobe, please remove this feature it is so bad!!!!

[ievaai]

I've also back at lightroom version 14.3.1 because of the denoise problem!
What a relief that this is possible, my entire workflow was ruined by that very bad new version.

[marcinz80574690]

Thats it!!! I reported many times Adobe could give possibility to choose which settings I want to copy with "previous" button. It is no point to copy crop, local ajustments and now denoise from previous picture 😞

[Cathy35115680qy1w]

I use standard Lightroom on my PC and this update is horrible with it taking away the batch ability to enhance.  They need to fix it. I'm going back to the prior version until they correct this.  

[Cosmic Gens Photography]

Wait are you able to go back to the previous? Version? I want the Enhance batch AI denoise back

[LeMarkD]

Go to the creative cloud app (rainbow icon with Adobe cloud logo), go to the apps tab on the left side, scroll down and find the app you want to roll back (be that LR or LRC), hit the three dots, select "other versions", find the most recent version that still had batch ai Denoise (I believe LR CC it was 8.3.1), click install.

[Kelvin L. Scott]

Thanks for guidance on this!

[ammix]

Alas on my mac 15.5 it doesn't work in the background anymore. So i have to wait until all the selected images are denoised.

[seanson28]

That is not the same method as before, and not what the OP is asking. As most have pointed out, this new method also prevents us from working on images while the AI denoise does its thing. 35-45 seconds of denoise means we have to potentially abandon the app for over an hour, whereas before, we could continue working. This is a terrible oversight that provides no perceptible gain. The old method made way more sense.

[Brendon35394275cfp5]

This update to denoise is probably the worst update they have made to LR in the past few years!!!!

[LeMarkD]

You can roll back to the previous version under the apps tab in the creative cloud app, scroll down to find Lightroom, hit the three dots, other versions, and select the previous version that had the old style AI denoise. 

[Bob_Balmes5007]

Well the copy paste works but I have to click the AI on each image (even though it says all it only does 1 at a time) and this takes way way more then the old enhance where I can select a bunch of images go do something and come back in 2 hours and all done. This is deal breaker. I have no SYNC box on desk. I hope they find fix fast or I need another brand of editor. 

[drtonyb]

@Bob_Balmes5007 

In LrC, you must have Auto Sync switched on to Paste to all photos in the selection. You can also apply Denoise directly to all photos in the selection so long as you have Auto Sync switched on.

In LrD you must use "Paste to Entire Selection".

[Bob_Balmes5007]

There is no paste to entire selection there is Paste(CNTRL+V), and that still does nothing to the real problem having to hit update AI settings for each picture.

[drtonyb]

@Bob_Balmes5007 

If you are using LrD, then Ctrl+Shift+V is Paste to Entire Selection

[Bob_Balmes5007]

No then you still have to auto AI update each freaking photo, and the should you edit, it wants you to update AI again,  what a pain in the rear.

[drtonyb]

@Bob_Balmes5007 

There is a bug in LrD where Denoise isn't being applied properly and yes, because of this, some photos need an AI Update. It is not intended to be like this.

[fashionable_art5F9F]

After Copy/Paste (Based on YouTube linked) , I got a serious bug that image is destroyed. I don't have ever this experience. I am spending a lot of time. Very bad software 

[drtonyb]

@fashionable_art5F9F 

Not enough information. Your comment is too vague for anyone to reasonably answer.

LrC/Lr never 'destroy' an image. You can always Undo or Reset edits.

[Noel Orridge]

Hi @abjamne, I'm Sorry to hear about your issue, we're here to help.

Could you please share more details about the issue you're experiencing? For example:

• Are you seeing any error messages or just a blank screen?
• Does Lightroom freeze, crash, or fail to start a specific process?
• Does the progress bar appear and then get stuck?
• What camera are the RAW files from?
• Are the files in RAW format (like .ARW, .CR3, .NEF), or are they in another format such as DNG, TIFF, or JPEG?

You can try these steps out in the meantime for a quick fix and see if they make any difference:

1) Try turning off your GPU. You can refer to this Helpx article for steps and further information: Troubleshoot GPU issues | Lightroom Classic

2) Reset Lightroom preferences: Corrupted preferences can sometimes cause unexpected behavior. To reset them, hold Option + Shift while launching Lightroom Classic.

Let us know how it goes! 

Cheers!

[Brendon35394275cfp5]

This issue is with the new update, the Denoise function is very difficult to work with!!!! Please revert back!!! There were no issues with this feature; it performed amazingly, and now it is horrible to use with multiple photos