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

Billeba
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Jun 16, 2025 Jun 16, 2025

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.

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Ian Lyons Community Expert
Community Expert , Jun 16, 2025 Jun 16, 2025

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.

 

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Rikk Flohr: Photography Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee , Jun 17, 2025 Jun 17, 2025

In Lightroom Classic, there are 5 ways Batch editing can be realized.

 

  1.  Auto-sync
  2.  Sync
  3.  Copy/Paste
  4.  Presets
  5.  Previous


    In Lightroom Desktop, your 2 options are:

     

    1.  Copy/Paste
    2.  Preset

     

    Lightroom Desktop does not have Sync, Auto-Sync, or Previous. 


For more information, please refer to this video by @brianmatiash, in which he demonstrates these options and provides additional context. 

 

 

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Sara34565575cx8n
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Sep 26, 2025 Sep 26, 2025

I used to have the option so select multiple pictures and right click on 'improve/enhace'. I used this for adding noise reduction to all my pictures at once. Now it takes me much longer to edit, since I have to add noise reduction so every picture separately. 

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dj_paige
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Sep 26, 2025 Sep 26, 2025
In Response To Sara34565575cx8n

@Sara34565575cx8n 

you don't have to do this one at a time, see https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic-discussions/p-how-do-i-batch-edit-denoise-june-upda...

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