Thanks for the video. I have not purchased Lightroom yet and am still using the Mac installed photo app, which has a similar feature. However, when I use the "copy adjustments" feature in the Mac photos, it aways ends up lighter with subsequent pastes, so it doesn't seem to copy over exactly, and I have to edit each photo individually. Does this same thing happen with Lightroom, or would you say that you can mostly get away with not having to tweak each photo after copying the adjustments?
is there a way to stack files based on exposure instead of time? I often shoot multiple series in different lighting conditions and I'd like to batch edit faster. If there is a way to group them without selecting them manually that would be sooo helpful. I edit about 1k fotos in a run and can usually get it done in about 15 to 30 images but if I could do something like this it would be more like 1 to 5 minutes.
He just spent the first two minutes showing us how to select multiple files.... Which is common practice for anyone with the most nubian computational skills..... Ugh
You'd be surprised how many people I teach don't know how to multi-select files in Windows. It's a fundamental skill but I don't want to assume people know it and breeze past it. Thanks for watching.
This reminds me back when I did nurse grad photos for my step-daughter and her friends. Fun times.
nicely done, seems hard to find contributors that get right to the point.
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The way you explain is so easy to grasp.
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Thank you, This helped a lot!
Glad to hear it
Thanks for the video. I have not purchased Lightroom yet and am still using the Mac installed photo app, which has a similar feature. However, when I use the "copy adjustments" feature in the Mac photos, it aways ends up lighter with subsequent pastes, so it doesn't seem to copy over exactly, and I have to edit each photo individually. Does this same thing happen with Lightroom, or would you say that you can mostly get away with not having to tweak each photo after copying the adjustments?
Lightroom does not have that problem thankfully. You can also copy and paste only select faders or selected parameters. Very handy.
thank you so much
is there a way to stack files based on exposure instead of time? I often shoot multiple series in different lighting conditions and I'd like to batch edit faster. If there is a way to group them without selecting them manually that would be sooo helpful. I edit about 1k fotos in a run and can usually get it done in about 15 to 30 images but if I could do something like this it would be more like 1 to 5 minutes.
I don't believe so you'd need to color, or rate them and then sort based on that newly added Metadata.
@@DanielGrovePhoto okay I'll be dveloping the app myself then I appreciate the help Dan!
He just spent the first two minutes showing us how to select multiple files.... Which is common practice for anyone with the most nubian computational skills..... Ugh
You'd be surprised how many people I teach don't know how to multi-select files in Windows. It's a fundamental skill but I don't want to assume people know it and breeze past it. Thanks for watching.
What do the descendants of Nubia have to do with inherent computational abilities? 🧐
@@TheBajanSensation You know those Nubians! Such newbs.
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Well done! A simple approach with two options keeping it that way