1. Stop editing photographs one at a time
One of Lightroom Classic's biggest advantages is the ability to apply an edit once and use it across multiple photographs.
That sounds obvious, but there are several ways of doing it.
If you have photographed the same scene under similar lighting, select the images in the Develop module and use Sync Settings. You can choose exactly which adjustments to synchronise rather than copying everything.
For example, you might synchronise:Exposure
White Balance (only if under the same lighting)
Tone Curve
Colour adjustments
Lens Corrections
Noise Reductionwhile leaving cropping, masks or other image-specific adjustments untouched.
Lightroom Classic can also copy and paste AI masks, with the mask being recomputed for the new p
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