There are times when you don't want to copy an entire Lightroom Classic edit. You've already spent time getting a photograph looking right, but perhaps a particular adjustment needs to be repeated on another image. Maybe the exposure needs nudging by the same amount, you've found the right highlight setting, or you've made a useful colour-grade adjustment that you want to apply elsewhere.Rather than copying everything and then trying to put the second photograph back the way you wanted it, Lightroom Classic lets you copy one adjustment, or just the small group of settings you need.
How to copy one Lightroom Classic adjustmentIn the Develop module, select the image with the adjustment you want to copy.
Then, from the main menu or menu shortcut (Ctrl-click (Mac), or right-click
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