Use batch edits to boost your workflow

Save processing time by copying adjustments on one shot and applying them to others

When you shoot multiple photos in the same location (using the same camera settings), then you may end up with a batch of shots that have a similar set of problems. In our example snaps of St Paul’s Cathedral and the Millennium Bridge in London, the images are overexposed and the colours look rather drab. Fortunately this doesn’t mean that we need to spend the same amount of time fixing each image. In this tutorial we’ll show you how to take one shot into Photos’ Edit mode, summon a host of fixing tools to produce a shot with more colour and contrast and copy the adjustments. You can then paste the adjustments onto the other problem shots in the series to fix them in a click. Copy and paste Make…

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