How do I apply the same Lens Correction and Transform settings to multiple Lightroom photos?
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I shoot bracketed exposures from a tripod and then combine them in Photoshop using luminosity masks. My workflow is:
- Apply Lens Correction in Lightroom
- Apply Transform with custom guides in Lightroom
- Export the files as layers to Photoshop
- Blend them into a final image
The problem is that drawing the Transform guides manually for each frame is slow, and I want the settings to match exactly between the exposures. If the camera has not moved between shots, can Lightroom copy the exact same Lens Correction and Transform settings from one image to another?
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If the camera hasn't moved between shots, just use the Develop Settings | Copy Settings menu in Lightroom (right click on one image to get the menu). Pick the settings you want to copy (in your case, the transform stuff). Then right click on the target picture and choose Develop Settings | Paste Settings.
There are about 4 ways of achieving the same thing in Lightroom
- Have two images selected when you enter the Develop module, and settings will be applied to both, for example
- Use the copy / paste method above
- Use the painter tool.
- Use the sync settings button.
All of those will also apply transforms - but that only works if your two images are identical.
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Yes. If the shots were made from a tripod and the framing is identical, Lightroom can apply the same settings to both images.
You can do this in several ways:
- Copy Settings / Paste Settings in Develop
- Select both images and edit them together in Develop
- Use Sync Settings
- Use the Painter tool
For your case, Copy/Paste or Sync Settings is usually simplest. Apply Lens Correction and Transform to one image first, then copy only those settings and paste/sync them to the other image.
This includes transform adjustments, but it works properly only if the two frames are effectively identical in composition. If the camera or subject moved, the same transform guides may no longer line up exactly.
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