Batch processing in Lightroom - so it'll work

In Adobe's Lightroom image editor, you can batch process multiple images. We show you how this works in this practical tip.

Batch processing in Lightroom through synchronization

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom gives you the ability to sync an effect or image settings to multiple images. Proceed as follows:

1. After you have edited an image, select all images to which the settings are to be transferred in the lower viewport while holding down the [Ctrl] key. If you want to synchronize all pictures, you can mark all pictures with [Ctrl] + [A].
2. Now click on "Synchronize" at the bottom right. In the following window you can determine which settings should be synchronized. Select the required tools and click on "Synchronize". However, make sure that local adjustments are synced to another image in the same place.
3. The last thing you need to do is export your pictures. To do this, click on "File"> "Export" in the menu bar. Now make the appropriate settings and save the images.

You can also crop objects in Lightroom. We will show you how this works in the next practical tip.