|
When it comes to synchronizing adjustments across multiple images in Lightroom Classic, you can either synchronize in real time or after having applied the adjustments to the first image. Both options can be used when you want to synchronize some but not all adjustments to other images.
The first option would be to synchronize adjustments in real time. This involves selecting all the images you want to synchronize adjustments to and turning on the Auto-Sync feature by clicking the toggle switch on the left side of the Sync button at the bottom of the right panel in the Develop module. You can then apply only the adjustments you want to apply to all selected images. Then turn off Auto-Sync and continue with individual adjustments for each image.
The other option would be to apply all adjustments to the first image, but then only synchronize some of those adjustments to the other images. After optimizing the first image, you can select that image along with the other images you want to synchronize some of the adjustments to. Click on the thumbnail for the image you have already adjusted to make sure it is the active image. Then click the Sync button (make sure Auto-Sync is off), and in the dialog that appears make sure that the checkboxes are only turned on for the adjustments you want to synchronize to all selected images. Click the Synchronize button to apply those adjustments, and then return to each individual image to update other adjustments as needed.
| 
