Cropping Multiple Images

Take an image with no adjustments (or create a new version from master that then by default does not have any adjustments). Crop the image and restrain the crop ratio to 5x7. Click on the lift button, uncheck everything but adjustments. Select all images you want to have cropped and hit the stamp button.

The position of the crop will be different between portrait and landscape images, you might want to to them separately.

1. Select one of the images in the folder and crop it. You can use one of the presets if you want to.
2. Select the Lift tool and un-check the adjustments that you don't want to transfer to the other images.
3. In the Viewer select all the other images in the folder.
4. Select the Stamp tool.

Done.

Karsten 🙂

That is why you have to use an image without any adjustments (easily created with new version from master) to which you apply your crop. When you lift the adjustments from that image you will only lift the crop adjustment because there will be no other adjustments. Believe me, it works. I just tested it again.

Can you not just remove the other adjustments, by selecting them in the list of lifted items, and pressing the 'delete' key?

Since every image is visually different I suggest cropping every image individually. It does not take that long - just a few seconds per pic - and IMO the difference in final presentation is more than worth the effort.

-Allen Wicks

Dudley

As others have already described you can just un-check or delete those adjustments that you don't want to be stamped onto to your images. In the stamp window you either de-select a group of adjustments or just delete the individual lines for each specific adjustment. It is always a very good idea to check twice before you stamp adjustments onto hundreds or even thousinds of images. An error will multiply quickly with this fantastic lift and stamp tool.

Karsten 🙂