My wife took several photos of our son's school concert. The photos are all very dark. Is there a way to batch edit a group of photos to improve the quality of the photos, or does Apple Photos only allow one image to be edited at a time? I really don't want to adjust each photo one. at. a. time.😠
Thanks,
Paul
iMac, OS X Yosemite (10.10.5)
There is no batch edit, but you can copy and paste adjustments from one photo to another.
Or use "Image > Copy Adjustments" and "Image > Paste Adjustments".
There is no batch edit, but you can copy and paste adjustments from one photo to another.
Or use "Image > Copy Adjustments" and "Image > Paste Adjustments".
It’s time for Apple to step up their game in this area. Batch editing is very important, especially in this day and age of digicam phones where so many pics are taken or can be downloaded to a device as a batch. I have this problem with Moultrie game cameras where I get many photos loaded to my iPhone while in the field and they all import cropped so I have to set the aspect ratio to 16:9 for each individual photo in order to see all of the data. This is truly unacceptable after this many years of this iOS app and as ubiquitous as it is.
You're welcome 🙂
It is a pity, that we cannot paste the adjustment while in the browser, with multiple photos selected, that is what I loved to do in Aperture.
But the only edit you can batch apply in Photos in the Browser is rotating left or right or adding metadata.
Thank you. Your answer was a big help. I was hoping there was a batch processing method like in Photoshop, but your suggestion is better than adjusting each photo individually.
How to batch edit images in photos.
