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Choose an export destination folder - Basics
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Choose an export destination folder # In the Export dialog box, do any of the following: # Click the Choose button in the Export Location section and then specify a destination folder for the exported files. # Click the triangle next to the Choose button and pick a folder from ...
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Export photos - Basic workflow - Basics
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Export photos Basic workflow Lightroom lets you export photos in file formats suitable for a wide range of uses. For example, you may want to export photos as JPEGs to use in multimedia presentations or email, or as TIFFs for publication. You can ...
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Reset Quick Develop adjustments - Basics
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Reset Quick Develop adjustments As you try out different adjustments in the Quick Develop panel, you can undo them by pressing Ctrlz (Windows) or Commandz (Mac OS). To reset a photo to the Lightroom default import settings, click the Reset ...
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Quick-Develop photos in the Library - Basics
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QuickDevelop photos in the Library # In the Library module, select one or more photos in Grid view. # In the Quick Develop panel, do any of the following: # Choose a Develop preset from the Preset popup menu. Custom is automatically selected whenever you adjust ...
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Quick Develop panel overview - Basics
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Quick Develop panel overview The Quick Develop panel in the Library module gives you the convenience of quickly applying image color and tone adjustments to one or more photos without leaving the Library module. Any Develop settings you make ...
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View and undo image adjustment history - Basics
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View and undo image adjustment history The History panel keeps a record of the date and time that a photo was imported into Lightroom, including any preset that was applied at the time. Afterward, whenever you make an adjustment to the photo, Lightroom saves that adjustment as a state ...
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Create snapshots - Basics
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Create snapshots During the developing process, you can name and save any state of a photo as a snapshot. Each snapshot you create is listed alphabetically in the Snapshots panel. !tiphelp.png! Roll the pointer over the list of snapshots to preview each one ...
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Apply settings of previously selected photo - Basics
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Apply settings of previously selected photo You can copy all the settings of the photo you last selected in the Filmstrip (even if you didn't make any adjustments to it) and apply them to the currently selected photo. Do one of the following: In the Develop ...
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Synchronize settings with multiple photos - Basics
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Synchronize settings with multiple photos Whether you are working in the Develop or the Library module, you can copy and paste the Develop settings of the current photo (which is indicated by a thicker white border around the photo in the Filmstrip) to all other selected photos ...
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Apply Develop settings using the Painter tool - Basics
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Apply Develop settings using the Painter tool # In the Grid view of the Library module, select the Painter tool in the toolbar, and then choose Settings from the Paint menu in the toolbar. \\ Note: If the Painter tool does not appear in the toolbar, choose Painter from the toolbar ...
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