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A giant window will pop up asking you to choose which edits you want to copy.

Once you have highlighted all you want, click the “Sync” button at the bottom of your slider menu on the right.

Make sure you are viewing the one you already edited, and hold down “shift” while you highlight the other images in the preview bar at the bottom. If your images were taken in similar conditions (like lots of pictures of the same room), you can essentially copy those edits you just made to all the images in the group. It may sound like a lot, but once you get the hang of it, you just fly down that column on the right adjusting your sliders until the image is done. Just move it along until it looks right.Īnd that’s it! That’s all I do in Lightroom. When using a zoom lens, the corners of your images can appear darker, and this adjustment will compensate for that. Here is the SOOC (straight-out-of-camera) shot – complete with crazy distortion because the room is so tight – compared to the final, edited image. I’m pleased to say that my photography has improved significantly, and I no long need to edit each image quite this much, but I wanted you to see the full range of possibilities. I hope it all makes sense! Before I begin, let me tell you that I’m using an old photograph (about 2 years old), so you can see the full effect of the editing options. I will be sharing the step, a screenshot of my Lightroom screen, and an explanation. What today’s tutorial IS, however, is how I edit almost all of my interior photographs in Lightroom, including my favorite tricks and tips. This tutorial is also NOT a comprehensive list of all the wonderful things you can do to photographs to improve them in Lightroom (that could take weeks!). If you’ve never used Lightroom before, you may be intimidated by the way you have to import and organize your photos… Start by searching some tutorials for that and then come back here. This tutorial is not an introduction to Lightroom or even how to edit photos in Lightroom. Let me begin by saying what this tutorial is not.