[TourBox Tips] How to Batch Editing in Lightroom Classic?

One standout feature of Lightroom Classic is its ability to swiftly batch-edit multiple photos, which proves especially handy when dealing with a large volume of photos.

Are you curious about using TourBox in Lightroom Classic to expedite batch editing? This simple TourBox Tips guide has the answers.

In the TourBox Console, create a macro for a favorite button and give it a name. If you're unsure about using macros with TourBox, check out our tutorial on TourBox macros.

In this macro, add different actions:

• Copy Develop Settings: Ctrl/Command + Shift + C
• Execute: Enter
• Select All Photos: Ctrl/Command + A
• Sync Settings: Ctrl/Command + Shift + S
• Execute: Enter

Here's how the macro works: In Lightroom Classic's Develop module, edit (color correct) any photo, copy its settings, then select all photos in collections and sync the copied settings across all photos.

Remember to include a 200ms delay in each macro action to simulate human interaction and prevent potential bugs.

Give it a try in Lightroom Classic now!