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Copying and applying a crop to images

Lily
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  1. Select the image that you want to copy the adjustment from in the browser. The thumbnail will have a thick white border then.

    Screenshot_2020-07-13_at_4.42.22_PM.png

  2. Now select the image thumbnails that you want to apply the adjustment to. The thumbnail(s) will have a thin white border in the browser.

    Screenshot_2020-07-13_at_4.41.30_PM.png

  3. Make sure the Edit All Selected Variants is selected in the toolbar or from the Image menu. 

    Screenshot_2020-07-13_at_4.43.54_PM.png

  4. Press the small double-ended arrow icon. A dialog box will appear.

    Screenshot_2020-07-13_at_4.44.32_PM.png

  5. Press Apply at the bottom of the dialog box. The adjustment will be applied to the selected images.

    Screenshot_2020-07-13_at_4.44.44_PM.png

 

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5 comments

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  • FirstName LastName

    kinda retarded having a 3.2 Mb image on a webpage

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  • Piotr Celary

    It doesn't work in C1 Pro (Nikon) - doesn't apply any crop this way

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  • Timothy Cheshire

    C1 Pro Sony - It will not copy the crop to more that the first 2-5 images even though 50+ are highlighted.  Mucho annoying having to copy the crop in small batches.  Surely a bug.

    For those who ask "why so many?", Focus Stacking.

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  • FirstName LastName

    OK so you go from "Make sure the Edit All Selected Variants is selected in the toolbar or from the Image menu. " to Press the small double-ended arrow icon. A dialog box will appear." and don't tell us where to find the small double-ended arrow icon? C'mon. Please help.

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  • skybow
    • Edited

    It is still not working for C1 (Nikon) with Version 15.1.2.1 (although I assume, that C1P uses the same App as C1(Nikon) and distinction is done via licence?)

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