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Where Are the Copy/Paste Adjustment Settings Version 21

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For the life of me I can not find the menu options for what will be copy/pasted in Version 21, Mac. Where can that be found?

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  • SFA

    If you are looking at options for the Clipboard tool they are in the clipboard tool - either the full tool or the part of it that relates to copy and paste from another tool's limited set of adjustments.

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  • Permanently deleted user

    Do you mean this menu tool ? If yes, you can add it by customising your menu toolbar.

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    That's it Marco, thanks!

     

    Thank you everyone for trying to help out.

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  • Permanently deleted user

    Question related to the above.

    I have made a custom crop that I want to copy from one image and apply to another and I have the Composition box checked before I click the copy arrow but when I click the paste arrow to apply to the other selected files nothing happens. I notice that when I click the copy arrow the composition box unchecked it self whereas all the other adjustments stay checked. In fact any other adjustment that I have made, exposure, color etc the boxes are all checked already but the crop box is not self checking I have to manually check it and as I said when I paste the settings to another image the composition box unchecked it self. Is this a bug? 

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    In the three dot menu of the Adjustments Clipboard change your "Autoselect" options.  I believe the default is "Adjusted except Composition".  It sounds like you'd prefer "Adjusted".

    I rarely want to copy/paste a crop and/or rotate.  When I do I do not use the generic copy and paste mechanism.  Instead I make the crop to one image.  Select it AND the other images I want to use that crop.  The image with the crop must be the most selected image.   Then I click on the double arrow icon inside of the crop tool.   If I shift click the crop will be copied to all of the selected images.  Otherwise I get a pop up window (see below) and I can use the Apply button to apply the crop to the selected images.  It's easier to do than to say  :-)

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  • Permanently deleted user

    Perfect. Well sometimes I'm doing a focus stack of a series of images so I need all images cropped exactly the same. 

    Thanks for your help!

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