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DPP 4 Trimming / Crop Tool Question

rossco_j
Apprentice

When using DPP 4 Trimming / Crop tool I can't paste changes to multiple images. When using the older DPP 3 version, there was an "apply all" button. This was a very useful feature. I hope it hasn't been deleted in the newer version of software.

 

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Rossco
EOS 7D + 350D + Kit Lenses + EF 100-400 L IS + 24-105 L IS + Manfrotto 682 Monopod
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@BurnUnit wrote:

Keep in mind also that when you "Copy Recipe" it will also include any other editing changes (White Balance, Brightness, Saturation, Sharpening, Noise Reduction, etc.) that have been made to the image that you copied the recipe from. Which is handy if you're doing the same batch processing to all your selected images.


So, use "Copy and Select Recipe Settings."

 

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@Waddizzle wrote:

 

So, use "Copy and Select Recipe Settings."

 


I forgot that you can customize the "ingredients" in your recipe. Just thought that the OP might not have realized that in his case the recipe might make more changes than just his cropping choice.

jrhoffman75
Legend
Legend
I’m away from home so can’t check. Can multiple recipes be applied, or does applying a second recipe overwrite the first?
John Hoffman
Conway, NH

1D X Mark III, M200, Many lenses, Pixma PRO-100, Pixma TR8620a, Lr Classic


@jrhoffman75 wrote:
I’m away from home so can’t check. Can multiple recipes be applied, or does applying a second recipe overwrite the first?

It works just like Lightroom. This dialog lets you select the settings you want to copy, which you can later paste onto other images.  I think the correct answer to your question is no multiple recipes.  You can always save and reload recipes.

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