John M

When I'm finished making adjustments to a photo i like to use multiple layers of the High Pass filter to add my final sharpening. Usually I will only apply the filter to parts of the image so I add a mask to control what parts of the image will be sharpened. In Ps you can copy a mask by clicking and dragging it to another layer while holding the Alt/Option key. How is this done in Photo? Thanks for responding.

Thanks for the response Fixx, I use Lr too and generally when adjusting these files I do most of the work in Ps, or in this case AP. So when I open the files I don't make any changes in the RAW Persona, just click on Develop, then copy and paste each one ( I have one file opened first in AP so that I can paste the others in as Layers) into the file I'm working on. The "click and drag" multiple files sounds like what I'm looking for, but I'm a little fuzzy on the steps to get there. I can export all the files I want to use from Lr as PSD files, then??

I am working on a "light painting" using up to 25 photos as layers to create one image. I tried creating a stack but didn't like the initial look of the image. I can open a number of images, (these are RAW images) select and develop each one, and then copy and paste them individually into a new file. It is a tedious and slow process, is there a faster way? Thanks in advance for responding to my question, I'm new to this product.