copy and paste to a lot of photos.

[Enrico24680]

I am a virtual tour photograper,. For one flat I usually shot something like 100 photos. I need to correct one photo, copy that correction and paste it on the other 100 photos. That is what I do very quikly by Lightroom for mobile. I want to replace lightroom. I cannot find this procedure in Affinity Photo. I want to know if someone has found in Affinity Photo the way to do fastly what I have described above ... thank you for your help. 

[carl123]

6 minutes ago, Enrico from ITALY said:

I need to correct one photo

Where are you doing the corrections?

In the Develop persona on RAW files or in the Pixel persona on JPGs etc?

[Enrico24680]

Raw files

[carl123]

There is not much automation that can be done in the Develop persona, all you really have are presets which you would need to create and then apply to all the images individually

But if you can also achieve what you need to correct in the Pixel persona you could create a macro and then batch process all your RAW images in one go by attaching that macro to the batch routine

Macros do not work in the Develop persons

[Enrico24680]

Pixel Persona is in Affinity Designer, isn't it?
 I own only Affinity Photo. 
Anyway... batch corrections I need are: contrast, highlights, lowlights, saturation, defringing, crromatic aberrations ( and also, something like "texture" in Lightroom)

[carl123]

4 minutes ago, Enrico24680 said:

Pixel Persona is in Affinity Designer, isn't it?

Sorry meant to say Photo personal (which is in Affinity Photo)

[Enrico24680]

Can I ask you how to create a macro in Photo Persona ....

[Enrico24680]

no problem, I m  having  a look to a tutorial explyining this 

[carl123]

On Windows

View > Studio > Macro (to get the macro panel)
View Studio > Show Left Studio (if not on)

There is a start button in the Macro panel to start recording once done you stop the recording and save the macro to your library

 

 

[John Rostron]

I am told that the most efficient way to apply set of adjustments to several images is to save the set of adjustment layers as an asset.  You can then create a macro that copies the asset to a selected image,

I say 'I am told' because I have not tried this myself. Perhaps someone can fill in the details for @Enrico24680.

John