


It's worth drilling down on viewing similar images as a group. Smart Styles can include other adjustments, too. Navigate to the Smart Adjustments Tool in the Adjust Tab and select 'Set as Reference.' Then select the other images you want to adjust and hit 'Apply.' You can also save your reference as a Smart Style, which could then be used to adjust exposure or white balance on images you import later. To use Smart Adjustments, edit one image using Exposure and White Balance. The most critical adjustments for consistency are Exposure and White Balance. If you shoot many images under different lighting conditions, Smart Adjustments will help make all the images look more consistent. Smart Adjustments help automate part of the editing workflow for portrait, wedding and event photographers by using faces and skin tones to determine automatic adjustments to achieve a consistent look across a large group of photos. Let's take a look at six major changes introduced in this year's release. The latest major release of the popular all-in-one raw photo editor includes many new tools and features.
