Sync multiple files in Camera Raw 8.2 and Elements 12

I can't see how its done.  In a previous version I was told to make adjustments to one then click the other files I wanted to apply the adjustments to but that doesn't seem to be happening.  If that's how you do it then I am obviously not doing it correctly.

John H. Power a écrit:
I can't see how its done.  In a previous version I was told to make adjustments to one then click the other files I wanted to apply the adjustments to but that doesn't seem to be happening.  If that's how you do it then I am obviously not doing it correctly.
When I want to apply the same corrections to several images,
- either I open them all at the same time in ACR, select all images in the left panel, and apply the common settings before commiting,
- Or I edit the first one, then edit individually the other ones with selecting 'last conversion' in the 'basic tab' menu (small icon on the right of the title bar of basic tab).

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