I just figured out a workaround. Here it is if someone is interested:
I took a photo [a virtual copy] (just in case, it was the photo with the
minimum amount of adjustements needed) to which the desire preset was
applied, and placed it into the collection together with the [virtual
copies of] photos that I wanted to convert with this preset (sephia in
this case). Then I chose all the photos while making sure that the
"converted" photo is in the focus. Then I did "sync" and chose to sync:
"Tone curve"
"Treatment (Black & White)
"Black & White Mix"
"Split Toning".
I am not sure if "Tone Curve" and "Split Toning" were playing any role in
this preset, but since I haven't touched those myself, it wouldn't be a
problem if those are synchronized as well.
This did the job.
I am surprised why applying the presets is not set to apply the
"differential" settings, but changes all settings. Maybe they changed this
in LR 6.x, I don't know..
Igor
On Wed, 16 Dec 2015, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
I just discovered a strange behavior in LR (5.x):
I had a set of photos that were all processed (exposure, noise reduction,
sharpening, ...). I applied a "creative" BW preset (sephia), and that reset
_all_ previous adjustments.
Does anybody know if there is a setting in LR that would allow me applying
these presets without resetting all adjustments?
Igor
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