Lightroom 4: syncing a histogram shape?

I'm not even sure what such a feature would be called, so searches have been unsuccessful.

I have a few thousand photos that are all straight-on swimming shots. It was partly cloudy when shooting, so varying light conditions had me using Av, which means the exposure varies a bit throughout the set.

Is there a way in lightroom to set up one photo's exposure settings the way you like them, then tell LR to sync the other images so that the histogram is generally in the same position, and close to the same general shape? Even just getting the position right would be a huge time saver, and a good starting point for the rest of the set.

Thanks in adavance...

You might want to look at the match total exposures command. It seems to make a resonable effort in getting the brightness consistent across a series of shots. I have only used it a couple of times,so I'm not really sure exactly how it works. At least you now have the name to the tool you need to look for.

Alan

BigAl007 wrote in post #16029696
You might want to look at the match total exposures command. It seems to make a resonable effort in getting the brightness consistent across a series of shots. I have only used it a couple of times,so I'm not really sure exactly how it works. At least you now have the name to the tool you need to look for.

Alan

You're a life saver! Thanks. Here's a quick summary that I was able to find:

http://youtu.be/-NC2LA--Vjc