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I suggest you use a LR feature to get more consistent results. I select the first photo in the series and make the necessary adjustments. I then copy those settings, select the rest of the photos in the series and paste the settings. Here's how to do it, straight from Adobe help:
You can copy and paste individual Develop settings from the current photo to another photo in Library and Develop modules. To paste settings to multiple photos, you must be in the Library module.
1.To copy the current photo’s Develop settings, do one of the following:
•In the Develop module, click the Copy button to the left of the toolbar, choose Edit > Copy, or choose Settings > Copy Settings. Select the settings you want and click Copy.
•In the Library module, choose Photo > Develop Settings > Copy Settings. Select the settings you want and click Copy.
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(Mac OS) The Edit > Copy command in the Library module copies text and metadata. The Edit > Copy command in the Develop module copies selected text in a panel or copies the Develop settings of a selected photo.
2.To paste the copied Develop settings to one other photo, select that photo in the Filmstrip in the Library or Develop module and do one of the following:
•In the Develop module, click the Paste button, choose Edit > Paste, or choose Settings > Paste Settings.
•In the Library module, choose Photo > Develop Settings > Paste Settings.
Note:
(Mac OS) The Edit > Paste command in the Library module pastes copied text and metadata.
3.To paste the copied Develop settings to multiple photos, select the photos in the Grid view or the Filmstrip of the Library module and choose Photo > Develop Settings > Paste Settings.
Note:
(Mac OS) The Edit > Paste command in the Library module pastes copied text and metadata
Note: You will probably need to still make slight adjustments to each image. If you photos are still inconsistent, it is the changing light in the venue that is causing the problem.
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