- F changes the screen mode just like in Photoshop, same key too!
- Again just like in Photoshop Tab hides the panels, Shift + Tab hides the filmstrip and module picker as well to give you a fullscreen view.
- D, go to Develop Module. You spend most of your time here anyway so it mays as well be easy to get to.
- G go to Grid mode in the Library. You spend a fair bit of time here so at least it is easy to get between the two now.
- The next few tips refer to the develop Module only. First up is W which selects the Eyedropper White Balance tool in the Develop Module.
- R selects the Crop Overlay
- N is the Remove Spots tool
- \ (backslash) shows the image as it was upon import Y offers a side by side before and after view and Shift + Y show a split screen.
- To export image press Ctrl + Shift + E. This works on a single image or multiple images selected in the filmstrip or grid.
- Ctrl + Shift + I opens up the import dialog.
Wednesday, 31 October 2007
Lightroom Shortcuts
Following on from yesterdays post about Photoshop shortcuts, here are the top ten Lightroom shortcuts.
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