There are shortcuts for viewing, rating and flagging, working with photos, panels and collections. Library shortcuts can be classified into a few different types. These are ones that I’ve committed to memory as I find myself using them often. When I want to jump between modules, eg from Develop back to Library or from Library to Print, I make use a keyboard shortcuts. I will often hide all the menus (simply press the Tab key)to give myself more monitor space for the image thus meaning that the module navigator is not visible.
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To view a full list of keyboard shortcuts for each module, press Control+/ (Windows) or Command+/ (Mac) within each module. For example, I rarely use the Web module and so don’t bother trying to memorize any of the keyboard shortcuts that belong to it. Fortunately you are likely to find that a lot of them are not ones that you will use often and so there’s no need to memorize them. There are a lot to choose from and trying to memorize them all is probably a hopeless task. When you first start looking at keyboard shortcuts, it’s easy to be daunted by them. These speed up your workflow and eliminate the need for repetitive mouse movements. Of all the different methods available, arguably the most powerful is the use of keyboard shortcuts. Whether you’re a working photographer faced with the task of selecting and editing from thousands of photos before a deadline or an enthusiastic amateur wanting to maximize shooting time, Lightroom offers a few useful ways to speed things up. Lightroom is all about good, organized workflow practices that are easy and efficient to use.
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