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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: Wayne Fox on September 15, 2017, 03:24:28 pm
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Is it just me, or do others find themselves double clicking an image in the film strip in order to open it into photoshop? Seems sort of instinctive ...
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Not to me..... are you thinking it should be that way in "Develop" or "Library"?
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Not to me either. I so rarely need to use Ps for anything these days that the normal right-click on an image and select 'Edit in' command works fine.
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Not me. It behaves just as I expect and want.
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Currently double clicking does nothing. While there certainly are those who don't use Photoshop, there are a lot of us who do.
Taking advantage of the simple and standard interface of double clicking on a thumbnail seems a useful tool. I go back and forth to Ps a lot, and going through the process of right clicking and selecting a menu, while not difficult would be simplified with a easy double click.
I'm not sure if there are other functions that could take advantage of a double click, but I know I find many people in classes I teach are surprised they can't just double click to get to photoshop from the flimstrip. Certainly those that don't need it don't have to use it.
I find myself double clicking a couple of times a week. Just habit of "opening" a document.
No big deal, just curious
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Wayne, on my system under Windows 10, double-right clicking in either the thumbnail or the grid display, shows the image in single view. I can get the same effect by selecting the image and pressing "e".
I have no idea what would happen in a Mac system.
Alan
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I would not like it to open photoshop. I would end up accidentally doing it and having to wait for photoshop to open so I could close it. But it would be nice if it was an option for those who would like it.