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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: Rhossydd on February 20, 2007, 05:41:36 am
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Does anyone know if there are keyboard shortcuts for switching between modules ?
I've found http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/lightro..._shortcuts.html (http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/lightroom/keyboard_shortcuts.html) but that only gives details of keyboard shortcuts within each module. Surely there's a way to switch from the library to develop and back again without using a mouse ?
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Paul
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I use "G" to go to grid view (Library) and "D" after I select a picture to go to "Develop". I picked these up by hanging around the Adobe Lightroom Beta Forums
Still learning all there is to do
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James
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Thanks James
Still learning all there is to do
Same here, but it would be nice if these sort of things were well documented.
Paul
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... it would be nice if these sort of things were well documented.
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Help > Library Shortcuts for a list of the shortcuts you can use in the library module.
CMD + / will open a list of shortcuts in any module for that module.
CMD + OPT + Up Arrow will switch back to the last used module.
I agree, Lightroom documentation is inadequate.
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Help > Library Shortcuts for a list of the shortcuts you can use in the library module.
I agree, Lightroom documentation is inadequate.
Especially as the shortcut I was asking for ISN'T mentioned on that page or any other I could find in the help file or PDF.
Paul
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I too am stuck without documentation of a method.
I'm trying to figure out how to keyword without using my mouse all the time. I see options for keyword stamping, etc. but so far that is just confusing me.
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The ones I use often: G for grid, E for loupe, D for develop. 1-5 for ratings.
Go to Library and click the View menu - you'll see lots of shortcuts listed to the right of the commands.
I too would like to know how to keyword with a shortcut.
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Here is a list here with quite a few shortcuts prepared by Victoria Bampton (via www.lightroomextras.com):
http://web.mac.com/sidjervis/iWeb/Lightroo...uts%20Mac-a.pdf (http://web.mac.com/sidjervis/iWeb/Lightroom%20Extra/FAQ_files/Lightroom%20Shortcuts%20Mac-a.pdf)
Here is another prepared by Ian Lyons, though it is for beta4 and there may be a few changes:
http://www.computer-darkroom.com/lightroom...ghtroom-win.pdf (http://www.computer-darkroom.com/lightroom_b4/lightroom-win.pdf)
http://www.computer-darkroom.com/lightroom...ghtroom-mac.pdf (http://www.computer-darkroom.com/lightroom_b4/lightroom-mac.pdf)
Richard
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sbressler, I found it through the documentation Richard Marcellus provided.
To go straight into keywording without using your mouse, have the image/s you want selected and hit control+K.
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sbressler, I found it through the documentation Richard Marcellus provided.
To go straight into keywording without using your mouse, have the image/s you want selected and hit control+K.
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apple 1,2,3 or 4 in osx
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apple 1,2,3 or 4 in osx
AKA "Command + 1" etc.
In Windows, substitute the control key for the command key.
I'm quite amazed that nobody spotted the shortcuts as listed in the Window menu.