#Lightroom compare to original shortcut code#

Think of your Lightroom Display Panel as your desk. Lightroom Shortcuts for Display Panel Settings If you accidentally hit the P key by mistake, then instead of the slow double tap (or right click) and finding the unflag option - just hit the U key and it will Unflag it for you.Ģ. Or you just want to distinguish them from all the others for whatever creative, brilliant reason you have - go ahead and hit the P key. Maybe you want to flag your absolute favourite shots. Perhaps there's a photo that you've started editing but isn't quite finished yet. And simply go through each photo and give them a rating by hitting the corresponding number key. If you shoot a lot of portraits, then this rating system will have you whizzing through your sorting phase in no time! For the photos you absolutely LOVE - hit the number key 5.

#Lightroom compare to original shortcut code#

Since I don't always edit in order, this helps give me a quick overview and spot any gaps that haven't been coded red.Įxtra tip: Some images need further touch ups in Photoshop - so I will often color code these images Yellow so that I can quickly multi-select and batch work all the images that need extra editing in Photoshop. I often press 6, immediately after I've finished editing an image, to color code it red.

Label images Red (6) Yellow (7) Green (8) Blue (9)īasically you are color coding the images by simply pressing the number keys 6,7,8,9. Press the X key to quickly reject the photos you definitely won't be editing and then filter them by rejected photos → remove from LR so you have a cleaner and more organised editing space. Whether you prefer to simply reject photos, flag them, rate them on a scale or colour code them - here are 5 amazing shortcuts that will shave hours off your sorting phase. What's the easiest and most efficient way to sort through ALL your photos in order to pick out the best ones you need to edit? Lightroom Shortcuts for Rating and Sorting Images