If you aren’t using the grid view, you can use the keyboard to quickly navigate around your photos. To move between photos, press the “Tab” key or click the left or right arrow keys on your keyboard. To move between the grid view and the list view, press the “Tab” key twice. To zoom in or out, press the “+” or “-” keys.
Use the keyboard.
While you can use your mouse to click and drag to highlight and move an area of a photo, the fastest way to edit photos in Lightroom is using the keyboard. Most of the keyboard shortcuts are the same as those found in programs like Photoshop, but some of the editing tools are a little different. If you are editing more than one photo at a time, you can press Ctrl+Tab to quickly move between photos.
Use a trackpad.
The fastest way to edit photos in Lightroom is to use your trackpad. The trackpad allows you to quickly move through the images in your library, making it easy to find the photos you want to edit. In addition, you can quickly navigate within the editing interface by using your trackpad. For example, you can scroll through the grid view to find the photo you want to edit.
Click the Edit button.
You can edit your photos quickly in the Develop section with the keyboard. To begin editing a photo, press the keyboard’s Tilde key (~) to enter the grid view. You can then use your arrow keys to navigate between photos. Once you’ve found the photo you want to edit, press the Tab key to enter edit mode. Then press the Tab key again to highlight the photo’s current tool. To enter the settings for that tool, press the Spacebar. For example, press the spacebar to apply a rating to the photo.
Use the right-click menu.
When you need to edit a photo quickly, right-click on it and choose “Edit in Develop” or “Edit in Quick Develop” from the menu. This will open a window where you can make changes to the image, and it will automatically save your edits. If you want to revert to the original photo, click on the “Reset to Original” button in the lower-right corner of the screen.
Choose Edit in Library from the menu.
If you want to make quick edits to a photo in Lightroom, you can use the Develop module. The Develop module is where you can edit your photos. To open the Develop module, click on the Grid view button in the upper left-hand corner of the Lightroom window. Then, click the triangle beside any photos that you want to edit. After you’ve done that, you can go to the Develop section and make changes to your images.
Choose a photo.
If you’re looking for a faster way to edit your photos, you can use the Quick Develop tool. This tool speeds up editing by applying a single preset to images that are similar to the photo you’re working on. After you press the Develop button, you’ll be presented with several options, including the option to refine the colors or remove imperfections from your photo.
Hit the spacebar to enter crop mode.
The fastest way to edit your images is to crop them while still in the Develop module. Use the keyboard to highlight the area you want and press Cmd+T. Or, if you’re working on a laptop, press Ctrl+T. A crop window will pop up and you can resize it to the perfect size and position.
Conclusion
If you want to edit your photos faster, you need to learn the basics of editing. The fastest way to edit photos is to use the Develop module. Here you can adjust the brightness, contrast, color, and saturation of your photos. The Develop module also gives you the ability to sharpen and edit your photos to remove noise. In order to use the Develop module you need to set up your preferences and enable the Develop module.
