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Let's jump into it for 5 more keyboard shortcuts for Lightroom CC.
The first keyboard shortcut we're going to do here is relating to the overlay of
your filters. So I'm in the Develop Module here with this flower photo and
let's say I want to up the contrast on just the flower here. So I'm going to do
an Adjustment Brush, and I've got it set for Contrast over here. So I start
painting on the flower and as you can see, I can't really tell where I'm paint..
where I've painted because Lightroom is not showing me. So down here, there is
this checkbox that says "show selected mask overlay." Of course you can click on
that and Lightroom will bring up the overlay for you so you can see where
you're painting. The keyboard shortcut for that is O. Pressing O will bring up
the overlay, make it visible, and then you can paint and see where you're painting.
So the shortcut for the overlay for your filters is O.
This next keyboard shortcut is in relation to the one we just did with the
overlay for your filters. This one is to change the color of your overlay. So
I'm working on this same photograph here, I'm going to just paint a little bit in
there. Now this is a perfect example this image because this flower is actually a
reddish color, and my overlay is currently red. It can be hard to see
exactly where you've painted some areas because the colors match.
So to change the color of your overlay, you hold Shift and press O. That will change
it from red to green. O again, white and black. So red, green, white, or black.
So that's really handy in case your image is the same color as your overlay.
Keyboard shortcut for changing the color of your mask overlay - Shift + O.
Alright, shortcut number three for this video
is to do with your brush size. So if you're using something that uses a brush,
like your Adjustment Filter, or your Spot Removal Tool is another thing you
can use with this. This is to make your brush bigger or smaller, you use the
square bracket keys. So the right square bracket key will make it bigger. The left
square bracket key makes it smaller. You can tap it to go in increments, or hold
it down and it'll go bigger or smaller. So brush size shortcut key is your left
or right brackets.
Okay, shortcut number four and number
five, I'm doing two in one here. This first shortcut is for copying your
develop settings so that you can then paste them to another photograph. So I'm
in my Develop Module here, I've done some editing on this photograph, and I want to
copy it to this photo down here say in the filmstrip, or I might want to copy
it to a number of them. You can actually do it to more than one. So what I do in
order to copy the settings that I've made to this photo is Ctrl + Shift + C.
So that's Command + Shift + C on a Mac. And that brings up your copy settings window here
and you just select....you tick all the boxes of the settings that you want to
copy and you click "copy." And this leads us into the final
keyboard shortcut for this video which is the paste. So I go over to this photo
Ctrl + Shift + V or Command + Shift + V, and as you can see that posted the exact same
settings. And you can see over here it's done "paste settings" in my history panel
so that you know it's done. And you could do that to a number of other photos if
you want to by ctrl-clicking them, you can post to two at once, three at once...you
can select a whole range and post it to them, which is extremely handy to do that
sometimes. So the keyboard shortcut for copying your develop settings is
Ctrl + Shift + C or Command + Shift + C. And to paste, Ctrl or Command + Shift + V.
So there you are - 5 more keyboard shortcuts for Lightroom CC.
If you know of some other ones that I
haven't mentioned in any of my keyboard shortcut videos, please post them in the
comments section below. I would love to hear about them, and I'm sure other
people would too. Be sure to check out the links in the video description for
more information on myself, Lightroom CC, or anything else you've seen in the
video. I'm Barry Callister for Barry Callister Photography. Get out there and
take some wicked shots. I'll see you soon.
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