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This chapter is from the book
Putting It All Together
Putting It All Together
- Select a few photos in the Library’s Grid view and dim the lights. After inspecting them, turn the lights back on.
- In the Filmstrip or Grid view, select several photos and group them into a stack.
- Use the keyboard to collapse and expand that stack several times.
- In the Grid view, add another photo to the stack, and then remove it.
- In the Filmstrip or any of the four view modes, manually mark some photos as rejects and others as picks. Use the Painter tool to do the same to other photos.
- Apply various ratings and labels to some photos using the keyboard and the Painter tool.
- Create a new label set and make it your default set. Then switch back to the original default set of labels.
- In the Filmstrip or Grid view, select two photos and use the Compare view’s Zoom slider to see how they differ.
- In the Filmstrip or Grid view, select several photos and use the Survey view to see how they differ. Use the X button to cull out the weakest photos.
- Select the culled photos and press the Backspace/Delete key. Use the dialog to decide if you want to remove them from Lightroom or delete them from your hard disk.
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