selections of images needs improvement? I would like to draw a box around images I want to select, rather than having to touch each one. If I have a hundred Images and I want only to select 40, whats the best way?
Posted 9 months ago
Akash Sharma, Digital Imaging Technical Support Consultant
Hi Peter,
Are you using Lightroom CC or Lightroom Classic CC?
A general approach and the easiest one is to use the SHIFT key for selection. Once you're in the grid view, you can click on any of the thumbnails and use the usual keyboard short cut such as CMD-A / CTRL-A to select all, click and holding down SHIFT to select consecutive images, or hold down the CMD / CTRL keys while selecting non-consecutive photos.
In Lightroom Classic CC, you could have the index number to show on each image thumbnail that'll help you make selection even easier.
To do so, choose View>View options and under compact cell extras check "Index number".
You may also take a look at this article for more info: https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/help/browse-compare-photos.html
Hope that helps.
Thanks,
Akash Sharma
Are you using Lightroom CC or Lightroom Classic CC?
A general approach and the easiest one is to use the SHIFT key for selection. Once you're in the grid view, you can click on any of the thumbnails and use the usual keyboard short cut such as CMD-A / CTRL-A to select all, click and holding down SHIFT to select consecutive images, or hold down the CMD / CTRL keys while selecting non-consecutive photos.
In Lightroom Classic CC, you could have the index number to show on each image thumbnail that'll help you make selection even easier.
To do so, choose View>View options and under compact cell extras check "Index number".
You may also take a look at this article for more info: https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/help/browse-compare-photos.html
Hope that helps.
Thanks,
Akash Sharma
I’m using Lightroom CC on an iPad Pro. I would LOVE an easy way to select multiple images. Using the Magic Keyboard ,CMD-A or Shift Select would be sooooooo nice!
Monty
Monty
Victoria Bampton - Lightroom Queen, Champion
You can multiple images, but it depends on what you want to do with them. For example, you can select multiple to copy to a collection, but not to sync edits.
Johan Elzenga, Champion
It's just a little counter-intuitive. In desktop software like Lightroom Classic, you first select multiple images, and then perform the action such as choosing the export menu. In Lightroom CC (Mobile) in grid view you first tap the Share icon, and then you select the (multiple) images you want to share.
