Getting Started in Lightroom Class 10 Ep07: Fast Selections

In this weeks episode, I show my method for making selections quickly. Image from a remote shoot with Natasha Kalashnikova.
Todays video is the heart of getting through photos in Lightroom. It's literally the key to overcoming selection anxiety. By using a method, you get the best shots and you see everything, quickly, and make choices with ease.
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Survey 6 at a time - I agree. In fact I long ago programmed my Wacom to show 6 at a time. I just pick the first in the series then press the key - it's magic! BTW I prefer a white background in which case the old white border is of no consequence.

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Hi Roger, I keep it at mid grey so the contrast doesn't affect my edit decisions later on. Clearly changing it to most other options fixes this, but it was a poor choice from Adobe to change it in the first place.