

The only downside is that it’s actually not so easy to remember.

And there is truly no way you can hit those four keys at the same time without wanting to.

They came up with this complicated combination on purpose – the reason is that you really don’t want to accidentally permanently delete an image (or more!) of yours with this shortcut. It’s used in case you need to remove your photo from both the catalog and the collection. This one would be the toughest key combination to remember out of all of the Lightroom keyboard shortcuts we’ve checked out so far. Delete selected photos: Ctrl + Alt + Shift + Delete / Command + Option + Shift + Delete Export the photos you’ve chosen: Ctrl + Shift + E / Command + Shift + Eġ8. Copy/Paste Develop Settings: Ctrl + Shift + C or V / Command + Shift + C or V Continue editing in Photoshop: Ctrl + E / Command + E Show or hide rulers in Print module: Ctrl + R / Command + R Show or hide guides in the Print module: Ctr + Shift + H/ Command + Shift + H Shortcut to the straighten tool: Ctrl / Command Hide the panels and switch between Normal and Full-screen: Ctrl + Shift + F / Command + Shift + F Show Before & After when you finish editing: Y Change to single-image view (loupe view): E Quick access to Library module – grid view: G Reject a photo that you don’t want in your collection: X
