P: Allow for keyboard shortcut customization

@evanwish I'm really glad to hear you are enjoying Power Keys. Our plan is to release the next version before the end of the year.

@C.Cella In my experience, I've found using a keyboard is the quickest way to edit large quantities of images. Feel free to give it a try. Personally, I couldn't imagine editing in Lightroom Classic any other way now that I have this functionality.

@richardplondon 

I understand those methods of editing with the keyboard shortcuts, currently available in Lightroom, but once you try something like PFixer, it's impossible to go back. The speed difference is incomparable. 

@cwurzbach

THANK YOU! You are the hero that Lightroom failed to find. I just downloaded your software and it works beautifully. I am very excited for your upcoming updates. I've done a bit of playing around so far and found I can run GetPowerKeys and PFixer simultaneously. I just successfully tested using GetPowerKeys for the single key press commands (ie: f for brightness up) and PFixer for the other features not supported yet. Works flawlessly! Probably till the next update where PFixer will finally kick the bucket. Thank you so much for your reply and your work on this exciting replacement. 

also, I recommend others try this or something like it. It's game changer. 

Thank you for the correction, I should have ensured my lingo was accurate first. Thank you also for the link! A breath of fresh air, I'm excited to check it out now. 

@cwurzbach 

I don't see how your Plug-in would be faster than reaching an edit box, click it, and change the setting form there using up/down or wheels/knobs... which also spares us the creation of infinite history steps.

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I've built a VSCO Keys/Pfixer replacement that actually works. The current version allows you to control the sliders in the develop module. The next version (which is currently in development) will allow you to create new shortcuts for native Lightroom Classic shortcuts as well as features that don't currently have shortcuts. We use it in our photo editing business to edit hundreds of thousands of images per year. Feel free to check it out here: www.getpowerkeys.com Feel free to email me if you have any questions: hello@getpowerkeys.com 

@Thibaut253735311vgj I'm actually building a Mac application that will allow a user to adjust the develop sliders with their keyboard. It's currently being used internally in our photo editing business but I plan on releasing it to the public here soon. If you'd like more information, please feel free to complete this form: https://airtable.com/shrifJQwgqNpjIQR4

@Thibaut253735311vgj 

To link a button to a develop action, a specific one, well that's not yet possible in Lightroom and it's not something custom shortcuts will allow us to do.

You can easily achieve  "Exposure  +0.3" using a develop preset.

The Preset can be easily accessed via the Quick Develop or in Develop Module.

If you want instead to increase all selected photos by +0.3 you can do it in quick Develop or using Auto Sync, or Sync.

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Hi everyone,

I would really like to be able to set custom shortcuts in Lightroom Classic.

Short version : It's awesome, for example, it allows you to cull AND retouch pictures using only a gaming controller, which is much more ergonomic and faster than using a keyborad and mouse. You can set exposure +0.3EV with just the push of a button, even in Library module, etc.

Long version : 

Back in 2015, this was easy with a plugin called VSCO Keys. The plugin died when Lightroom got updated and support for this plugin was abandonned, rendering it unusable.

A lot of people have been wanting to get custom shortcuts since then (and to be honest, since way before since the plugin was an extra purchase). I don't want to rant anymore, I'll just say my personal opinion is that for such an incredible software used by so many people (Lightroom is the industry standard) it absolutely should have been built in, a long long time ago. This is critical guys, come on...

What it allows you to do is : basically anything you want. For example, you can set exposure +0.3EV with just the push of a button, even in Library module, etc. (currently the + or - slider feature only works in Develop module and you have to manually select whatever slider you want making it super slow). I feel it would be a somewhat easy implement for the developpers but would give so much to the users.  I think the primary reason this has not been done is to not hurt the sales of aftermarket solutions (either software or, and mainly, hardware) but I don't care. Thanks for taking the time to read.