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Inspiring
October 25, 2011
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P: LrC Book Module - add spell checking

  • October 25, 2011
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In the next version of Lightroom could they implement a better spellcheck? The spellcheck currently in Lightroom3 does not work as well as spellcheck seen in Photo Mechanic or the basic spellcheck used on a Mac.Also could they make the caption box larger or the ability to increase the size. The current caption box is to small and makes it hard to see what is being typed?In a nut shell could they make the next Lightroom more like Photo Mechanic in terms of captioning and adding metadata ?

21 replies

Inspiring
March 28, 2012
Please, pleas, peas, add a spell check feature to Lightroom for the PC. Bad spelling and simple typos can make it hard to find a photo with a missspellled word! Please add soon! I beg you!

Legend
February 3, 2012
Your other requests are already topics as well that you can add your comments/vote to:

http://feedback.photoshop.com/photosh...

http://feedback.photoshop.com/photosh...
Inspiring
February 3, 2012
Great Product

Would be enhanced with a spell checker to help with the text insertions.

It would be even more powerful if, in addition to the photo and page caption features, a floating Text box feature could be added to add text particularly in two page spreads and other layout types such as clean.

You might also consider custom page layouts that can be created and stored. Ideally creations could be from blank or a variant of existing types.

Inspiring
February 3, 2012
Now with the book module added in Lightroom 4 beta, I feel a spell checker is absolutely ness... necce... necessary.

Inspiring
January 13, 2012
If there isn't, there should be. It is not the place of an app to offer this. There are also small programs that will do this for you.
Participant
January 12, 2012
How about a spell checker for Lightroom 4? I produced stock photos and having a spell checker for all text (especially keywords) would be very helpful.

Inspiring
October 25, 2011
Is there such a thing (system-wide spellcheck) in Windows?
Inspiring
October 25, 2011
As far as spell-check, Lightroom should just hook into the system-wide spellcheck service (if it does not do so already) instead of doing it themselves.
areohbee
Legend
October 25, 2011

Font size for the whole panel (among many other things) can be controlled using jf.Friedl's Lightroom configurator:

http://regex.info/Lightroom/Config/

Also, you can size the boxes themselves however you want using metadata tagsets, for example, if you put this in a file called Experimental.lrtemplate and store it in the "Lightroom app-data folder" / 'Metadata Field Lists' subfolder (then restart Lightroom) you will have a minimum 3-line caption box, if you select 'Experimental' in the drop-down in the metadata section of right-hand panel.


return {
version = 1, -- format this file is in (format version #1)
title = "Experimental",
id = "doe.jane.metadatafieldlist.experimental",
type = "MetadataFieldList",
-- keep plugins alphabetical
items = {
-- A D O B E
{ "com.adobe.label", label = "File Info" },
'com.adobe.filename',
'com.adobe.folder',
'com.adobe.dateTimeOriginal',
'com.adobe.dateTimeDigitized.onlyIfUnique',
'com.adobe.imageCroppedDimensions',
'com.adobe.separator',
{ "com.adobe.label", label = "Title & Caption" },
'com.adobe.title',
-- c a p t i o n 3 - l i n e s
{ 'com.adobe.caption', height_in_lines = 3 },
----------------------------------
'com.adobe.separator',
{ "com.adobe.label", label = "Shooting Info" },
'com.adobe.exposureBiasValue',
'com.adobe.flash',
'com.adobe.software',
'com.adobe.separator',
{ "com.adobe.label", label = "Genre, Scene, & Location" },
'com.adobe.intellectualGenre',
'com.adobe.scene',
'com.adobe.location',
'com.adobe.city',
'com.adobe.state',
'com.adobe.country',
'com.adobe.isoCountryCode',
'com.robcole.lightroom.CustomMetadata.*',
'com.robcole.dev.ChangeManager.*',
'com.robcole.ChangeManager.*',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.RC_CustomMetadata.*',
'com.robcole.lightroom.develop.DevAdjust.*',
'com.adobe.separator',
-- D E V M E T A
{ "com.adobe.label", label = "RC Dev Meta" },
'com.adobe.separator',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.lastUpdate',
'com.adobe.separator',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.ProcessVersion',
'com.adobe.separator',
{ "com.adobe.label", label = "Camera Calibration" },
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.CameraProfile',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.ShadowTint',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.rgbColorMods',
'com.adobe.separator',
{ "com.adobe.label", label = "Basic" },
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.WhiteBalance',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.Temperature',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.Tint',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.Exposure',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.HighlightRecovery',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.FillLight',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.Shadows',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.Brightness',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.Contrast',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.Clarity',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.Vibrance',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.Saturation',
'com.adobe.separator',
{ "com.adobe.label", label = "Tone Curve" },
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.ToneCurveName',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.toneCurveParamMods',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.toneCurvePointMods',
'com.adobe.separator',
{ "com.adobe.label", label = "HSL / Color / B & W" },
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.colorType',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.colorMods',
'com.adobe.separator',
{ "com.adobe.label", label = "Split Toning" },
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.splitToning',
'com.adobe.separator',
{ "com.adobe.label", label = "Detail" },
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.Sharpness',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.SharpenRadius',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.SharpenDetail',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.SharpenEdgeMasking',
'com.adobe.separator',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.LuminanceSmoothing',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.LuminanceNoiseReductionDetail',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.LuminanceNoiseReductionContrast',
'com.adobe.separator',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.ColorNoiseReduction',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.ColorNoiseReductionDetail',
'com.adobe.separator',
{ "com.adobe.label", label = "Lens Corrections" },
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.lensDistortion',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.lensVignetting',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.lensCa',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.perspective',
'com.adobe.separator',
{ "com.adobe.label", label = "Effects" },
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.postCropVignette',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.grain',
'com.adobe.separator',
{ "com.adobe.label", label = "Crop, Locals, & Retouch" },
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.retouched',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.redeye',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.gradients',
'com.robcole.lightroom.metadata.DevMeta.brushes',
'com.adobe.separator',
{"com.adobe.label", label="RC Exif Meta" },
'com.robcole.develop.ExifMeta.lastUpdate',
'com.adobe.separator',
{ 'com.adobe.label', label = 'SubIFD1' },
'com.robcole.develop.ExifMeta.SubIFD1_BitsPerSample',
'com.adobe.separator',
{ formatter = 'com.robcole.develop.ExifMeta.bigBlock', topLabel=true },
-- N X T O O
'com.adobe.separator',
-- { "com.adobe.label", label = "RC Nx Too" }, -- The label is automatic when * is used.
'com.robcole.lightroom.NxToo.*',

},
}
Inspiring
October 25, 2011
Hi Victoria I should have been more precise in what I meant for larger caption box.

What I really was asking for is to be able to enlarge the font size, something along the lines of the metadata box in Photoshop or Photo Mechanic. For me the font size or caption box is to small for me to read sometimes.

I was thinking maby they could implement a zoom mode for caption box or any other metadata boxes.

But definitely a better spell check...I've tested the spell check in Lightroom and it has let things go by that it should have caught.