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It would be great if there was a function to "lock" "any clip".Open for Voting

It would be great if there was a function to "lock" "any clip". Currently, there is a function to lock "tracks" on the timeline independently.In addition to locking individual tracks, I would like a function to lock specified clips (multiple clips at once)."Lock" → Clips do not move even when selected. Ideally, it would be possible to link them to the timecode of the timeline and prevent them from moving from there.For example...Currently, you can select multiple clips and enable/disable them.It would be great if you could lock/unlock multiple selected clips with a single shortcut key in the same way. 「任意のクリップ」を「ロック」する機能があると素晴らしい現在、タイムライン上の「トラック」を独立してロックする機能がある。トラックごとのロック以外に、指定したクリップをロックできる機能が欲しい(複数クリップをまとめて)。「ロック」→クリップを選択しても動かない(動かせない)状態。タイムラインのタイムコードに紐づいてそこから動かないようにできると理想だと思う。例えば・・・現在、複数のクリップを選択し、有効/無効 を切り替えることができる。それと同じ要領で、選択した複数のクリップを、ショートカットキー1回で ロック/ロック解除 できると素晴らしい。

Marco WeheParticipant

P: Fine adjustment mode for slidersOpen for Voting

When moving any adjustment slider it would be useful to have a method of moving the slider in a more accurate or slower way. This feature would be similar to the hue "fine adjustments" toggle in the mask / colour mode. However, I imagine a more unified integration without any additional toggle. I have come up with a few ideas in which this could be achieved.   Option 1: The artist would touch the slider knob and hold still for ca. 3 seconds. Then the slider would go into accuracy mode. If the slider is moved in under 3 seconds it would simply stay in the classic slide mode.  Option 2: The artist would double tab the knob slider to activate accuracy mode. Option 3: The accuracy mode could be linked to slider acceleration. Similar to a desktop cursor. This way the slower a user moves the less units will be adjusted.    My favourite is probably option 1 because I imagine most of the time you'd want to adjust quickly and roughly but occasionally you'd need the extra accuracy and therefore the little wait would be acceptable. Perhaps the knob could get a small clock spin to indicate the activation. Similar how it is done in many video games where delays are used.    In all 3 scenarios accuracy mode would mean that the slidable area will expand past the current slider location. I imagine this could be done invisibly since most people focus on the image while adjusting. However, a ghost slider might also be a possibility. I.e. the current menu would fade out and a single translucent slider would spread across perhaps 80% of the screen. Perhaps some of the options reflect accessibility issues and therefore it would be ideal to have more than one option and let the use set their own preferences. This solution would increase my productivity, improve the quality of my output and also make Lightroom more accessible. I mostly struggle to adjust the white balance since it's such a sensitive slider but there are several other values where it's hard to hit the right values. When editing many photos this usually means constant back and forth on a slider until I hit the right value. I basically press the finger down and barely move it a mm to make a crucial change. Often I resort to copying something that's "close enough" to other images but then I wouldn't do any micro adjustment because I feel that if I touch that slider it will just make it worse again. Obviously I can tidy up these issue when I am back in Lightroom Classic but It would be nice if this step could be completed in the app since I overall enjoy working in it a lot more than on my PC.