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P: Arrow keys no longer advance to next photo in filmstrip in Develop

Community Beginner ,
Aug 15, 2024 Aug 15, 2024

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When I use "+" key to go up on the exposure slider it stops my arrow keys from being able to move left and right on the film strip. If I press "+" it does its job and makes the slider go up but it makes it so I can't go left and right using the film strip. However, if I press "-" it works fine and I can still select the next and previous images with the arrow keys.

 

I've gone back to 13.4 and it works fine so it's clearly the update is the problem. 

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Adobe Employee , Aug 16, 2024 Aug 16, 2024

The team has a bug logged for the behavior.

Workarounds are as follows:
  1. use the mod keys (+/=) next to backspace
  2. use ctrl + arrow keys to change
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Participant ,
Aug 16, 2024 Aug 16, 2024

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It can't be, I have the same thing as Ryan, and on both Mac and Windows systems. Try just processing 10 photos in a row, changing the exposure, and moving to the next photo with the arrow, I'm sure it will stop working for you, and why should I pay for some programme when I pay for the ADOB subscription???????? You are talking complete nonsense. Why is version 13.4 working stably?

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Engaged ,
Aug 16, 2024 Aug 16, 2024

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@vitalyn38151610 

 

Using the '+' key on the keypad causes the problem with the Left and Right keys. Use the '=' key instead of the '+' key on the keypad until it is fixed and you won't have the problem.

 

What @johnrellis wrote is not nonsense, but there does seem to be a bug in LrC 13.5 which has the above workaround.

 

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New Here ,
Aug 16, 2024 Aug 16, 2024

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I have the same issue, using Sonoma 14.6.1 and Lightroom Classic 13.5.  Arrow keys stop working after using keypad +\- to adjust sliders. If I set back to 0 then I can use arrow keys again.  Super frustrating to use cmd + arrow key to advance to next photo.

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Adobe Employee ,
Aug 16, 2024 Aug 16, 2024

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The team has a bug logged for the behavior.

Workarounds are as follows:
  1. use the mod keys (+/=) next to backspace
  2. use ctrl + arrow keys to change
Rikk Flohr - Customer Advocacy: Adobe Photography Products
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LEGEND ,
Aug 16, 2024 Aug 16, 2024

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@vitalyn38151610: "Are you going to tell me how arrows work in lightroom?"

 

I said no such thing and haven't expressed an opinion about how things should work. Rather, I just laid out facts. I understand you're very upset about this bug, but don't shoot the messenger. Which of these do you think are not true:

 

- Left arrow and right arrow for advancing to the next image are not documented shortcuts.

 

- Left arrow and right arrow haven't worked consistently in Develop for many years. For example, if you adjust a Develop slider with the mouse, then on Mac, right arrow will then be ignored, and on Windows, it will move the slider.

 

- Adobe didn't respond to complaints about that behavior, other than to point to the documented commands Ctrl/Cmd Left/Right Arrow.

 

- A previous bug with the numeric keypad on AZERTY keypads, acknowledged by Adobe, which impacted high-volume culling and rating of photos by users in France and other countries, hasn't been fixed for many years.

 

It's encouraging to see that Adobe employee Rikk Flohr has logged an internal bug report about this, but that doesn't guarantee that the product team will prioritize a fix, though I hope they do.

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Participant ,
Aug 16, 2024 Aug 16, 2024

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@johnrellis  Thank you, I'm sorry, maybe I was rude to you, I'm already talking to Adobe, I sent them a video with the errors, she's not the only one. I hope they'll sort it out, but in the meantime, I've rolled back to version 13.4, it's stable, because it's a big wedding season, I need to work quickly. 

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Community Beginner ,
Aug 16, 2024 Aug 16, 2024

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Confirm the same problem LrC 13.5 on Windows. In the Develop mode, I can't go back/forward with arrow keys anymore.

I actually have arrows mapped to the mouse keys, so I can no longer move to the previous or next photo on 13.5.

Downgrade to 13.4 helped - workflow works as smoothly as before. Staying on LrC 13.4 for now...

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Engaged ,
Aug 17, 2024 Aug 17, 2024

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@osovitskiy 

 

Map your mouse keys to Ctrl+Left and Ctrl+Right. Problem solved until the fix is released.

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New Here ,
Aug 17, 2024 Aug 17, 2024

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Bug experienced in the latest Lightroom Classic (13.5 Release) on Mac OS* where the keyboard arrow keys become unresponsive in the Develop Module, losing ability to move back and forward between images. Moving through images still works in the Library Module when this bug occurs but not in Develop. Other shortcuts such as Add Rating/Label+Caps Lock still work and move forward 1 image. The arrow keys work as normal again once the application is closed and reopened.

*macOS Ventura 13.0.1

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LEGEND ,
Aug 17, 2024 Aug 17, 2024

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As a workaround while waiting for this to be fixed, use - and = on the top row of the keyboard to adjust the sliders rather than + and - on the numeric keypad. Or use the documented shortcuts Ctrl Left Arrow and Ctrl Right Arrow to switch photos.

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Community Beginner ,
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Same issue here. This is a serious issue, and breaks the learned behaviour over 13 years of LR usage for 3 different people in our studio. Please issue a fix for this ASAP. We process 100,000+ images per month in LR, and not being able to use our numeric keyboard as we have been for over a decade is quite insane. 

 

Macbook Pro M1 Max, Monterey

LR Classic 13.5

 

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