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Inspiring
February 15, 2025
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Arrows don't always work

  • February 15, 2025
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Hi guys,

I always view, adjust and crop my images in D against a white background by pressing L twice.
Works great for me.
But when I want to move to a next or previous frame ... arrows fail. More so when I am in full screen. Is there a reason - and a remedy? That would save me the time from going back to a regular screen to click on previous or next frames.

It's been dogging me for years but was always too lazy to deal with it; or too pressed for time.

 

Thanks a lot.

 

Correct answer dj_paige

Hold the Ctrl key down and press the arrow key when you want to move right or left

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Legend
February 15, 2025

Hold the Ctrl key down and press the arrow key when you want to move right or left

Inspiring
February 15, 2025

Thanks dj.

Why is it that sometimes they work without the Control key and not at other times?

Inspiring
February 16, 2025

Sometimes the adjustment / tool you have active is itself  using the arrow keys.

 

Crop is one example. Whenever the crop boundary has got room to move, you can scroll the image in various directions "underneath" this boundary.

 

The Ctrl key informs LrC when you want to switch to another image, and not move the current image's crop.


Thank you Richard.