P: Custom Shortcuts for Quick Develop Settings

[Falandriel]

Is it possible to map shortcuts for the quick develop Settings in the Library Module?

It want to map this littel helpful functions to my midi controller, but there is no way to do this without shortcuts...

[Akash Sharma]

Hi there,

Thanks for reaching out to us!

Is it not possible to map custom shortcuts for the quick develop Settings in the Library Module as of now in Lightroom Classic.

It seems like a great idea, could you share this as a feature request here? 

https://bit.ly/2daUJ9J

This forum is monitored by our developers and they might look into it for future updates.

Regards,

Akash

[johnrellis]

"I want to map this little helpful functions to my midi controller, but there is no way to do this without shortcuts..."

The MIDI2LR plugin lets you adjust Quick Develop settings from your MIDI device:

https://github.com/rsjaffe/MIDI2LR/

There are lots of tutorial pages and videos for MIDI2LR.

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[Falandriel]

@johnrellis

Yes, i'm working with midi2lr, but there are not all quick develop settings. The quick develop settigs which i need are exposure, temperature, shadows and highlights.

[johnrellis]

"The quick develop settings which i need are exposure, temperature, shadows and highlights."

I see that MIDI2LR doesn't allow you to control the <<, <, >, and >> buttons for the White Balance and Tone Control sections of the Quick Develop panel. I think this is because Adobe didn't properly document that part of the LR SDK API (which plugins use to access LR).  The MIDI2LR developer, Rory Jaffe, had filed bug reports about this many months ago, but Adobe hasn't responded constructively.

Just now, I reverse-engineered the proper documentation and updated the bug report filed by Jaffe, explaining how MIDI2LR can easily manipulate all the settings in the Quick Develop panel:

https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/add-to-api-lrdevelopcontroller-quickdevelopad...

I don't know how often Jaffe checks in at these forums, so you might submit a request that he now implement those settings in MIDI2LR.

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[otromanumora1]

Hi!! Did anyone resolved this? Ive been waiting for a long time for a solution for this. I want to use my midi controller for Exposure and WB with Quick Develop.

[johnrellis]

"Hi!! Did anyone resolved this? Ive been waiting for a long time for a solution for this. I want to use my midi controller for Exposure and WB with Quick Develop."

I think your best best is to contact the MIDI2LR developer and ask him to implement Quick Develop adjustments. You've already found the thread in the official feedback forum where he posted about LR not providing the right functionality to plugins. I followed up on that post, reverse engineering the undocumented behavior of the LR API; with that information, it should be straightforward for MIDI2LR to support all Quick Develop ajdustments.

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[stefano28211697v821]

Hi, are there any news about this great function? It would be great to adjust the quick develop settings just with a keyboard or other devices. It's not an hard update to assign a keyboard shortcut for every quick develop button or not?

[johnrellis]

The MIDI2LR application provides access to the Quick Develop commands:

https://github.com/rsjaffe/MIDI2LR/wiki/Commands#8

I believe it lets you assign keyboard shortcuts to commands as well as MIDI knobs and sliders, but I don't know if it's possible without having a MIDI device connected. There's a discussion forum for MIDI2LR linked from its web site -- let us know what you learn.

[stefano28211697v821]

Still no way to apply a simple keyboard shortcuts in the Quick Develop Settings? Capture One are waiting for me

[johnrellis]

"Still no way to apply a simple keyboard shortcuts in the Quick Develop Settings?"

No way to do it with built-in features. But you can do it with the Lrsuperkyes plugin or the MIDI2LR plugin (and probably other MIDI controllers).