P: Stack and Unstack shortcuts in Develop Module

[Elkanan]

I would love to beable to use the CTRL-G and Shift-CTRL-G short cuts while in the Develope Module. I use it quite frequently for HDR merge and going back and forth into Library is just an additional step. 

[kglad]

what app?

[Elkanan]

Lightroom Classic

[kglad]

in the future, to find the best place to post your message, use the list here, https://community.adobe.com/

p.s. i don't think the adobe website, and forums in particular, are easy to navigate, so don't spend a lot of time searching that forum list. do your best and we'll move the post (like this one has already been moved) if it helps you get responses.

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[johnrellis]

Moderators, @Rikk Flohr: Photography, please move to Ideas.

[Elkanan]

I have no idea how to accomplish that. I find the Adobe help areas very non-intuitive and not user friendly.

[GoldingD]

I have no idea how to accomplish that. 

By @Elkanan

when a member requests that the Moderators move a post, they are not asking that the author move the post.

[Elkanan]

Thanks. 

[philthehat]

Why is it not possible to stack photos in Develop mode?

Total waste of time and pain to have to go to the libarry to do this.  Feel that seperating out these functions is not very ergonomic or useful.  Certain funticons should be avbilable in Develop as that's wehre 90% of the action takes place.

[philthehat]

Why have i been moved here?  I'm talking about being in Develop mode.  No stacking there.

[JohanElzenga]

There are lots of things you can only do in the Library module and not the Develop module. That is the nature of a modular system.

[philthehat]

How does that comment help?  You are just pointing out facts.  Clearly i know and understand that, hence my question.  My point is why?   When most things are done in the develop mode, why would stacking images need to be in library as it makes no sense and add an extra stage.

[Rick Spaulding -]

Hi,

You can do it. You just have to work from a single folder or All Photos. 

Select some pictures in the film strip and right click one of them.

Choose Stacking > Group into stack

[philthehat]

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[philthehat]

So i've gone back into develop and right clicked but that's still an extra step, i've got a shortcut for this which only seems to show in Library.  Belive it or not it's quicker to do the shortcut to Library and then my shortcut for stacking than doing a right mouse click.

[Rick Spaulding -]

Does this help?

 

 

[philthehat]

it does, thanks Rick.  Just wish it'd use the same shortcut.  Also given me an idea, i wonder if i can set the shortcut  in settings to work the stacking.

[Rick Spaulding -]

Ahh.. OK. So you want the keyboard shortcut of ⌘-G to work in Develop! Looks like it conflicts with the shortcut for Toggle Generative Remove. Dang...

I could move your post back to Ideas and change the title to reflect your feature request if you like. 

[philthehat]

That is the problem.  It feels like Adobe had a plan but didn't quite think it through.

That would be very useful Rick.  It would be so handy to have a cmd+g for those images at an evetn where one person is doing something daft and in the next image it's good so i can swap heads in photoshop.

[Rick Spaulding -]

Done. Don't forget to upvote your post!

[philthehat]

okay, what does up vote do?

[Rick Spaulding -]

Ideas, (feature requests), are tracked by upvotes. (it's the box with the number and arrow next to the post title in case you weren't aware).

The posts with the most upvotes are the first to be considered to be implemented.

[philthehat]

I see.  No i wasn't aware what upvote was.  I'll do that now.

[philthehat]

tried to click on it but nothing happened.

[Rick Spaulding -]

Maybe because I moved it a couple times.... 

Anyway, I put in a vote for ya! 

[philthehat]

Superb.