Digital Photography in Available Light

essential skills: digital photography in available light

4. Select image fi les for processing
   When your cache is complete you can start the editing process by clicking on any image thumbnail
   and dragging it to a new position to create a sequence or grouping. For fast editing you will need
   to select multiple images. Hold down the Shift key when you click on the fi rst and last image in
   a sequence to select all of the images in that range. To select non-sequential images hold down
   the Ctrl key (PC) or Command key (Mac) and click on individual images. Ctrl/Command+A and
   Ctrl/Command+ Shift+A are the keyboard shortcuts for ‘Select all’ and ‘Select none’.

You can choose whether you would like to view the thumbnails with information (the amount

of information you would like to see is controlled by the Preferences) or the thumbnails only.

Use the Keyboard shortcut Ctrl+T or Command+T to switch between information and thumbnails

only view. Hide the panels by clicking on the icon in the bottom left-hand corner or by using the

keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Alt+T (PC) Command+Option+T (Mac).

Note > Hide Photoshop’s palettes by pressing the TAB key if working in File Browser.