Lightroom Quick Tips - Episode 84: Auto Advance Tip

This is the 84th episode of Lightroom Quick Tips where I give a quick Lightroom tip.

In this episode of Lightroom Quick Tips I explain how to temporarily enable auto advance when culling/marking images and why I think this, "temporary" method is best.

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[Retset]

Yet another little gem that will save me time. Many thanks!

[wahabdilawar]

Excellent tips. Very handy for someone like me, who takes several shots of the same composition at a relatively slow shutter speed and then looks for the one sharp image.
Thank you so much for your time and effort.

[anthonyhazlewood]

Wow what a neat little tip Anthony... This is the reason I follow every one of your Tutorials, Thank you again, great tip...

[richallaire]

Love the resource you are... you're my 1st referenced Lightroom resource. Excellent.

[bobfenske]

Yep, like others have said Anthony, a great tip to help us be more efficient (and less frustrated). Thank you for this. Regards from The Rock.

[stephensingleterry]

Just a note! I really enjoy all the zoo photos you use in your videos, they're quite exceptional. I live in San Diego and look forward to applying many of your tips to my photography the next time I visit our zoo here. Maybe you've heard of the San Diego Zoo.

[Borgsquirrel]

Best part was the cap lock tip, I have been using auto advance some time now but it's been giving me a serious rash at times exactly like the one you showed, "pick but continue editing". Great :)

[SeeMeBeSeen]

never new about this. thanks very much

[tcconner]

Neat little "twisted" tip Tony! How many times have you started typing something out of Lightroom, say in a comment somewhere, and saw that you forgot to turn off Caps Lock? Lol!

[kathyroberts]

Problem with this Anthony I would want to keep all your images and delete all mine! Thanks for sharing.

[gmeeuwissen]

I guess related to this excellent tip is this one:
You can hold the shift key to auto advance and as soon as you let go it stays on the picture