Lightroom Quick Tips - Episode 56: Lights Out!

This is the 56th episode of Lightroom Quick Tips where I give a single, quick Lightroom tip.

In this short episode I demo a couple different ways you can remove distractions helping you better evaluate an image.

[Retset]

Thanks Anthony. A tip I saw somewhere was to use Lights Out when cropping. It is often better to see the image as it will be when cropped rather than just dotted lines.

[anthonyhazlewood]

Thanks Anthony, all your tips are so useful... Keep up the good work... Regards from Northampton England, UK

[albertr]

very good Anthony. thank you for another great lightroom tip.

[brendajphotography]

Thanks Anthony! Love your helpful tips!

[mdturnerinoz]

Anthony: I tried a variant of your multiple selection: if you choose multiple shots and press the "F" (instead of the "L" key) you can view each of the elected shots in full screen using the <- or -> arrow keys. Just an FYI ...

[nicsuth]

Thanks for this one. Been wondering if and how I could do this. I will use it all the time! Finding all your quick tips helpful

[vernbone]

Thanks Anthony. I have blacked out my screen a couple of times not knowing what happened. I have to shut things down to reset it. Now I know what I have done and can get back to a fully lite screen. Great video.

[Rambleswithmycameraonyoutube]

Thank you so much Anthony for the great tips :-) Sending Love from Ireland - Sean

[allencasebolt]

Great tip. I also use "shift-tab" to view images with less clutter.

[wahabdilawar]

Thank you so much for another great tip. It's really helpful.

[peterbanyard]

That was great. Complete new to me. Thanks.

[bobfenske]

Especially like the tip on using lights out in grid view. Thanks Anthony. Regards from the Rock

[uptownphotography]

Nice...I didn't know about this feature....

[coolstuff]

For some reason when I hit the L key and the area around image darkens my monitor starts flickering. Anyone else have this issue?