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• To select a single photo when multiple photos are selected, click the grid cell (not the image itself). Clicking the
image makes that image active without deselecting the other cells.
• To deselect the active photo and select a different active photo in a multiple-photo selection, choose Edit >
Deselect Active Photo. The next photo in the multiple-photo selection becomes the active photo.
• To select only the active photo and deselect all other photos in the multiple selection, choose Edit > Select Only
Active Photo.
• To deselect selected photos and select photos that were unselected, choose Edit > Invert Selection.
When you select multiple photos, the first photo you select is the primary selection (active photo), indicated by the
brighter highlighted frame.
After selecting photos, adding them to a Quick Collection is an easy way to manage the photos you want to display
in a slideshow, print, assemble into a web gallery, or export.
See also
"Browse photos by folders" on page 39
"Finding photos in the catalog" on page 65
Rotate photos in the Library module
Photos imported into the catalog are automatically rotated if the Exchangeable Image Format (EXIF) data includes
orientation metadata. If you need to change a photo's orientation, you can rotate photos either to the left or right.
Photos can also be rotated in the Develop, Slideshow, and Print modules.
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In the Library module, do any of the following:
• In the Grid view, move the pointer over a thumbnail and click one of the rotate icons in the lower corner of the cell.
• In the Loupe, Compare, or Survey view, or in the Grid view with one or more photos selected, click a rotate icon
in the toolbar. (In the Compare and Survey views, only the active photo is rotated.)
Note: If the toolbar doesn't show the Rotate icons, choose Rotate from the toolbar pop-up menu.
• In the Loupe, Compare, or Survey view, or in the Grid view with one or more photos selected, choose Photo >
Rotate Left or Rotate Right. (In the Compare or Survey views, only the active photo is rotated.)
See also
"Rotate slides" on page 102
"Specify how photos fill an image cell" on page 113
Flip photos in the Library module
In the Grid view, select one or more photos.
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2 In either the Grid, Loupe, Compare, or Survey view, choose one of the following from the Photo menu:
Flips photos horizontally along the vertical axis.
Flip Horizontal
Flips photos vertically along the horizontal axis.
Flip Vertical
Choose View > Enable Mirror Image Mode to flip all photos in the catalog horizontally along the vertical axis.
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