Chapter 3: Workspace And Setup; Managing Panels And The Screen View - Adobe 65007312 - Photoshop Lightroom User Manual

Chapter 3: Workspace and setup

Adobe® Photoshop® Lightroom® includes five modules that provide a complete digital photography workflow. As you
work on a photograph, you move from one module to another to import, organize, develop, print, and show the photo.
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"Workspace overview" on page 7

Managing panels and the screen view

You can customize the Lightroom workspace by displaying only the panels you want or by hiding some or all of the
panels to maximize the display of your photos.
Open or close a panel
❖
Click the panel header. To open or close all panels in a group, Ctrl-click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac OS)
a panel name.
Open or close one panel at a time
❖
Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) on a panel header and choose Solo mode, or Alt-click
(Windows) or Option-click (Mac OS) on a panel header.
Solo mode applies independently to a set of panels. The triangle in the panel header is solid when not in Solo mode.
Scroll through a group of panels
❖
Drag the scroll bar or use the scroll wheel on your mouse.
Show or hide panel groups
•
To show or hide a single panel group, click the Show/Hide Panel Group icon
group is showing.
• To show or hide both side panel groups, choose Window > Panels > Toggle Side Panels, or press the Tab key.
•
To hide all panels, including side panels, the Filmstrip, and Module Picker, choose Window > Panels > Toggle All
Panels, or press Shift-Tab.
Set how panel groups show or hide automatically
❖
Right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) the outside edge of the panel group (beyond the scroll bar) and
then choose an option:
Displays the panel as you move the pointer to the outside edge of the application window. Hides
Auto Hide & Show
the panel as you move the pointer away from the panel.
Hides the panel as you move the pointer away from the panel. You must open the panel manually.
Auto Hide
Turns off automatic show/hide behavior.
Manual
Updated 03 September 2009
. A solid icon indicates the panel
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