Here’s what’s changed since LrSuperKeys v5.3.0 Status bar / Tray Icon When you open up Lightroom Classic, LrSK will now be minimized to the status bar. To view and configure your super keys, simply select “Configure Super Keys” from the status bar icon menu. When you are done configuring your keys, simply close the LrSK […]
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Andrea Lacota, an accomplished Italian educator and wedding photographer, shares how he has effectively replaced Pfixer with LrSuperKeys for his editing workflow, enabling him to significantly reduce the time spent on post-production. Contrary to the video, Lightroom can be set in any language.
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Jeff Oliver of Jeff Oliver Photography is an award-winning wedding photographer from London, England. With over a decade of photography experience, Jeff has photographed 100’s of weddings. The way Jeff implements natural light and off-camera flash to showcase his subjects he creates captivating and stunning timeless images. Jeff reached out to us because he wanted
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The talented Jens Koopmann recently shared his thoughts on LrSuperKeys in a recent post and in his translated words, “The best Lightroom plugin for editing your images”. For me, it’s actually one of the best Lightroom plugins available on the market, as it offers a really well-integrated, functional extension that significantly improves the utility of
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Installing a Lightroom Plugin manually If you have downloaded the zipped file of the lightroom plugin folder, you must follow these steps. First, extract the downloaded zip file to a location where you want the plugin to reside. After you have extracted the zip file, you should have a folder named LrSuperKeys.lrplugin For both Windows
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Added the ability to customize increment/decrement values For the advanced users out there, you can now enter your own custom change values for all of the sliders. To edit these values, click on the wrench icon located on the bottom right of the Speed Keys screen. These values represent how much the slider value will
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Version 4.1.1 has two new powerful features 1 – Develop Presets can now be applied with Action Keys Create your own shortcuts to your most used Develop Presets. For example, with the new AI tools introduced in Lightroom 12, you can retouch portraits with a single key press by creating an Action Key to the
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Amount / Strength Sliders added Three new Speed Keys / Hotkeys have been added allowing you to adjust the amount sliders of Masks, Presets, and Profiles in Lightroom Classic. Transform / Upright Options have been added You now have the ability to create Action Keys to the transform / upright options. Five new commands have
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In order to migrate all of your LRSK settings over to another workstation, there are three files that need to be copied over. These files are located in the following locations for Windows and macOS. Windows %appdata%\Roaming\LrSuperKeys macOS ~/Library/Application Support/LrSuperKeys
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We are excited to finally release the totally re-written version of LRSK version 4 for Windows with loads of new features. NOTE: When upgrading from 3.2.3, all your custom-defined Speed Keys, Speed Menu Items, and user settings will be lost Changes since v3.2.3 The user interface has been completely redesigned for a new modern look
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