SUMMARY
Anthony Morganti shares ten Lightroom Classic shortcuts designed to streamline the editing workflow. These tips range from selectively auto-adjusting individual sliders by Shift-double-clicking their names to resetting entire panels by double-clicking section headers. The guide also covers customizing the toolbar, using the Level tool for straightening, cycling through crop overlays with the 'O' key, and adjusting brush size and feathering with bracket keys. Additional features include dimming lights, full-screen mode, creating virtual copies or snapshots for different edits, and using Auto Advance with Caps Lock for faster culling.
TAKEAWAYS
Shift-double-clicking a slider name applies an auto-adjustment to that specific slider.
Double-clicking section headers like 'Tone' resets all sliders within that group.
The 'O' key cycles through eight different crop overlays, with Shift+O flipping orientation.
Bracket keys adjust brush size, while Shift + bracket keys adjust feathering.