SUMMARY
Anthony Morganti shares ten Lightroom Classic shortcuts designed to streamline photo editing. These include holding Shift and double-clicking a slider for auto-adjustment, double-clicking section headers to reset groups, and customizing the toolbar. The Level tool can straighten images by drawing a line along a horizontal or vertical element. Cycling through crop overlays with the 'O' key and using Shift+O for orientation can improve composition. Brush shortcuts involve bracket keys for size, Shift+bracket keys for feathering, and Shift-clicking for straight lines. Morganti also covers 'Lights Dim' and 'Lights Out' modes, virtual copies versus snapshots for exploring edits, and Auto Advance with Caps Lock for efficient culling.
TAKEAWAYS
Shift-double-clicking sliders auto-adjusts them individually.
Double-clicking section headers resets entire adjustment groups.
The 'O' key cycles through eight crop overlays, with Shift+O changing orientation.
Bracket keys adjust brush size, while Shift+bracket keys adjust feathering.