However getting these presets from your desktop to iPad is not the simplest procedure. My mobile presets mimic my desktop ( Lightroom Classic) presets. One of the key features of editing in Lightroom are the develop presets. Note: There is no need to switch into any other view or mode, the X & P keys work in the edit screen (shown below) My Presets – replicates my Lightroom Classic If the image is a pick, I complete the edit first before labelling it as a picked image (this is where having a keyboard on the iPad makes a huge difference). The shortcut keys X & P work the same on the iPad / Lightroom Mobile as they do on the desktop ( reject & pick) so hitting X means I am straight on to the next image. This means that once I have finished with an image (at this stage) it disappears from view. Having imported the images into a separate folder (as covered in the last post here), I set a filter to show only the unflagged photos. This post is really just a re-write of an earlier post ( here) and to be honest this part of the workflow has not changed much although I will add a few more notes.
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