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Adobe Lightroom - Toggling the Module Panels for
a larger image viewing area
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The Panel toggling process
works the same in all Modules, I am only showing it in the
Library Module here to save us both some bandwidth. I am also
showing only five variations, where as 11 variations of panel
combinations (per Lightroom Module) are possible. The panels
are activated and deactivated by clicking the four small gray
arrows at the extreme compass points of the Adobe Lightroom
window.
There
are also keyboard commands for
activating and deactivating the panels.
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Adobe
Lightroom Library Module |
All
four panels are in place in the image above. The Module
Picker
panel at the top, the Left
Module
Panel, the Right
Module
Panel, and the Film
Strip
panel at the bottom.
The
Module Picker
panel has been deactivated in the image above.
The
Module Picker
and the Film
Strip
panels have both been deactivated in the image above.
Only
one panel, the Left
Module
Panel, which in this case houses the Photo Library and Browse
tools has been left activated in this image.
All
panels have been deactivated in this image of the Adobe Lightroom
Library Module, leaving a maximum viewing area for the image
grid.
P.S.:
Please do not get upset if your personal experience and views
are different from my own. These opinions are mine exclusively
and do not reflect the views or policies of any of the manufacturers
mentioned in this article...... George
Mann |
