We have these little dots under any tools used in the local adjustment toolbar right here. I actually applied a tone curve during import, and if I open up the tone curve, you can see the S-curve that was applied during the import process.Įven though I applied an edit here, it’s still showing that no edit has been applied, but as soon as I adjust that tone curve, that eye indicator will light up to show me that something has happened inside the tone curve. Once that’s turned on, the tone curve is grayed out, and that says that no edits have been applied, which is technically accurate. I’m going to turn that tab back on because I’m going to show you something else real quick. I haven’t applied any edits with these other editing tools. We can see in the basic panel that this eye is brighter than the others. Now the other thing is we have a visual indicator of what editing tools have been applied to a specific image or the image you selected. And once you release it, we will go back to those eye icons. Then you can come in here and turn off that edit. If you hold that down, it will show those switches we had in previous versions.

So unlike the switch that we had before, it’s going to turn off those edits permanently or temporarily once you turn it back on.īut if you want that feature, there’s a hidden tool inside of this or a secret keyboard shortcut, which is your al alter or option key. So if I click and hold this “eye” icon, you can see that those edits in the basic panel were removed.

So this will show or hide the different edits for that editing panel. So we have these new eye icons here that replace the switches that we had before. So the first one is a visual indicator that’s been added to the interface for both classic and the CC version. Let’s jump into Lightroom and review the top seven updates to Lightroom.

You won’t believe what Lightroom can do now, and there’s a hidden keyboard shortcut that will allow you to batch process with this new editing tool that I’ll share in a moment. So one of these updates is going to blow your mind. Adobe just dropped some fantastic new Lightroom classic updates in version 12.3 and Lightroom Cloud version 6.3.