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How Lightroom’s Survey Mode Makes Finding Your Best Image Faster and Easier

Hi Gang! It’s 2017 — I’m back to work — let’s not waste any time.

I did a short tutorial on Lightroom’s very awesome Survey Mode, which is great for helping you find the best image (from a group of very similar images) much faster and easier.

> If you don’t know what Survey mode is; watch the video
> If you already do know what Survey mode is, you might still watch the video to see how I use Survey Mode

It’s short and sweet, but really helpful. Check it out:

Hope you found that helpful.

Great to see you back here — I have a lot of fun planned for us this year here on the blog in 2017, and I’m glad you’re a part of it. 🙂
Best,

-Scott

 

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    • Niklas Möller (Tripaphy.com) 6 January, 2017 at 02:33 Reply

      If you have a second screen (even if it’s only the one from the notebook) you can use the second-screen-mode. I think when you set it to the magnifier and to 100% you should see on the second screen what’s under your mouse on the first one… didn’t try it though because I’m not at home. 🙂

  1. Martin Dörsch 5 January, 2017 at 04:32 Reply

    If you want to up your game with the survey mode you can watch my technique: http://www.martindoersch.at/2016/03/pux-schnelles-aussortieren/
    I call it PUX.
    Its pick, reject and select all in one. A little bit “nerdy” but if you get it you will become super super fast – I promise!
    Its in German but its the fastest way I know to find the best images.

    If you want me to record it in English – and maybe want to post it here just – let me know!

    All the best for 2017 from Austria
    Martin

  2. Francisco Sanabria 3 January, 2017 at 12:59 Reply

    All the best in 2017. Tip on the tip, enable a filter to remove the rejected photos and use the ‘X’ (reject shortcut) to remove the unwanted pics from the survey. This way you can remove from survey and reject in one shot, sweet isn’t it?

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