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- Introduction
- Rotating Images
- Flipping Images
- Rating Images
- Flagging Images
- Rejecting Images
- Applying Color Labels
- Creating a Custom Color Label Set
- Applying Ratings, Flags, and Labels with the Painter Tool
- Sorting Images
- Changing Sort Direction
- Grouping Photos into Stacks
- Promoting a Photo to the Top of the Stack
- Removing Photos from a Stack
- Unstacking Photos
- Removing Photos
- Deleting Photos
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This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
Applying Color Labels
With color labels, you have the freedom to associate whatever interpretations you like to each color. For example, you may assign a red color label to mean “reject” or a green label to mean “good to print.” These interpretations can be saved in a Color Label Set. Note that all applied color labels are specific to the color label set that is currently chosen. If you use Lightroom with Bridge, be sure to assign the same interpretations to the colors in both applications. Doing so ensures that there will be no color label metadata conflicts.
Separate images into groupings with color labels
Choose Color Label Set from the Metadata menu and select one of the three default sets: Bridge Default, Lightroom Default, or Review Status.
Select any image thumbnail (or multiple image thumbnails) from the Grid or Filmstrip.
To apply a color label to the selected photo(s), choose Photo > Set Color Label and then select a color from the flyout submenu. You can also Control+click (Mac) or right+click (Win) and select one from
the contextual menu. If you’ve chosen to display them, you can also apply a color label to an image by clicking the color
icons in the Toolbar.
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