Toggle before/after on an adjustment tool

Nils Johansson

• 16. März 2015 00:03

Hello all, Here is my 2 cents about how remove an adjustment or toggle before and after adjustment with a specific tool.
I'll have CO 8.1.1 (for Sony), win7

When I played around a bit with the adjustments, I found a few things that I could not find documented anywhere.
Thought I could share it if anyone who has not found these shortcuts.

Examples exposure tool:
http://goo.gl/zPIYiZ

* ALT + Click the left arrow to reset current tool (this is documented in the help)

* Click and hold on the slide description to the left of a slider, it returns temporarily to the default value (before)

* Double Click on the slider itself and the value returns to the default value (zero)

I have found that it works on most adjustment tool and can be useful.
Especially click on the description is useful if you want to see what eg Contrast slider has impact on the exposure.

Sorry my english,, is little influenced by Google 😉
Regards
Nils

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  Ian Wilson

  Moderator

  • 16. März 2015 19:31

  

  NilsO wrote:
  
  * Click and hold on the slide description to the left of a slider, it returns temporarily to the default value (before)
  
  * Double Click on the slider itself and the value returns to the default value (zero)
  
  

  
  I didn't know these two, and I have been using C1 for a long time. Thanks.
  
  Ian

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  Paul Steunebrink

  • 16. März 2015 20:11

  Ian3 wrote:
  

  NilsO wrote:
  
  * Click and hold on the slide description to the left of a slider, it returns temporarily to the default value (before)
  
  * Double Click on the slider itself and the value returns to the default value (zero)
  
  

  
  I didn't know these two, and I have been using C1 for a long time. Thanks.
  
  Ian

  
  These were recently added to the Mac version, existed longer on Windows. Great summary anyway.

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  SFA

  • 16. März 2015 20:15

  NilsO wrote:
  
  
  * Double Click on the slider itself and the value returns to the default value (zero)
  
  I have found that it works on most adjustment tool and can be useful.
  Especially click on the description is useful if you want to see what eg Contrast slider has impact on the exposure.
  
  Sorry my english,, is little influenced by Google 😉
  Regards
  Nils

  
  
  If you use the double click on the slider and leave the cursor in position (using a mouse, may not be so effective with a tablet and pen) you can then of course, set the original value once more with a single click at where the cursor is located.
  
  In effect this provides an alternative way to toggle. Left handers may like to click the name, right handers perhaps the slider?
  
  So many ways to do things ....
  
  
  
  Grant

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