Keyboard shortcuts

Every key in Numa for Linux. In the app, Ctrl+? or Ctrl+/ shows this list.

Application

`Ctrl` `,`	Preferences
`Ctrl` `?` or `Ctrl` `/`	Keyboard shortcuts
`Ctrl` `O`	Open a photograph
`Ctrl` `Q`	Quit

Library and loupe

`Space`	Look at one photograph in the loupe, and put it away again
`←` `→`	Previous and next photograph in the loupe
`Enter`	Open the photograph in the loupe in the editor
`↑`	Pick in the loupe and go on to the next
`↓`	Reject in the loupe and go on to the next
`Backspace`	Take back the last mark given in the loupe
`Ctrl` `←` `Ctrl` `→`	Previous and next burst in the loupe, on its best frame
`Shift` `↓`	Reject the rest of the burst and go on to the next
`P` `X`	Pick or reject in the loupe and go on to the next
`Z`	One frame of a burst alone in the loupe, and back
`Shift` `Space`	Review: run through the shoot at full size in the loupe
`F`	The neighbours beside the photograph in the loupe, on or off
`Ctrl` `F`	Search by names or words
`0`–`5`	Rate the selection 0 to 5 stars
`P`	Flag the selection picked; again to clear
`X`	Flag the selection rejected; again to clear
`U`	Clear the selection's flag
`C`	Compare the two to four selected photographs
`Ctrl` `A`	Select everything shown
`Esc` or `Ctrl` `Shift` `A`	Clear the selection and leave Select
`F5`	Rescan the library
`Ctrl` `V`	Paste copied edits onto the selection
`Delete`	Move the selection to the trash, after asking

Editor

`←` `Page Up`	Previous photograph in the filmstrip
`→` `Page Down`	Next photograph in the filmstrip
`0`–`5`, `P`, `X`, `U`	Rate and flag the open photograph
`Space` (hold)	Before: the photograph as shot
`A`	Auto: level the photograph and set its light
`Shift` `Space` (hold)	The photograph before Auto, while Auto's card is up
`I`	What the camera recorded
`G`	Guides: none, thirds, grid
`Alt` `1`–`9`	The panel's tabs, in order
`Ctrl` `C`	Copy this photograph's edits
`Ctrl` `Shift` `C`	Copy the edited picture
`Ctrl` `V`	Paste edits onto this photograph
`Ctrl` `Z`	Undo
`Ctrl` `Shift` `Z`	Redo
`Esc`	Leave the mask you are editing

Mouse

Double-click the photograph	1:1 at that point, and back
Double-click or right-click a slider	Back to its starting value
`Shift` with the arrows on a slider	Ten steps at a time
`Shift` while drawing a mask	Swap between adding and taking away

iPad and Mac

With a keyboard, the iPad's classic editor and the Mac take the same keys for culling and moving between photographs (← →, ↑ ↓, 0–5), with ⌘ Z to undo and \ for Before. On the Mac, the menu bar lists every command with its key.