Size of the image for lightroom slideshow

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  Lightroom 5 and later: use SHIFT - F once or several times

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  Set the size of the cell to the size of the image

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  1. activate the "images" tab in the control panel

  2. Select a thumbnail.

  3. right click and choose "same."

  4. press on "BACKSPACE".

  5. open the control panel and load the new images.

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  The resources below explains an option for your photos.  The mask tool will allow you to choose which part of the image you want to see the image.

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  You can crop photos without changing the original image by masking the edges to hide the unwanted parts.

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  2. Do one of the following:

     • Hide the picture with a rectangle shape: click the button mask in the bar of the formats. If the format bar is not visible, choose View > show the Format bar.

       

     • Hide the picture with a form: choose Format > Image > mask with shape > shape.

  3. Do one of the following:

     • Resize the photo: drag the cursor over the button Edit mask.

     • Reposition the photo in the frame: drag the photo.

     • Move the mask: drag the edge of the mask dotted.

     • Resize the mask: drag the selection handles on the edge of the mask dotted. To constrain the proportions of the mask, hold down the SHIFT key when you drag.

     • Rotate the mask: hold down the command key when you drag a selection of angle on the master handle.

  4. When you are satisfied with the position and the size of your picture and the mask, do one of the following ways to complete:

     • Double-click the mask or the photo.

     • Press return.

     • Click outside the photo.

     • Click the input mask.

  To remove the mask of the photo, choose Format > Image > unmask.

  Hope that helps...

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