#Mouse button shortcuts lightroom Bluetooth
#Mouse button shortcuts lightroom simulator

Fine, but that just means lefties lose out on the more sculpted, ergonomic shaping offered by more exotic right-handed mice. Often a 'left-handed' mouse just means a basic symmetrical shape that fits equally well in the left or right hand, with no asymmetrical protrusions.

#Mouse button shortcuts lightroom Bluetooth

In this mode you get up to 240 hours of non-stop use, but Logitech also incorporates Bluetooth connectivity in the G604 for reduced power consumption, and in this mode you can expect up to 5.5 months of standard use. The G604's 16,000 dpi tracking sensor is way more precise than you'd ever need for image editing, and the same goes for the 'Lightspeed' wireless connection with its 1ms response time. That gives you scope to assign loads of Photoshop or Final Cut shortcuts to each button, so assuming you can then remember which does what, you can seriously speed up your workflow. There are 15 in total, with 6 operated by the thumb alone.

The advantage with picking a gaming mouse over a traditional conventional is they're built to withstand serious abuse, plus, in the case of the G604, you get more buttons than on a 1980's Hi-fi. Even if it was just for internet browsing I couldn't live without a MMO mouse.Logitech's G-series mice are predominately designed for gaming, but where most gaming mice look frankly ridiculous in an office setting, the G604 has much more subtle styling that makes it just as suitable for creatives as gamers. I rarely use the macro keys on my keyboard and I only occasionally benefit from the benefits of mechanical keys, but every day of the year I'm using the 12 programmable side buttons on my mouse. The difference between a $20 keyboard and a $200 keyboard is small compared to the difference between a generic mouse and any of my logitech MMO ones. The difference between a 3-4 button mouse and a 40 buck MMO mouse is the biggest difference for the price of any hardware I've ever purchased. Never been happier with a purchase in my life. I was having problems with mine after a few years because a furball of my dog's fur had gotten in the scroll wheel, so I bought two brand new G600s for $40 each on amazon (in stores they were 80 bucks for one) Was able to unscrew the old one and clean it out, but I just shelved it as a backup if the two new ones need cleaning eventually. I started out on a g500-something years ago, then when I needed a replacement went up to the Logitech G600, which is my favorite mouse currently. Having them on the buttons is interesting. I often swap between the F123456 keys, which are different tools. The mouse works well in Audacity, an audio editing program. I've been thinking of ways to use it in my workflow and presentations but haven't been un-lazy enough to actually do it. Instead of using my keyboard, I can toggle stuff on my tablet, better immersion.

#Mouse button shortcuts lightroom simulator

Let's say I'm playing a game like euro truck simulator 2, there's a board for that. In a way it can work as an extended keyboard. They have an app that lets you turn your tablet into a sort of button board. I went to the store to try out all the mice and the only ones that are acceptable to me were the tilt wheel mice.īEWARE THOUGH! You gotta have a gaming grade cloth mouse mat. I don't know of other brands that have this. I simply put that functionality on the primary thumb button.

Like premiere, if you're using a slider, holding shift will make your mouse go much slower. Some softwares don't have a speed toggle. I have a button that switches to 200 while on regular I'm on 1050 speed. The second reason is the ability to set slow modes. That stuff just jumps all over the place. You try using a standard 1 dollar office mouse with editing software. The primary reason being the enhanced precision. I could do a fix every 6 months on my G500 so didn't need to get a new one.īought two G502 mice though, one for work, one for home. I skipped the G500s because the 's' part mostly means they fixed the oxidation issue on the click connector thing that made your clicks quadruple click instead of just click. Moving forward,w hat I remember, was the G5, then the G500, I didn't get the G500s but jumped to the G502 Proteus Core recently. I think I had one with a lot of side buttons.