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Camera Raw on Windows uses Ctrl as its primary modifier, but most of the work is done with bare letters and digits. The dialog owns the keyboard while it is open, so Photoshop's own shortcuts do not apply.
Tools take single letters. Z zoom, H hand, C crop, A straighten, S sampler, I white balance, B remove, E edit, T targeted adjustment. Red Eye needs Shift+E, and Transform needs Shift+T.
Panels take Ctrl and a digit. Ctrl+1 through Ctrl+9 walk the Edit panels in order: Light, Color, Effects, Curve, Color Mixer, Color Grading, Detail, Optics, Lens Blur. Alt with a digit picks a tab inside Lens Corrections and a channel inside Point Curve.
Brush sizing lives on the brackets. Left and right brackets size the brush, Shift with a bracket changes feather, and Alt with a bracket does the same to the other brush.
Backspace does the deleting. Alt+Backspace marks an image as rejected, and Backspace on its own removes the selected object or mask.
Zoom. Ctrl+Equal and Ctrl+Minus zoom in and out. Ctrl+0 fits the image, Ctrl+Alt+0 goes to 100 percent.
The Camera Raw Windows shortcut list is available as a printable PDF. The tool letters and the panel digits are the sections worth printing while the develop workflow is still new.
No. While the Camera Raw dialog is open it owns the keyboard, and the same letters mean different things: E is the Edit tool rather than the eraser, C is the dialog's own Crop, and B selects Remove.
Press Ctrl with a digit. Ctrl+1 through Ctrl+9 map to Light, Color, Effects, Curve, Color Mixer, Color Grading, Detail, Optics, and Lens Blur, in that order.
Bare digits. Press 0 through 5 to rate the image and 6 through 9 to set a colour label. Older lists that show Ctrl with a digit describe the previous version of the dialog.
Need more than shortcuts?
Visit the Adobe Camera Raw app page for an overview and helpful links.
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