Dash Adob​​e Lightroom 无线快捷键盘

Everyone knows da Vinci is the best software out there right now. ive used all kinds of specialized keyboards over the years. I find this one very helpful. Maybe I shouldve put an! On that. As for the quality of the keyboard is very nice. Just clicking enough. Feels good on your fingers for fast typing. Very responsive. And overall great build and fabulous prize for what youre getting.

Convenient and well designed mechanical keyboard with shortcut keys. The keyboard syncs easily with your PC and is very easy to customize. The mechanical keys are great and prevent accidental double clicks. The compact keyboard has a low profile and a pleasant backlight. The keyboard is very comfortable to use and ergonomic, especially at my standing desk.

This keyboard is small, but functional. It is well made for novice and beginner Ps users. I fit in that category. I can't for the life of me remember the hot keys and the keyboard serves as a quick reference guide. I like the added hot keys and the ability to customize new ones. I likely will not use the customization feature, though. That said, I hope to eventually remember the hot keys because this keyboard is just too small and it's not great as an everyday keyboard. I will only use this keyboard when I am working on Ps projects.

Learning to use a video editor is dificult enough. I decided to start working on Davinci Resolve so that our church does not have to pay for a subscription. It is also one of the most recommended and capable editors out there. the learing is daunting and when I saw this keyboard I thought it would be a nice way to focus on the editing and less on the shortcut key combos. That may still be true but holy cow, this keyboard is crazy busy. I still hope to use this keyboard but I will have to learn a lot more.What I have learned so far---I can use this keyboard simultaneously with my normal keyboard. When I am doing some editing I can pick this up and use it then go back to my regular keyboard for typing on. It works on bluetooth, 2.4ghz dongle, or USB wired connection. It can be further customized using a third party app called VIA to manage the key customization. And being an open source app, VIA is also going to be a challenge to learn. One of the first things apparently is changing some of the code to create a key map. Yikes. I just want to use the shortcuts already on the keyboard. I really like the keyboard feel and the plain typing is easy. As I learn more in Davinci Resolve I hope I can integrate this keyboard too. Big uphill climb. I just want it to work for DR, I will probably never use VIA. So far it appears that just using it, once I find the key with the right command is easy enough. But the user guide gives me few instructions and talks too much about making changes through VIA. Will push on and hopeffully I will update this review with additional stars.