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Rejected Photos Shown as Dimmed

Lightroom 2 has a new feature which allows you to identify rejected photos visually. I noticed this today as I was working through my latest shots. Press X to reject a photo.

Then in the filmstrip the rejected photos will be shown dimmed so they are easily identified. See the second from the left in the Filmstrip below.

Filmstrip with rejected photo dimmed

This is new for Lightroom 2 and is very useful.

Note that the photos dim down in the Library Module Grid view as well.


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