Lightroom is primarily designed for photo editing, allowing users to adjust various parameters, organize images, and apply creative effects.

Lightroom does not have a dedicated Slideshow module. It offers the ability to create slideshows using the Export function.

The Histogram panel provides a graphical representation of the distribution of tones in an image, helping photographers analyze exposure and make adjustments accordingly.

Lightroom offers three tools for selective adjustments: Adjustment Brush, Graduated Filter, and Radial Filter. Each tool serves a different purpose, allowing photographers to target specific areas of an image for precise edits.

The keyboard shortcut for activating the Crop tool in Lightroom is 'R'.

Lightroom does not support exporting images in GIF format.

The 'Sync Settings' feature in Lightroom allows photographers to apply the same adjustments made to one image to multiple selected images, ensuring consistency in editing.

Lightroom does not offer perspective correction as a lens correction option.

Lightroom allows users to export an unlimited number of images simultaneously.

Lightroom does not allow editing of IPTC data, which is typically used for storing information such as captions, keywords, and copyright information.

The 'Develop Presets' panel in Lightroom provides a collection of predefined adjustments that can be applied to images with a single click, allowing photographers to quickly achieve desired effects.

Lens correction adjustments are not available in the 'Basic' panel of Lightroom. They are typically found in the 'Lens Corrections' panel.

The keyboard shortcut for activating the 'Spot Removal' tool in Lightroom is 'Q'.

Lightroom does not support importing PSD files, which are native to Adobe Photoshop.

Lightroom allows users to export images at any resolution, up to the maximum resolution of the original image.