One of the main novelties that came from the hand of iOS 12, although it has not finally been included in the twelfth version of iOS is the application Shortcuts (Shortcuts in English) an application that replaces Workflow, an application that Apple bought almost two years ago and that allows us to automate tasks quickly, but not easily.
And I say that it is not simple, because although at first it seems all very easyIf we want to create really useful shortcuts that cannot be done through voice instructions to Siri, things get very complicated. Many have been the applications that have been updated to be compatible with this application. The latest to do so is Adobe Lightroom CC.
To make use of the Shortcuts application with third-party applications that are not included in the system, the application must offer support for it. With this update, users can create a shortcut for importing images into the application. But in addition, you can also decide if you want to apply any of the presets at the time of import.
If you are a user of this application, and you always import the images to add the same adjustments to an image but you do not use the Shortcuts application, the time has probably come to learn. Fortunately, to be able to create this type of shortcut you don't have to be an engineer, we just have to follow the different steps that the application puts at our disposal.
If you like the shortcuts that this application offers us, and you want to learn more, you can stop by this article where our colleague Luis Padilla informs you about the book Discovering Shortcuts, available both in Amazon and in the iBooks Store with which you can get the most out of this task automation application.
