If you regularly use the Adjustment Brush on your images (who doesn't?) for instance, then you'll still be using your mouse to perform these tasks, despite the presence of a dedicated button on the Loupedeck to access it. But while the intention is that you can do away with your keyboard and mouse entirely, it's not quite as simple as that. There's lots to like about the Loupedeck – the dedicated knobs offer much more precise control than is possible with a mouse. The knobs provide a good amount of resistance in use, although the dials perhaps feel a little spongy. The build quality and finish are very good also.
The default setting for C1 is the strength of the vignette applied, but you can use Loupedeck's configuration software to change this to other adjustments such as sharpness and noise reduction. There's also a customizable C1 dial and two buttons (C2 and C3), which when used in conjunction with the Function button enable you to select another control.
Above the eight dials that control the color channels are eight completely separate preset buttons that can be used to apply either user or ready-made Lightroom presets. While most of the Loupedeck's controls are hardwired and can't be changed, there is some customization available.
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