P: Enhance Details broken - All-black preview and final render

All I recommended is that you take a look at your lecturing tone of voice.

And I hope they fix it soon as well.

Wow, lol. You need to calm down on this Adobe controlled site.

Hope Adobe has this fixed soon. I'd really like to try it on some city photos I have.

Richard, I can't thank you enough for your condescending lecture. So let me return the favor. This is supposed to be a forum where we openly discuss problems and issues that we experience as customers.

If you want to be a shill for Adobe, I suggest you go to their website to do so. Again, I'm going to state that this is a very poor release that Adobe has failed on so many different hardware platforms, OS levels, and cameras.

Have a lovely day Richard.

Mark, if you are a CIO you should know that this is cutting edge tech that is very hardware dependent and no one has the budget to check every version of possible hardware out there. It broke and it is a disappointment it doesn't work at release for me, but I still excited to see what else they can do with machine learning platform Apple and Microsoft literally just released to the public.

It's not like they broke an existing feature or messed up my catalog.

Kind of like a Windows Insider except you get to pay.(in more ways than one)

As a 30+ year CIO, this strikes me as appalling software development quality assurance. For Enhance Detail to have failed on so many hardware platforms, video cards, O/S versions, and especially camera brands and models, it's abundantly clear to me that Adobe rushed this out and let US, the user base, be their guiney pigs. Shame on you Adobe!

Well said. The good thing is that we (the fan base) have come together to identify a short fall. It's been interesting seeing all the responses to this issue. Adobe hyped it as a awesome, great new feature. Not. So let's keep having fun in our discussion and see what Adobe does for us. (as we continue to pay the premium).

Yes, what Mark Westling said. FWIW, the temporary workaround config file did work for me but I doubt most will notice any great enhancement by using this feature (at least in its present state). I have a professional monitor calibrated to 99% RGB at 8 bit color. I can see the difference with some files but without a truly discerning eye and a similar quality monitor, most wont see the difference so don’t waste your time on this at least till Adobe fixes the issue. I have done some extensive testing of the feature with FujiFilm Xtrans test files and the enhancement is most noticeable with those files as opposed to Nikon files. That is as Adobe claimed the primary target to be. Even still, I doubt under most conditions that most people will see a significant difference using Enhance Details in its current state. I do suspect it will be improved upon. Bottom line, stop wasting your time trying to fix the black out issue at this time. Keep chasing the good light.

It's based on a well-documented human trait. FOLO. Fear of Losing Out. 🙂

My conclusion exactly.  Why waste hours trying to make a marginal enhancement work - Adobe will eventually get it right.