P: HSL Adjustments for Local Adjustment Tools

You're missing the point. Whether it is sliders, or the TAT (which, I agree, is AWESOME), I think users are looking for a way to selectively target certain areas of an image rather than the entire photo.

Using sliders in HSL? Really? I haven't used the sliders in years. The beauty of HSL is the Targeted Adjustment Tool, which allows you to click and drag in the image to make adjustments without having to guess what color you should be affecting.

I can't speak for others, but I'm just asking for the HSL adjustments to be applied to a brush rather than the whole image. I don't think they would have to be added to the Adjustment Brush area necessarily. Just make them accessible when using a brush. If they can add every other conceivable adjustment, then I don't see why HSL would be that large of a leap.

Just being able to brush saturation would be an amazing way to selectively remove background distractions, enhance subjects, etc.  Agreed that clutter needs to be avoided, but could put just those sliders in a pop-up box so that it has minimal impact to the primary dropdown options.

There's probably an intelligent way to compress it in there. 

I really hope they put this in the next version, it would save me so much time!!

HSL in adjustment brush makes so much sense. Sometimes I want to locally increase the green in the grass and not on the subject shirt. This would give huge flexibility in the editing process. Adobe you added dehaze in the adjustment brush why it's so hard to add HSL?

Adobe is definitely aware that we want HSL (and other adjustments) localizable (e.g. Eric Chan of Adobe has commented about it in the past). Lr's design has limitations (e.g. performance), and they opted for white balance instead last time. Fingers cross for HSL next time.

For the mean time, consider using an app with layers, like Photoshop.

Here is my thread from three years ago.