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reid thaler
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March 31, 2011
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P: Relative Develop Presets

Lightroom--I would love to see relative presets as opposed to only absolute presets. For example, I may want to add +10 of yellow in Temperature to what ever setting exists and not a static number.

This would be great for white balancing where pleasing color is preferable over accurate color. I may want to white balance a set of pictures and add +10 of yellow to warm things up.

I find a lot of presets aren’t useful in my workflow, but a relative color temp/tint would be.

Thanks,

Reid

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    john beardsworth
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    john beardsworthCommunity Expert
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    April 5, 2011
    It's a bit like the family dog - much as we all love him we do get rather fed up with him insisting on leaving his scent every 5 yards. It drives the cats away.
    areohbee
    areohbee
    Legend
    April 5, 2011
    I'm not promoting plugins. I think its appropriate to inform people what solutions are available for their problems, whether its plugin or native.
    john beardsworth
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    john beardsworthCommunity Expert
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    April 5, 2011
    Please, let's keep promotion of plug-ins out of here, Rob. There's been enough of it in the other forum! If you want to help someone, track them down via their profile.
    areohbee
    areohbee
    Legend
    April 5, 2011
    Sorry - my mistake - try it now...
    areohbee
    areohbee
    Legend
    April 5, 2011
    I implemented DevAdjust to support relative presets. Its modal (plugin) nature is somewhat alleviated by having preset keystroke menu shortcuts (Windows only) and "hot metadata" preset selection (all platforms). I'm not saying its as good as a native solution would be, but it may tide you over...
    Sean Phillips
    Sean Phillips
    Known Participant
    April 4, 2011
    I use the relative adjustments in Library all the time, and I'd love to see them extended to many of the other develop settings. Perhaps that would be easier to code than an entirely new class of presets alongside the existing preset architecture.
    imajez
    imajez
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    April 2, 2011
    I'd go for this as it as you can do base corrections of groups of images, which you can then apply presets that then do not simply override the individual corrections of things like exposure and white balance if used as part of the preset.
    Could be a huge timesaver.
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    LR_Kevin
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    March 31, 2011
    I hear ya - I've got some plans in this department.
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