P: Respect Hierarchical Folders of Presets

Thanks for the clarification Victoria (she who knows al!! 🙂 🙂 )
Maybe we can push this along with Johns Filter option....????

It was marked as implemented, and then there was more discussion about it and it was changed back to an active request.

The above seems to be about photoshop but is applied to this conversation, I am wondering if someone has got their knickers in a twist over this

5 years ago

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 I Jeffrey Tranberry, Sr. Product Manager, Digital Imaging

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Hierarchical Develop Presets was implemented in Lightroom 4: 

http://feedback.photoshop.com/photosh...

I just asked one of the mods if they can confirm this, though I have also seen it marked somewhere as Implemented, just cannot recall how to get to it again.

Where is it marked in this thread as Implemented???

"Hear it from John - Organization is superficial....."

No, you can't cut and paste properly. What I said was replicating the folder hierarchy in the UI seems superficially attractive.

Replicating the folder hierarchy in the UI seems superficially attractive, but it just substitutes one problem for another.

Not if you create a well thought out hierarchy that suits your workflow.

Agreed. The fact that they marked this as complete years ago when it clearly wasn't proved that they aren't interested.

Listen, it's a waste of time to argue about hierarchical folders versus filtering/search. If we could have both implemented, it would help all of us. But we have been posting about this request for way over a year with no response or reply from Adobe. They appear disinterested in this idea and these suggestions. Having both works for the largest number of users who are people who love Adobe, but are frustrated by the lack action from Adobe. There's more competition now and users are losing their love for Adobe. I wish they would pay attention!