P: Add Lumetri color and scopes

Forum|Forum|8 years ago
May 30, 2017
24 replies
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I think Adobe should standardize the color corrections across the Adobe CC programs with Lumetri Color and Lumetri Scopes. If you are not familiar with these tools, they are used Premiere Pro and After Effects for color correction. (Most of the other tools are still there, but have been supplanted by the Lumetri system.)

When it first appeared in Premiere Pro CC 2015 (?), it seemed to be based on the Lightroom/Camera Raw editing interface. I realize that PS has Camera Raw filter, but it would be nice to consolidate the the main color tools like Adobe did in PPro and AE.

(I saw this request posted about 3 years ago, but it did not seem to get much traction.)

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Ithinky

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Scopes would be SO GOOD... at least Vectorscope...

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wygr

Participant

Oh yes, can we please please please have lumetri color in photoshop (as a per layer effect, like after effects). When i need to precisely control color in an image now, I import it into Davinci Resolve or After Effects. But for just editing an image I shouldn't have to.

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lucian_bw

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Affinity photo got them very useful for skin tones but the implementation is clunky, just photoshop do not have them what is idiotic, this feature was requested for many years but was simply ignored. Sometimes when I need hifidellityskintones i simply put a jpg in affinity do the skinn then take it back on ps to finish the work...he, he that is idiotic to jump between programs for such a simple feature. I mean if Affinity a company with far less resurces and a tem of few people could do it can not be that hard for Adobe, they just do not listen and competitors are going ahead,

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TJDCS

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Based on the lack of action on this request, it seems clear that either the photoshop team doesn't understand color and color grading. Or Adobe doesn't care about color tools in Photoshop.

We don't want to play at the kids table in photoshop. We need real color monitoring tools please.

pjglad

Inspiring

Why is this in iPadOS? Who is the administrator?

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liv21294607

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Yes please, add Scopes to Adobe Photoshop! The sooner, the better!

LumetriColor is by far the most complete and user friendly way to do color adjustments out of all different options in the Adobe apps. What it is now in Photoshop is rather primitive and not at all user-friendly.

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matsu_h

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Yes please! How hard would it be?
Being able to use the same stup between different apps in the same suite is like the whole purpose of using them as a suite. LumetriColor is by far the most complete and user friendly way to do color adjustments out of all different options in the Adobe apps.