P: Add Lumetri color and scopes

Yeah not sure how many times over the last 5 years that I have mentioned
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Well here we are, 3 years since the OP posted this. And still no Lumetri in PS. Since I move around between PP and AE a lot, I get so used to the Lumetri being there. Then I'll spend some time in PS and start to look for it and then realize, dang, wrong app.

I'm no expert, but you'd think something originally made for video files would be quite easy to adapt for still images.

Other things I'd like to see explored are the multiple lumetri Hue saturation curves. 

It would allow users of video and photo apps to interchange their work, allow some tweaks that are difficult to quickly achieve, and have one suite wide Adobe color language.

https://helpx.adobe.com/be_en/premiere-pro/using/adjust-color-rgb-hsl-curves.html

• Hue versus Saturation - Select a hue range and adjust its saturation level.
• Hue versus Hue - Select a hue range and change it to another hue.
• Hue versus Luma - Select a hue range and adjust the luma.
• Luma versus Saturation - Select a luma range and adjust its saturation.
• Saturation versus Saturation- Select a saturation range and increase or decrease its saturation.

For sure! this is a must have tool.

Yes, photoshop really need that. Have been working with photoshop for a few years, and just started to learn premiere. One of the first things that came was how useful lumetri scope would be on  PS and, to be honest, it is really weird that is still isn't available.

It would be great if
Adobe Added the vectorscope to both Photoshop and Lightroom with a skin tone line for more accurate color correction and color grading #colorcorrection #colorgrading #vectorscope

Absolutely agree! I did a lot of professional color correction in my earlier career as a Video Editor, and the waveform monitor and vectorscopes were invaluable. When started trying to do color correction on my personal photos, I was lost when I found that Adobe did not offer them. When I recently discovered that the Lumetri scopes were available in Premiere, I jumped over to Photoshop, eager to see how Adobe had implemented them in that app, only to discover that they weren't there. What a disappointment when I found that the same tools were not available there. Every video monitor - especially every computer monitor - is different, so being able to see an unbiased version of your image in a waveform monitor is critical do any accurate color correction. Adobe, wake up!

Absolutely agree! I did a lot of professional color correction in my earlier career as a Video Editor, and the waveform monitor and vectorscopes were invaluable. When started trying to do color correction on my personal photos, I was lost when I found that Adobe did not offer them. When I recently discovered that the Lumetri scopes were available in Premiere, I jumped over to Photoshop, eager to see how Adobe had implemented them in that app, only to discover that they weren't there. What a disappointment when I found that the same tools were not available there. Every video monitor - especially every computer monitor - is different, so being able to see an unbiased version of your image in a waveform monitor is critical do any accurate color correction. Adobe, wake up!