Please bring AI Denoise to Lightroom Mobile on Android. It would be extremely useful for Android photographers working with high-ISO RAW files.As an event photographer, I often have to work in low light, with high ISO, and using standard noise reduction sliders makes the image soft, whereas using AI denoise maintains detail.Lightroom Mobile already supports RAW editing and other advanced AI features on Android, so having AI Denoise available as well would greatly improve the mobile workflow and provide better feature parity between platforms.
It would be great to be able to i.e. connect a mask to different layers on an image. I imagine a seperate window that shows all the layers of an image where the user has the ability to connect certain layers to different inputs to a certain layer. This way you could use one mask to connect to multiple layers that don’t need to be stacked or grouped, and you would be able to change just one mask with simply affecting multiple parts of a complex comp.This could obviously work with any type of overlays, noises and so forth like in a material editor of blender/c4d.
Would love to see a way to change sequence settings across multiple sequences at once.Right now, if I need to convert a bunch of timelines from 1920x1080 to 1080x1920, I have to go one by one or rely on workarounds like nesting or Auto Reframe. It works, but it’s pretty time-consuming and clutters up the project.It would be great if we could:Select multiple sequences in the Project panel and apply the same changes across each sequence only using one interface If allowing each setting to change could cause problems, do something similar to the properties window where only a select amount of settings can be changed Change things like frame size/timebase/Maximum Bit Depth/Render Quality etc. all in one go Choose how clips adapt (scale to frame, keep positioning, etc.)This would be a huge help for social and multi-format workflows where you’re constantly delivering different versions of the same edits.Feels like a small addition that would save a ton of time.
The new Magnify effect is really cool, but it only allows circles and squares, and often we need to highlight a rectangular area, which the current effect doesn't allow.I would like to request better control over the magnifying glass shapes to achieve this effect.
In Adobe Illustrator and InDesign, we can double-click the bottom handle (or corner) of an Area/Paragraph Text frame to instantly snap and auto-fit the box height to the last line of text.It would be amazing to bring this exact same behavior and shortcut consistency to Photoshop. Currently, when working with Paragraph Text, we have to click and manually drag the bottom edge up to meet the text, which slows down the layout workflow. Having a quick double-click to auto-shrink the bounding box to fit the content would be a huge time-saver.
I'm a relatively newbie to Lightroom and I think it is fantastic. It does occur to me that pros who have been using Lightroom for a while understand all the issues about selections, settings, copying, pasting, synchronising etc etc. Like many things in life the people who do things almost as second nature forget what it was like to be a beginner. The one thing that has surprised me about lightroom is that I cannot find a way of indicating "I am happy with this - I just want to lock it to ensure I don't damage, amend or delete it" through my own incompetence.
Hi everyone,With a massive portion of video production today destined for social media, vertical video has become the standard for many Premiere Pro editors. Having a versatile and optimized workflow for vertical formats is more crucial than ever.I do a lot of my rough cuts directly in the Project Panel using Icon View. My workflow consists of hover scrubbing the thumbnails to set In and Out points before inserting the clips into the timeline. However, working with vertical video presents two major friction points in the current UI: 1 - The Need for Pre-Timeline Batch Rotation (Interpret Footage)Many cameras shoot vertical video but save the file horizontally. When these are imported, the thumbnails are rotated 90 degrees sideways in the bin. This makes hover scrubbing and selecting I/O points extremely difficult because I have to tilt my head to see what's happening.Suggestion: Add a Rotation/Orientation override in Modify > Interpret Footage. This would allow us to batch-select sideways clips, set them to vertical, and have the Project Panel thumbnails update immediately so we can hover scrub them in the correct orientation.2 - Adaptive Thumbnail Aspect Ratios (Remove Wasted Space)Currently, the Project Panel forces a horizontal 16:9 bounding box for all thumbnails. When a clip is vertical, it gets massive empty spaces (pillarboxes) on both sides.Current display of vertical videos in Icon ViewSuggestion: Make the thumbnail bounding boxes adaptive to the clip's aspect ratio. Vertical videos should have 9:16 thumbnails that sit closely side-by-side without large gaps—very similar to how clips are neatly arranged in the new Color panel UI. This would save massive amounts of screen real estate and make hover scrubbing a bin full of vertical clips much more fluid. New Color Mode Timeline Thanks for considering these workflow improvements to help social media editors!
Please continue investing in and expanding native Linux support for Substance 3D Painter.Linux is already widely used in professional 3D, VFX, game development, and content-creation pipelines. Many artists use tools such as Blender and Unreal Engine on Linux, yet having reliable access to Painter across the same workflow remains important.A well-supported Linux version would allow artists to work on their preferred platform without requiring dual-booting, a separate Windows machine, or compatibility workarounds. It would also strengthen the Substance ecosystem among studios, independent artists, and Linux-based production environments.Please treat Linux as a first-class, long-term platform for Substance 3D Painter, with maintained builds, modern GPU support, and feature parity with Windows and macOS.
I would like to have the full editing functionality of the text window transcript tab be available for a clip in the timeline at any stage of the editing process.I would like to be able to update transcripts on clips that have already been edited into a sequence; at present you can’t fully edit the transcript (such as merging or splitting segments or renaming speakers) for a clip once it has been edited into another sequence - but often this is when you find important mistakes in the transcription. At the moment when I spot these transcript mistakes, I have to match back to the source clip & correct the transcript there, before returning to my edit, which is a rather clumsy & labourious work around, and breaks my editing flow
Здравствуйте, хотелось бы видеть на сайте адекватные переводы с английского на русский и украинский языки, особенно это касается справки "After Effects Help" то есть обучающие и помогающие материалы. Особенно на украинском языке где перевод справки отсутствует как таковой, а при переключении на русский постоянно появляется уведомление о смене региона что к проблеме не относится. Ну вот я захожу в справку, она на английском, хотя язык выбран украинский, самое простое это переключить язык на русский НО такой функции нет, есть только смена региона на россию, а зачем мне менять регион если я в Украине. Я хочу иметь возможность получить нужную информацию о приложении за которое я заплатила на укр. языке (потому что он то заявлен, он прописан, но сам перевод отсутсвует) не заморачиваясь с переключением на регион который пришел в мою страну с войной. Я даже могла бы предложить вам помощь с переводом на добровольных началах.
At the moment you have to hover over a clip in the timeline to show its duration. It would be much more helpful if you could just activate it like the "clipname" for example so it is shown directly on the clip.
Not only photoshop, all of softwares by adobe.Many artists who using adobe products don't want to using & supporting generative ai at all.we have rights to opt-out from these things like generative ai tools in software, unwanted ads and nofitications.
When recording voiceover directly into the timeline, have an option to select which bin in the project the clips are placed in. Currently they are added to the top level of the project window so you end up with Guide_VO1….Guide_VO23 in your bin.
Now that HEIC is starting to get some reasonable adoption after iOS 11, it’s great that Lightroom Classic CC can import those files. But it would be even better if it could export them too. For various reasons, I end up exporting from Lightroom to Apple Photos.app, and it seems like a no-brainer for me to use HEIC if Lightroom supported them. (Why not save the extra disk space?) I know I can export to TIFF or some other lossless format and then use a third-party utility to convert them to HEIC, but that’s too much of a pain. Having native support in the Export workflow would be ideal.
I love the ability in Photoshop to click and drag on the Tt symbol next to the font size to change the size of your font (or leading, or anything in the type tool option panel) but it seems like everything else including Illustrator, InDesign etc you have to click the up down arrow, or a slider bar, or type the number in. I’ve been using Adobe products since Photoshop 2 and am very surprised with the inconsistency between similar functionalities across all products.Edit: Somehow this ended up under Aero, but was supposed to be Illustrator
I also run into the issue of not having the right brush and the brushes in Illustrator do not fit my needs. When I searched for a solution, all I found was brushes in Procreate that fit what I needed perfectly. It would save me a lot of time if the brushes were available in Illustrator so I don’t have to create my own each time I need them, and also that the brushes I do create aren’t exactly what I need.
I would like to add additional colors besides having foreground and background. Maybe I could name them what I wanted to. Maybe Foreground, Lighting, Shadow, Background.
Ideally, I would like the option to go into settings and change the angle by any amount per click and put it on my mouse.
The "+ Create" button on Adobe Acrobat is a useless feature that takes up valuable real estate on the header for tabs, dragging the window, etc.
Holding down the Shift key while using the Crop Tool in Photoshop should override any Crop Ratio like “1:1 (Square)” that is set. Just let me drag the box out to the size I want with out needing to Clear the crop ratio. I waste way to much time clearing the crop ratio, because I want to make the canvas wider, or what ever. Then I have to set the crop ratio again. I don’t care which key is used. Shift or Alt. Cntl is already used for some thing.
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