Please add the Adobe sneak peaks app Frame Forward to Premiere Pro and After Effects. It seems like it would extremely useful in my attempt at restoring faded color movies. To my eye I can make an educated guess as to what the faded color in a film should be but manually rotoscoping and masking is too tedious. I could manually restore one frame in photoshop for frame forward to reference and propagate for the whole scene, and perhaps in other scenes if it could “learn” scene elements and their correct colors. Going beyond Frame forward perhaps there’s a way to make an ai system that can use known facts (I.e. color dyes used in 1930’s Kodacolor regular 16mm movie film, clothing dyes and colors of 1930 fashions, New England summer vegetation colors etc.). This info could be added to the restoration recipe to come up with a best guess as to what the original look was. Automatically propagating still frame work done in Photoshop to a moving scene is a very useful feature.
Hoje em dia descobrir qual plugin está consumindo memória e CPU e gpu é impossível, se tivesse um painel onde pudéssemos ver separadamente quanto cada plugin usa poderíamos saber quem é o causador da falta de memória ou uso excessivo de gpu ou cpu
Can you make a simpler and quick to use version of Premier (you are dumping Rush which was great). I work on a computer editing videos for Amazon and a tiny phone screen is not workable. I tried the online Express but its laden with childish templates and rubbish I don't need and only seems to support a single video lane.
Previewing .psd and .ai files in Windows. Why does every other graphics program have this feature, while Adobe hasn't managed to implement it since the dawn of time?
The $65 monthly charge is too steep when it includes features and programs that are not relevant to me. I doh’t do video, websites, animation, etc. I pay $20 a month for Lightroom and Photoshop. I would pay $30 a month for those programs plus InDesign and Illustrator.
Backing up an LR catalogue in Lightroom Classic (including ‘Verify Integrity’ and ‘Optimize catalogue’) can take quite a long time. If the catalogue contains around 150,000 photos, the two files being backed up will be over 20 GB. In this case, the backup takes a good 10 minutes. The task is a “single-core process”. That is why I would ask:Please revise this part of the program so that the backup utilizes all CPU cores. There are examples online showing that a script can be used to speed up the catalogue backup in this way.Integrating this speed-up feature into the program would be very welcome.
I shoot Canon RAW Images. I used to use Topaz Photo AI. That software had an option to find and improve faces in photos. If Lightroom Classic could do that too, that would be a useful addition, but having AI improve entire images would be even better. One problem that I frequently experienced with Topaz Photo AI is that it badly distorted text in photos.
I’ve just purchased a small Cintiq 16 and I’ve noticed that on my Mac I am loosing quite a bit of vertical space to an unnecessary bar of information. The PS application name is duplicated here along with the Mac traffic light system window buttons. I have attached a visual of what I propose, which in my opinion is far more focussed. I would be most grateful if the Photoshop development team (wider team) could look at this as either an update or an alternative Screen Mode.
I find the Adobe Creative Cloud desktop app is extremely cumbersome and overcomplicates things. I wish I could update Photoshop, revert to a previous state, uninstall and reinstall etc. directly from Photoshop. Not to mention, the CC desktop app does not work properly. If you want to keep it (which I am guessing you do), please repair it, make it work. It almost never connects to the Adobe servers, which is why I always get the updates with delay. It only works when I disable the antivirus, and only SOMEtimes. Your troubleshooting advice don't help. So I don't want any new features in Photoshop, the app is already great. I want the CC desktop app to work and connect to the Adobe servers, so I can update in real time, not when the app wants. There is also another issue. When I do manage to update Photoshop, it goes so slowly, it takes 2 hours. And throughout the process I always get error messages that Adove encountered an error. And I have to keep my fingers crossed for it to work, or else I lose both my previous version, and can't have the new one. Just make it work.
At the moment, going full screen is just filling up my desktop, but doesn’t exist as its own window which is super annoying if you’re working across several adobe applications, like using photoshop, indesign, and illustrator for the same project.
When using LR Classic I would like to hide/turn features off if not using them, I don't use Transform very often or Calibration, would be good to hide them on the screen, & to allow Dust removal etc to take its place without having to go through the Erase Tool. Hoping you understand what I'm getting at.
Increase the AI credit limit from 250 to 500 per month or at least allow the ability to buy extra credits without having to sign up for an extra monthly fee
tamalanmayan videolar için kredi düşüyor. son video için 45 dk bekledim tamalanmadı ve kredi düştü.
Instead of naming and sorting layers yourself, have AI assist with layering your design assets/components. It would save a lot of time if it were possible and help with opening someone else’s messy unlayered file.
I am using my laptop with a second screen. When I open Lightroom Classic on the second screen, the fonts are too large. My work around is before I start, I change the laptop resolution to 100% (from its 250% default), then open Lightroom. Once Lightroom has started I change the laptop back to 250%. Then the laptop screen and the second screen for Lightroom are usable.The annoying thing is I need to do this everytime.
At the moment Premiere identifies whether something is Voice, music, sfx etc. But what if you are working with mixed audio? Eg a mixed film/tv show (for making trailers etc). Adobe Podcast Enhance tool https://podcast.adobe.com/en/enhance does a pretty great job of separating the Synch from the background music/sfx. It would be even better if there was a tool that could split out a mixed track into audio stems (dial/music/sfx etc), and that lived within Premiere. THANK YOU
Hello Adobe Premiere Pro Team,My name is Felipe, and I have been working professionally as a video editor for over 15 years. Premiere Pro has been my primary editing tool for a long time, and it is an essential part of my daily workflow.I would like to share a feature suggestion that could significantly improve the editing experience for many editors.In the audio tracks, Premiere offers the Solo (S) and Mute (M) options, which make it very easy to isolate specific tracks or combinations of tracks. This is extremely helpful when working with complex timelines.However, in the video tracks, there is no equivalent “Solo” function.Currently, when working with multiple layers of video, the only way to clearly view a specific layer is to manually toggle the visibility (the eye icon) or temporarily disable other tracks. In more complex timelines, this can become slow and inefficient.A “Solo Video Track” feature, similar to the audio Solo function, would allow editors to quickly isolate one or more video tracks while temporarily hiding the others. This would make it much easier to review layers, check overlays, graphics, or VFX elements without altering the existing track visibility setup.For editors working with motion graphics, overlays, or complex multi-layer timelines, this could be a very valuable addition to the workflow.Thank you for creating such a powerful editing platform and for continually improving Premiere Pro.Best regards,Felipe
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