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Please add the color swapping ability for Lightroom Mobile.
I'd like to provide feedback on the user experience when accessing my image history in Firefly. The current navigation flow is causing significant frustration and disrupting my workflow.Specific Issues:Confusing navigation between Canvas and History The path from the main canvas to viewing my image history feels unintuitive and awkward. It's not clear or easy to access my past work.Viewing images requires too many steps When I click on an image from my history to verify it's the one I want, getting back to my history gallery requires unnecessary extra clicks. This back-and-forth should be seamless but instead feels clunky."Back to Gallery" button goes to the WRONG gallery This is the most frustrating issue: When I'm viewing one of MY images and want to return to MY gallery, the first/default option takes me to the PUBLIC gallery instead—where none of my images are stored. Why would the navigation default to a public gallery when I'm working with my personal images?Suggested Improvement: The navigation should keep users within their personal workspace. When viewing my own images, the "back" or "gallery" option should return me to MY image history, not the public gallery. The flow should be intuitive: Canvas, My History, Individual Image, Back to My History.This navigation issue is disruptive enough that it makes me want to close the application entirely. I hope this feedback receives attention, as improving this flow would significantly enhance the user experience.Thank you for considering this feedback.
Considering Windows 11 feels like the slowest and most unstable Microsoft OS in years, I would really like to switch over to literally any Linux distribution. I just want to escape the general instability with drivers and Microsoft pushing updates that break my setup all the time - without loosing the choice of what hardware I run (like with MacOS). Over the last years Windows dll compatibility got a lot better with Wine. I remember seeing several people successfully running Premiere Pro 24 utilizing Wine and some dlls they manually copied from Windows.The only thing holding more people back from doing that is that it currently isn't possible to verify your program, since there is no way to run the Creative Cloud App. I'm aware that a native port is a lot of work, but you seem to be able to do this for Apple M-Series hardware as well. Anyways - is the stance still that Linux isn't a thing Adobe wants to bother with, while you bleed more and more users to DaVinci Resolve (Pro)?
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Hello, why doesn't Lightroom Mobile have a review view like Lightroom Classic, which you can access by pressing the U key when multiple photos are selected? This is a reason for me to cancel my subscription; there's no practical way for me to quickly review and sort through several very similar photos. I hope I've simply overlooked this or another option.
Add a function that will return the cursor to the starting point of the playback. AE has it. Why doesn't Premiere have it? I don't understand... it's like different software manufacturers.
Clearing our Preferences is the first suggestion that's given to every problem. But do the people who direct us to do this know how long it takes to get Premiere back to the way we've set it? I've done it a few times in the past and it's taken me weeks to iron out all the little settings and get Premiere behaving the way I like. This process become a huge disincentive for me to clear my Preferences. Since it's the first port of call for every little problem, it would be WONDERFUL if Adobe would provide us with a way of generating a log or digest of what our settings are before we clear them, so that rebuilding them can be a straight-forward process. Yes, I take screenshots of every page of the Prefences dialogue box, and I take screenshots of the layout of the panels in each workspace, and I try to take screenshots of all the menus in the main menu bar, and the hamburger buttons, and the wrench buttons... but it's unweildy and complicated. It would be great if there was a one-click method of exporting all Preferences and ancillary settings to a text file (just like Premiere can easily export EDLs) so they can be easily rebuilt manually. I'm not saying a way of exporting and re-loading our preferences, because the bugs would just carry over. Just a way of being able to see what they were, once they're gone. I did try to put this the Feature Request forum, but it's broken, there's no way to advance past the introduction screen (at least, not with the two computers and three different browsers I tried).
I suggest that the bezel notifications "Add to Target Collection" and "Remove from Target Collection" be implemented for badge clicks as they are for the menu and keyboard shortcut. I recently experienced an issue whereby I found that images were being either added to or removed from target collections, apparently randomly, which caused me much frustration. I worked out that this was occurring when I selected images in the filmstrip and that in the thumbnail images, there is a "badge" which when clicked will toggle the image in or out of the collection. This can easily be done inadvertantly, but no notification is given that this has occurred, such as the bezel message displayed when the menu or keyboard shortcut is used. Thanks to advice given, I have discovered that this behaviour can be turned off in Preferences>Interface>Filmstrip by either unchecking "Show Badges" or checking "Ignore Clicks on Badges", but for consistency of behaviour and safety the bezel notification should be implemented.
Hey peepz, in After Effects, expressions currently can’t reliably switch between font styles (e.g., Medium vs Bold) inside one text layer. A feature that lets expressions address specific font styles (or PostScript names) would greatly improve template workflows and reduce extra text layers. Thanks!Mischel
In Lightroom, at the bottom of the Info panel, you can see which Albums an image belongs to, and click on an album link to view that album (jumping to the current image in that album). But in Lightroom Mobile, there is no equivalent functionality, and its absence is frustrating. My publishing workflow involves album membership, but since LR Mobile does not show album membership, I can't use it the way I wish I could. Please provide a panel in LR Mobile that displays all of the albums the current image is in, like you do in Lightroom.
Please add ability to preview each typeface using the arrow keys or a shortcut in After Effects. Thx.
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