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I'll be the first to admit that while the voice-recording option for generating sound effects is nice, it’s not ideal. Just a few weeks ago, we were able to upload sound effects directly and run them through the generator. That feature should be brought back without it, the generator is basically useless.
Less a bug than a terrible design decision. When I import photos into lightroom, the import dialog defaults to the last album I shared. In addition, the selected album text is small and low contrast so I don't notice it. As a result, I end up unitentionally sharing all the photos from my next import with whoever I shared my last album with. This leads to frequent unintentional sharing of what could be very private data. This is a serious privacy concern. Imported photos should never be shared automatically or without my explicit knowledge and decision.
Copying Radial filter effect, between portrait format images in Ligthroom5, that were taken with opposite camera rotation (one rotated clokwise, other counterclockwise) results the effect appears on mirrored position. lightroom 5.7.1 Mac v
Whenever I need to increase the speed of an audio clip while maintaining pitch, I resort to taking it out of Premiere and into Audition because Premiere's "Maintain Audio Pitch" sounds terrible. I don't love that workflow, because it replaces the original clip destructively, so if I need to go back and adjust the length in the future, I have to hunt down the original clip and do the whole process over again. I figured out a workaround to non-destructively alter the clip within premiere by using the pitch shifter effect combined with the speed effect (see video). The fact that I can easily do this with Premiere's own tools begs the question "Why isn't this simply how the maintain audio pitch option sounds?" I'd love to see this feature fixed in Premiere.
Can we please get support for Nikon's NRAW codec? Resolve and Edius already have it cooked up and ready to go. This reactive rather proactive approach to codec integration is really disappointing. First it was Prores RAW (still ongoing issues) and now NRAW. How about Adobe show Nikon shooters a bit of love here?
Hi I want to suggest a feature for the layerstyle > patterns, where the user should get an option to create patterns using AI. Instead of searching and downloading this feature will come very handy. What do you think?
When a camera is disconnected during tethered shooting, the "Detecting camera" dialog box is intrusive and often worries my clients. Disconnecting a camera to change lenses, batteries, etc. is common in many shooting scenarios. While it is important to inform the user that tethering has been suspended, it would be nice to have the option for a less disruptive form of notification, especially since the computer is often relatively "client-facing" during many tethered workflows. The tether bar changing color or being greyed out might be sufficient. At the very least, the "Detecting" window shouldn't appear over the photo in the middle of the screen.
lorsqu'on passe d'un modele IA d'image à un autre le rapport d'image revient à horizontal 16 /9 . il vaudrait mieux que le format et le rapport restent le meme que celui choisi au départ . On se fait avoir une fois sur 2 et on génère des images qui ne nous serviront pas
We really need a "convenient" way to print. Some of us still like to create prints to hang on a wall. While I know the printing is still available in "classic", to be able to move forward with Adode, an integrated print function needs to be added to Lightroom CC.
Idea SummaryThe Problem: Closing a document, or the Photoshop program, before a background export is complete - e.g. Quick Export as PNG - results in no file being exported, and possible unrecoverable loss of progress.This is exacerbated by PNG saves/exports on Windows occasionally taking a 10+ seconds to complete, even for tiny, simple images (further details below).Proposed Solution: Please add a warning when closing a document, or the Photoshop program, if a background export is still in progress. This would make users aware that their work may be lost and rendered unrecoverable if they continue.Additional Explanation and DetailsI have run into this frustrating scenario a number of times:- I open Photoshop to quickly create or modify an image with no intention of or need to save my changes - only to export a rasterized image.- Once complete, I use File -> Export -> Quick Export as PNG to export my image.- After the export dialogue disappears, I close the document or Photoshop - discarding my changes.- I navigate to the export destination directory and realise no PNG was created after exporting.- My progress is lost and unrecoverable, and I need to re-create the exported image once more.There are, of course, ways to avoid this mistake: monitoring the output directory, saving changes or a new PSD just in case.However, one further quirk of Photoshop's exports makes this a much easier blunder to fall into...PNG saves/exports will occasionally take an extremely long time to complete on Windows. In excess of 10 seconds - even for tiny, single-layer, effectless images. I'm unsure of the precise conditions that cause this, though I notice it is far more common for the first export after opening the program.When saves/exports only rarely take such a long time to complete, it is easy to overlook the possibility that an export may still be in progress 10+ seconds after the export dialogue is submitted.I've encountered these long exports across several Photoshop versions, so I believe they are a result of how Photoshop processes exports rather than a bug. I think this furthers the case for the program itself offering a small warning when discarding changes to a document with an ongoing export in the background.I imagine I am not the only person to run into this, and a warning when closing a document, or the Photoshop program, with a background export still in progress could save us from our hurried selves.Thanks!
I have been using the shortcut "Ripple trim next edit to playhead", but I am looking for a shortcut that will only trim the current track that I have selected. Is that possible in Premiere?Thanks in advance
The text editing panel in the After Effects Properties Panel (when text has been set up as an essential property) is a fixed height of about 2.5 lines tall. Premiere's Properties panel shows three full lines. (This appears to be the visible amount of text regardless of display settings, though I won't pretend I did exhaustive research here.) These work ok in many cases, but for templates where longer text will be the norm, it makes it fiddly and annoying for the end user to work with text in this small space, and means they generally can't see all of it at once without copy/pasting from another app. I'd love the ability to establish a specific height for the text editing area for the end user - perhaps a setting could be added in the existing Edit Properties pop-up? An editable height value / number of visible lines would allow for excellent customization, and could allow for a reduction in screen real estate for templates that would never use more than a single line! Failing that, an option between pre-established short / medium / tall would at least be an improvement.
I have been reacquainting myself with Lightroom and ran into a question when using the Edit In functionality. I right-click on the thumbnail image and select the external editor that I want to use. LR then properly send the image to that editor, but does so as a tif file. Ordinarily that would be fine, but the Affinity app only exports as a tiff so I end up with 2 images and have to manually remove one of them from the temp storage area. Is there any way to set what format the Edit In functionality uses? I would prefer to use psd because then I would not have this issue with suffixes, but I can not find any setting that allows me to do that. It would also be OK if I could have LR export as tiff, but I can't do that either. I work on a 2024 M3 Mac running Sequoia.
In a lot of Adobe programs, you can hold "option" (on mac) and drag a shape or layer to duplicate it. Except for AE, this is however a very fast and interactive way to duplicate something that could even be applied to effects, keyframes, etc. Here is a demo video of how this would work: https://vimeo.com/137401276
The text in error messages is kind of 'dead'. When we need it to report an issue, its a pain. Please make this text selectable and copyable.
Windows has a surprisingly low file path character limit. When Collecting files, it's nice that the (Footage) folder mimics the Project Panel folder structure, but It'd be nice to have the option to place all assets in a single root folder.I'm often deep in a directory when unzipping a collected project. The depth of the heirirchy within the project file makes sense, but when mapped to a folder structure blows past the file size limit causing headaches. I don't often need the folder structure to mimic the project file, so it feels like paths are artifically long causing headaches for a seemingly niche benefit.When working with others or in a location with many projects, moving a project file extract location isn't feasible and would impact other user on the system. Considering it's unlikely microsoft will change this limit anytime soon, I am suggesting these fixes. An option to place all files in a single folder (easy) or sort by file type/extension (moderate) or compress the file paths (difficult) while collecting projects with assets would aleviate this pain point.
I love ideating and creating initial images with the Firefly Boards, It would be rad if there was a way to right click on a generated image that i like and be able to add a green border (and other colors) to be able to visually call out with image i preffer. Right now im just adding a green rectangle shape and moving it behind the image. But having a rating/color label feature would be so nice. Screenshot added with a photoshopped green border as an example. What do you guys think?
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