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(Also see Stephen Marsh's post in the Photoshop Ecosystem topic)I'd like to see the XMP Plus "Data Mining" field added as a selectable parameter in Bridge's Metadata panel. It allows users to allow or disallow data mining of the image, such as for generative AI training. Other XMP Plus fields, such as the "Licensor" field are already supported in Bridge. Information from the IPTC can be found here: https://www.iptc.org/std/photometadata/documentation/userguide/#_data_miningAnd the Specification can be found here: https://ns.useplus.org/LDF/ldf-XMPSpecification#DataMining
It would be nice the Designer API enables plugins to add content to the app's context menus, like on nodes, graph objects and maybe other items.
Photoshop CS5 was deleted when I operated Adobe Cleaner Tool.Is there any methos to recover it ?Please let me know. Thanks and regards,Yuji
已思考若干秒 Feature Request: One‑Click “Remove All‑Black Layers” Command Background & Pain Points In complex PSD files, it’s common to accumulate dozens or even hundreds of layers that contribute nothing to the final image—either because they’re pure-black pixel layers or their layer masks are entirely black. Manually hunting down and deleting these layers is tedious and error‑prone. Existing script‑based workarounds require setup, can be fragile across versions, and still force users into multi‑step workflows. Key Requirements Auto‑detect Pure‑Black Pixel Layers Identify and remove any normal pixel layer where every non‑transparent pixel is RGB(0,0,0). Auto‑detect Fully‑Black Masks Identify and remove any layer (or group) whose layer mask is 100% black (i.e. completely hides its contents). One‑Click Cleanup Expose a single command (e.g. in the Layers menu or right‑click context menu) labeled “Remove All‑Black Layers” that scans the document and deletes all matching layers. Preview & Undo Before deletion, present a brief dialog listing the layers flagged for removal with an option to confirm or cancel. All deletions should be fully undoable via Photoshop’s History panel. Use‑Case Scenarios E‑commerce Design: Designers iterating on product mockups often leave behind black fill or mask layers used for testing backgrounds or alpha mats. Photo Compositing: Photographers maintain multiple hidden masks during retouching; final exports should purge any masks that hide 100% of their layer. Animation & VFX: Compositors need to quickly strip out unused black‑filled adjustment layers or track mattes before rendering to reduce file size and improve performance. Benefits Dramatically Faster Cleanup: Deletes dozens of useless layers in seconds, saving designers valuable time. Reduced File Size & Complexity: Removes dead‑weight layers that bloat PSDs and slow down performance. Consistent, Native Workflow: Built‑in command avoids reliance on external scripts and ensures compatibility across Photoshop releases. Thank you for considering this enhancement! It would greatly streamline layer management for professional workflows.
So, I'm going to make movies and I did quite a bit of research to decide which NLE to go with. Most people on the internet said Avid Media Composer is the best NLE for people who want to make movies, but they said that Adobe Premiere Pro is also a good option. The main down side to Premiere Pro is that you really can't do much to edit and enhance audio. I've done extensive research on how to edit and enhance audio and I've found that the industry standard is Izotope's Post Production Suite, in particular, Izotope RX 10 Advanced. It seems that much of Izotope RX 10 Advanced is compatible with Premiere Pro, but there are some very important features that are not compatible with Premiere Pro (for example, Dialogue Isolate, De-rustle, Ambience Match, and others). Much if not all of the rest of the Izotope Post Production Suite seems to only be compatible with Pro Tools and not Premiere Pro. This is a major problem for filmmakers like myself who need the very best audio editing, mixing, and mastering tools on the market. Dialogue Match is an Izotope app that would be especially useful to filmmakers, but it is not compatible with Premiere Pro at all and you can only use it if you have Pro Tools. So, I'm asking Adobe to talk with Izotope and make everything in the Izotope Post Production Suite fully integrated with Premiere Pro. Maybe Adobe could even build a standalone app that works with both Premiere Pro and the Izotope products. Everything else about Premiere Pro seems to be terrific and fully capable of making Hollywood movies, but the lack of integration with the industry standard for audio editing and solving audio problems is a major setback for any filmmaker or content creator who purchases Premiere Pro.
Hello. I am Sabzipour. I'm a film editor and I work professionally with Adobe Premiere Pro. Adobe Premiere Pro is my favorite software and I've been working with it for over twenty years and I want to do something to improve it.After you nest several clips in Premiere Pro timeline, you may need to separate them again and “unnest” them. So you double-click on the nested sequence to open in another timeline.My suggestion is that when we double click on the nested sequence, it will open in the current sequence, not in an independent sequence. Or when right click on the nested sequence, add an option in the menu named “Unnest” , which by clicking on it, the nested sequence will be opened in the same current sequence.
Premiere 25.2.1 (build 2)Mac Studio: 32GB, Sequoia 15.3.13 monitors Much of my work involves preparing recorded medical lectures for continuing education viewing. This means my graphics source is almost always a series of PowerPoint slides. Presently, I make corrections to the PowerPoint file, export each slide in it as a PNG file, defining I wat them as 4000x 2250, import the PNG files into Premiere. And then place them on the timeline. Then I scale, place, crop as needed. Every time I update a slide, I have to go back and re export PowerPoint slides to PNG files either singly or as a complete set. Several parts of this are quite cumbersome and time consuming. Is there any chance that much as with Photoshop layers, we could import the PowerPoint file itself in the Premiere with each slide coming in individually? Allow defaults to be changed o import as sizes larger than 1080? Thanks.
Blob brush or paint a person or figure that you want to stay stationary, but then you want the whole scene around them to animate. This would BE HUGE in fixing the creepy faces and issues with humans currently.
AI feature where it grabs 3-5 second (or however long the user wants) clips of whatever im searching within the AI search panel.
Loving the text to edit function - I usually edit on AVID and this seriously saves alot of time. Just working through the functionality of the transcription and text based editing - one piece of functionality that would be a DREAM to have - since we can EXPORT the sequence transcript or the raw source transcript. I took that text file and used a PAPER EDIT in TXT. What I'm wondering - is if there's a way to IMPORT and paper edit TXT file and Premiere will automatically splice in the paper edit script directly onto a sequence (rather than having to splice in paper edit manually). This would save so much time - since I work with producers on the paper edit, usually we need to export a paper edit for shareholder approval. So - once we've locked in the paper edit (with corresponding TC) - it would save alot of time if we can just simply import the TXT paper edit into premiere and it automatically inserts each sound bite (in the order from the paper edit) onto a sequence. Hopefully this makes sense - happy to clarify. Thanks!
Currently the colour mixing in Adobe Photoshop is not true to real life (e.g. blue plus yellow makes a cream colour instead of green). I would love to see Adobe impliment a system like the one found here:[link removed as per forum guidelines]It would improve the product greatly and keep Photoshop above the competition for digital artist.
PLEASE!! I have HOURS of captions and transcripts to go through each week in Premiere and my computer screens are set for a high resolution for more effective editing. This has the unfortunae effect of text sizes visible in Transcription and Captions panels being very small--even with slider all the way up. Eye strain results. Can you please allow even larger font sizes to be available in text panels? Thanks.
Je veux que tu me fasse un montage vidéo a partir d'une video
Hi there,in the Keyframe Velocity window there is the "Continuous (Lock Outgoing to Incomimg)" checkbox, which when clicked, copies the incoming speed of a keyframe to the outgoing speed, and locks them together.Every time i need to ease into a continuous motion, I find myself manually copying the outgoing speed to the ingoing before locking them. This can happen multiple times per work session.It would save me a lot of time to have a choice of locking direction - Incoming to Outgoing or vice versa.Thanks for reading!
I know it's super silly nitpicking, but has anyone noticed what reads on the dialogue when importing Jpegs? It says PNG Sequence, Illustrator/PDF/EPS Sequence & so on for the others, but for some reason reads "ImporterJpeg Sequence" when comes to Jpegs only. I always thought it was a bug, perhaps related to the French interface, but never changed for ages. Does anyone know the reason/story behind it? Cheers
Consider this:I have 3 text layers, two of which are linked to the "master" layer (via a simple "thisComp.layer("master").text.sourceText" expression).I then change the text on the master layer to be Paragraph Text and tweak the dimensions of the bounding box. The other text layers do not update to reflect this. I suggest they should do.Or is there a way, using text attributes in an expression, to copy the paragraph layout?
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