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Please, Photoshop, update the AI features to help photographersOpen for Voting

It is not important for Photoshop to focus solely on creating AI image generation features; rather, it would be wiser to develop AI tools that help existing users with image retouching. Is Adobe aware of a program called EVOTO? It is a software that utilizes AI to retouch photos. This program is already being used by commercial photographers and demonstrates the ability to provide high-quality retouching with simple steps through AI. Every photographer who uses Photoshop would know this. We don't need generative AI that creates non-existent images, changes a person’s clothes, or alters backgrounds. What we need far more are features that assist with basic retouching tasks. For instance, AI could help streamline processes like skin detail refinement, blemish removal, hair correction, skin tone adjustment, facial line shaping, body contouring, wrinkle reduction, and so on. With today’s AI, these are entirely feasible tasks that could greatly assist our work, but it seems Adobe is not addressing these needs at all. We don't want an AI that generates an image of a leopard eating pizza in a blank background. What we want is an AI that helps simplify the tedious, time-consuming aspects of basic retouching. If Adobe hopes to take a leap forward, I hope they recognize what photographers who have been using Photoshop for years truly need and release updates that align with those needs. Please update the AI in the right direction. ---------------------------------- 포토샵은 AI 이미지 생성 같은 기능만드는게 중요한게 아니고 기존 유저들에게 이미지 보정에 도움이 되는 AI기능을 만들어 주는것이 더 현명할것이다  어도비는 EVOTO라는 프로그램을 알고 있는가? AI를 이용해 사진보정을 해주는 프로그램이다 이 프로그램은 상업 포토그래퍼들이 사용하면서도 꽤나 유용할 정도로 AI를 이용해 간단하게 고퀄리티의 보정을 해주는 기능을 보여주고있다  포토샵을 이용하는 포토그래퍼들이라면 다 알고 있을것이다 우리는 생성형 AI로 없는 이미지를 만들어내고 뭐 인물의 옷을 바꿔주고 배경을 바꿔주고 이런거 보다 기본적인 보정을 도와주는 기능을 훨씬 필요로 하고 있다 가령 AI로 기본적인 피부 디테일 정리, 잡티정리, 머리카락 정리, 피부톤정리, 얼굴라인정리, 몸매라인, 주름정리등 지금의 AI라면 충분히 가능한 기능이 우리의 작업을 도와주기를 바라고 있는데 어도비는 그런 니즈를 전혀 파악하지 못하고 있는것 같다  우리는 아무것도 없는 배경에 AI가 피자먹는 표범을 만들어 내는 그런 AI를 바라지 않는다그저 기본적이고 오래걸리는 지루한 작업의 일부분을 AI가 편하게 도와주는 그런 기능을 바란다  지금의 어도비가 앞으로의 도약을 꿈꾸고 있다면 오래전부터 포토샵을 이용해오던 포토그래퍼들이 어떤걸 원하는지 파악하고 그에 맞는 기능을 업데이트 해주길 바란다 제발 AI로 올바른 방향으로 업데이트 해주길 바란다

[QOL] Layer Hierarchy ImprovementsOpen for Voting

I have a few ideas in mind, and I will list them accordingly. The general goal is to improve the legibility of the hierarchy for layers.Additional Color Options for Layers: Currently, we only have seven colors to choose from. I think there should be an additional button alongside the existing quick-access colors that allows users to manually select a custom color. Alternatively, or in addition, another row of colors would be a nice enhancement, at the very least.Improve the Icons, Making Them More Legible and Distinct: Currently, the layer icons are either too small or not distinct enough, lacking sufficient contrast to differentiate them from one another. This could be improved by adding a background behind the icons for better contrast and creating more distinct icon designs with some color or depth.I often find myself looking at the same color and icon without any distinguishing features, which makes it very difficult to discern things at a glance, especially with repetition.Option to Compact Unselected Layers: This feature would allow users to compact unselected layers by hiding the previews of those layers that are not currently selected, along with any layers within non-selected layers. By doing so, users can focus more easily on the layers they are actively working with, reducing visual clutter and improving overall legibility. This could also enhance performance by minimizing the amount of information displayed. To further refine this idea, we could consider adding a selection history that allows users to switch backward and forward between multiple layers. This would enable users to quickly return to recently accessed layers without having to expand them again. Moreover, we could remember the last two or three layers the user had selected and keep those expanded, allowing for easier access to frequently used layers while maintaining a clean interface. Improve the Legibility of Hidden or Disabled Layers: This could be achieved by fading out hidden layers to a greyed-out state and potentially compacting them, as described in #3, when compact mode is enabled. Renaming Layers for Filters and Generators,etc: Why is it that I can't rename these layers and add some personal context to them? At the very least, I should be able to add context to the automatically generated names for the layers. 

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Light/White Interface theme option for After EffectsReleased

Is there a way to customize or modify After Effects to make it have a white/light interface ? I know that you can go to Preferences > Appearance, and drag the brightness slider up, but that doesn't change it enough, it is still very dark and straining on my vison and hard to use for long periods of time, if anyone knows some mod or config file change that would allow me to this, it would be much appreciated.Otherwise, addressing Adobe:Could you please bring back a light/white interface for After Effects and Premiere Pro, I am a working professional and I have some vision issues and the very dark interface greatly stresses and strains my vision making it impossible for me to work for long periods of time, I know that this isn't a difficult feature to implement given that it was literally the default interface in older versions of after effects, and some versions could go all the way from dark grey to basically white with the brightness slider , the current slider under: Preferences > Appearance > Brightness, is basically useless given how little of a difference it makes, please bring back a feature that was essential for users like myself to use the software comfortably, even Photoshop and adobe bridge allow you to go to: Preferences > Interface > Appearance > Color Theme, and give you a wider range of options, all the way to white, please implement this into After Effects and Premiere Pro.