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Why Premiere Pro Desperately Needs a Native ISO Denoise FeatureOpen for Voting

Why Premiere Pro Desperately Needs a Native ISO Denoise Feature Hey everyone, As a dedicated user of Premiere Pro and a passionate videographer, I've been consistently impressed by the new Ai capabilities Adobe has set forth for their editing software. However, there's one crucial feature that's glaringly missing and becoming increasingly essential for many of us – a native ISO denoise feature.  Here’s why this addition is so important:1. Improved Workflow Efficiency: Currently, if we want to denoise our footage, we often have to rely on third-party plugins or external software like DaVinci Resolve. This not only adds extra steps to our workflow but also consumes additional time and resources. A native denoise feature within Premiere Pro would streamline the editing process, allowing us to stay within one platform and maintain a smoother, more efficient workflow. The third-party plugin situation is particularly absurd. Many of us find ourselves paying for additional plugins like Maxon’s Red Giant, which can cost $79 a month, just to achieve effective denoising. This adds an unnecessary financial burden on top of the existing Adobe subscription fees. 3. Competitive Edge: DaVinci Resolve has set a high standard with its robust noise reduction capabilities among other features. As more editors become aware of these features, they may consider switching platforms to take advantage of the superior denoising tools. By incorporating a native ISO denoise feature, Adobe can ensure that Premiere Pro remains competitive and retains its position as a leading video editing software. 4. User Demand and Feedback: The community has been vocal about the need for better noise reduction tools in Premiere Pro. Listening to user feedback and implementing this feature would not only demonstrate Adobe's commitment to addressing our needs but also foster greater loyalty and satisfaction among its user base. In conclusion, adding a native ISO denoise feature to Premiere Pro is not just a nice-to-have; it’s a necessity that would significantly enhance our editing experience. It would save time, improve video quality, and keep Premiere Pro competitive in the ever-evolving landscape of video editing software. Let's rally together and make our voices heard – it’s time for Adobe to step up and deliver this much-needed feature. What do you all think? Let's discuss and push for this change! Best,Michael 

P: Enable removal of synced photos from cloud storage but not synced collectionsOpen for Voting

Running out of cloud storage when on the 20 GB plan is a common problem for my students who do most of their work in Lightroom Classic.   The most common recommendations to solve this in the Adobe Community and elsewhere are: Upgrade to the 1 TB plan.  That more than doubles the cost of the subscription, and most of my students aren't willing to do that. Delete photos from the cloud as soon as they are synced.  In my experience, very few Lightroom users remember to do this.  What's nice about syncing is that you don't have to pay attention to it.    Removing photos from All Synced Photos works to remove the photos from cloud storage while retaining them in local disk storage but in doing so, you will also remove them from any synced collections they are in.   There is a workflow to avoid removing from synced collections but it is complicated and if done incorrectly can have serious consequences: Select each synced collection (must be done one at a time) Select All the photos in the selected collections Click on All Synced Photographs From the top menu, select Edit > Invert Selection From the top menu, select Photo > Remove from All Synced Photographs. Optionally: Refine the selection by creating a Quick Collection from the selection, removing the selection and then applying a filter like camera (iPhone in my case) or perhaps date ranges to select and remove a narrower set of photos.   I propose adding an additional option to the Photos menu: Remove from cloud storage.   With that option available, we could filter All Synced Photos on the Camera metadata field, select  phone and/or tablet devices and then remove them from cloud storage.  The caveat would be that this would apply only to originals in the cloud.   Remove from cloud storage: Simple.  Needed.  Will make many users happy.

Photogrammetry fixing modeOpen for Voting

Ai photo2material is a nice idea  but so far a thing you toy a few times with and then never use .Would be more helpful to have something Ai  helping to fix  what ortho projection from Reality capture  gives you:   photo and depth :     1. ability to work with big arbitrary sized original first . like 16547x5346   where you could extend  the photogrammetry chunk to image borders first and fix bad  patches and photogrammetry artifacts   using  content aware and a special "content aware move" tool that has a small 2x2 deforming mesh  to match the patches precisely.    Working properly in depth/height  without  "steps"    1a   Something like super convenient  Frequency separation tool  in Affinity Photo   to get rid of  height gradients  and low frequency  things with actual  manual input  instead of just simple  hi pass. 2. Crop tool that would let u chose what part of the extended chunk would be  actual texture  where same move/patch tool coudl be used to cover seams .  Same working in depth  with adaptation  without sadden abrupt height riffs. 3 . Ai producing roughness , removing tiny and big shadows in color layer , making depth and normal map less blurry looking  you often get from photogrammetry  untill you are using  super hi res camera ,gazillion shots and special albedo producing flash light eating batteries like crazy .     That said current ai shadow removing is not very good  in Sampler killing all if every colour nuances.    So perhaps this part is most hard to do one.    ps. Or maybe just add this 2x2 mesh to  Photoshop patch/con aware move tools  please.