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P: Polarizer Sky Automatic CorrectionOpen for Voting

This is my first feature suggestion, and it comes as a user of my partners hardware/software (I only own CS6 and share their editor as a result, as an amateur.)    Suggestion This suggestion pertains to the introduction of some sort of automatic correction for "non-flat" masks- or to put forward a simple use case, polarizer sky correction. This should be done with masks for the simple reason that this allows more flexibility, and could be added as an option under "Effects" as the new masks panel has beem revamped.    Possible Method In the case of "polarizer sky" an easier solution would be something along the lines of using automatic gain control (AGC) with 2D windows on the image mask. This would run into issues where you have e.g. a very busy sky- hence it may be necessary to allow the user to not just state they want to eliminate polarizer sky, but be able to vary the windows used for the AGC (unless they want to knock out all the dynamic range in their sky by balancing all the pixels out to zero.) With large enough windows (and polarizer sky is a fairly broad effect) this should be a non-issue. Being able to specify a colour range for the AGC calculation, but applying the AGC over the entire mask (inclusive of non-selected colours- you could do an intercept for other colours if wanted!), would be good.   An alternative solution would be training ML to identify the general "flatness" of the background of the image mask, and then apply corrections appropriately.    Alternative solutions? There are already plugins for Photoshop capable of doing this for astrophotos- ProDigital software has a few- but specifically doing this in Lightrooom with masks would be a fantastic addition, in my opinion, and would be something quite unique.     

P: Saving different crop/aspect ration configurations within imageOpen for Voting

Feature: a dropdown menu within the "Crop" tab that allows you to save/view/compare different crops of an image - i.e. with different aspect ratios, sizing or other adjustments.    Note: this would be similar to the "Verions" tool however different in that any following edits to lighting, healing, masking, etc. would apply to all of the crop versions. I also realize some of the this functionality could be done by duplicating images and cropping each differently, but that really clutters my library so having this live within the single image itself would be much cleaner.    Benefit 1: The big advantage of this over the "Versions" tool is it allows you to try out different crops much earlier in the editing workflow, for instance during culling even. Perhaps it's just my own preference, but I like to explore crop options pretty early, so that I know the "potential" of a given image - sometimes it seeing how I could crop an image tells me if it is worth it to spend the more time consuming effort of ediitng the lighting, healing, masking, etc. By being able to save crops, I could do this earlier in my editing workflow and it'd allow me to better select which images I should then spend the time to edit further, while my crop configruations remain saved for later.    Benefit 2: When I am printing or exporting images, I like to be able to compare different crops and aspect ratios, currently within the "Crop" tab, it's not easy to quickly toggle back and forth (when you select a new aspect ratio is usually isn't sized or placed currently on the image). This feature would allow me to adjust a few different crops really particularly then click back and forth to compare. Theoretically, this one could be done with "Versions", however I often will return at the very end of the process for a few further image edits, and with "Versions" all of the older versions would not get these edits.    In short: This feature would streamline my workflow, both at the front end (culling) and back end (exporting).    Below I've attached a couple images showing a rough mockup of what this feature might look like. I'd image it could live as a dropdown menu within the "Crop" tab, where you can save and name new configurations. Each configuration could have unique aspect ratios and/or sizing, and perhaps also the geometry/distortion corrections too.    Hopefully others agree on the value of this feature. Thanks for the consideration. 

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Dear Adobe Premiere Pro Team,I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to suggest an enhancement to the transcription feature in Adobe Premiere Pro, which I believe could significantly improve the workflow for users who work with video transcriptions.Currently, after generating a transcription, it is segmented into separate blocks of text corresponding to different timestamps. While this segmentation helps with syncing text to the audio, it limits the flexibility for users who wish to edit the transcription in a continuous format (for example, removing line breaks or combining sections). As of now, there seems to be no way to paste an edited, continuous transcription back into Premiere Pro while maintaining its link to the original audio.My suggestion is to enable users to paste an edited transcription back into Premiere Pro and have it automatically re-sync to the audio. This feature would:Allow users to remove unnecessary breaks or combine sections of text for a cleaner and more efficient editing process.Maintain the automatic syncing of the transcription with the corresponding audio, streamlining the review and adjustment of captions or subtitles.Significantly reduce the time spent on manually reformatting or adjusting transcriptions when working with long-form content.This improvement would greatly benefit editors who rely on transcriptions for quick edits, particularly in documentary, interview, and educational content where precise syncing of audio and text is essential.I believe this feature could enhance the user experience and save considerable time during post-production. I hope this suggestion can be considered for a future update to Premiere Pro.Thank you for your attention, and I look forward to seeing how Premiere Pro continues to evolve.Best regards,Gustavo Orioli.