P: Adaptive Profiles

Adaptive profiles are extremely useful in editing wildlife photography in harsh light. The color changes to both WB and saturation make the profile seem a bit like an auto type of adjustment. Greens are the biggest problem. It would be good to see this modified.

It would be nice if we could export or saved the generated colour profile and apply them to other images. Sometime if I want to export a sequence the colour interpretation will change noticeably when the camera settings have stayed the same in the burst.

I would appreciate more camera profiles being added to Lightroom Classic. I would love one for editing my images taken with the DJI Mavic 4 Pro. 

I'm applying the adaptive colour profile and out of the box it does a great job of dodging and burning however I'm finding that I usually end up pulling the 'amount' slider down to about 50% to prevent the colours being excessively saturated. Unfortunately that then reduces the amount of dodging, burning and general exposure changes it makes so I have to modify those separately.  So, 

As an end user who applies the adaptive colour profile, I'd like to be able to separately control the 'amount' of colour modifications applied and the 'amount' of general exposure changes applied.  For example, this might be done by providing two 'amount' sliders, one for 'colour' and one for 'everything else', where the 'everything else' slider controls the amount of dodge/burn/exposure/highlights/blacks/highlights etc changes applied. 

Adaptive color doesn't work well for people. Editing a group of women from a wedding. The adaptive color adds an odd grain and unflattering texture to their skin.

I am using adaptive color on landscape HDR photos, and I am generally pleased, especially with the luminosity effects.  I think that it would be better if there were seperate intensity sliders for color and for luminosity, so that I could adjust down the color impact, which is sometimes problematic.  

It's a handly tool and a nice starting point for outdoor scenes, but not so great for portraits and indoors in low light.  One thing I noticed is how it affects the White setting, as in what happens when you press "Shift" and then click on the slider.  In another profile, that usually adds (or removes) a small amount of White.  But when you start with Adaptive Profiles, it has a tendency to push the White so far to the right it basically blows out the photo.  So, I'm still playing with workflow.
(I've seen a few YouTuber's delare this as the "end of presets", but that's premature hyperbole) 

While you are useing Adaptive Colors, doesnt work with Smart previews editing off source datas.

I'm generally a fan. Often I dial it back to 40 or 70, sometimes to 10 or 20. For landscape HDR images I've created with Lightroom's Merge to HDR tool, I often prefer Adobe Color + auto tone.

Percebi também que, em alguns casos, a IA reduzir ruído, deforma o rosto das pessoas, no meu caso, estava fzendo uma partida de jogo de futebol. Apliquei as defifinições básicas automáticas, depois fui em reduzir ruído.