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do77709026
do77709026
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January 7, 2025
Question

Défiler LUTs instantanés ?

  • January 7, 2025
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Bonjour, j'ai beau chercher un moyen de faire défiler les effets des LUTs de manière instantanée, sur mon calcque de correspondance couleur, rien n'y fait : il faut qu'à chaque fois j'active le LUT pour le voir, alors que j'aimerais que cela fontionne comme les options de fusions des calques.

Comment faire ?

J'utilise Photoshop 2024 sur macos Ventura 13.7.2

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BrettN
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BrettNCommunity Manager
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January 7, 2025

Google translate: 

Hello, I've been looking for a way to scroll through the effects of the LUTs instantly, on my color matching layer, but nothing works: each time I have to activate the LUTs to see it, so that I would like it to work like the slap merge options.

How to do it?

I use Photoshop 2024 on macos ventura 13.7.2

 

Reply:

While you have the drop-down list of LUT's selected, you should be able to scroll through them with either the mouse wheel, the Up and Down Arrow keys, or with a trackpad (though I found this to be less reliable). If you are trying to see an instant preview by mousing over the option in the drop-down (like how Blend Modes works), this is not something which is currently possible. However, you can create Adjustments Presets for each of the LUT's you might normally use (or all of them) and you can mouse over these presets in the Adjustments panel to preview each available option. See: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/using/adjustment-fill-layers.html#adjustments-presets 

do77709026
do77709026Author
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January 8, 2025

Thanks for your answer but that will take an éternity to create a LUT per layer. And I really dont see a better solution on the page you drive me to. Maybe do you a have a video tutorial? I m looking to gain time to check the right LUTS, and all I find seems to be a fastiduos solution.

BrettN
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BrettNCommunity Manager
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January 8, 2025

I'm not suggesting creating a LUT per layer. You can create preset Adjustment layers with whatever settings you want. This includes choosing Color Lookup and selecting a sepecific LUT. You then save this as a preset and you will have a thumbnail for that preset in your Adjustments panel. Then you simply hover your mouse cursor over that thumbnail and it will preview what the LUT does to your document without having to apply it. If you build one preset for each LUT, they are available "forever" (you can remove them, but they will remain until then). You can use them with any file, you just have to create them once. I haven't watched the whole video but this looks like one that demonstrates what I'm talking about: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ze2o-BnQj64 

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