P: Adaptive Profiles

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.

O Adaptive Profiles é sensacional, gostaria epnas de fazer algumas observações: 1- ela ativa muito os realces da imagem; 2- ela deixa poucos pontos pretos na imagem, prejudicando o contraste,3- a necessidade de atualização dela de forma manual quando editamos mais a foto é muito decepcionante, na minha opinião isso deve ser feito automáticamente, havendo um botão para selecionar isso ou não, já que para lagums pessoas esse processo pode demorar mais caso ele estja sempre ativado automaticamente.

Cityscapes & Adaptive Color

I've noticed with city skylines that the Adaptive Color Profile tends to darken the tops of buildings unnaturally as though the darkening of the sky which its doing is also being applied to the buildings that are "in the sky".  I've tried masking the buildings and attempting to brighten the tops with a gradient but it never feels/looks right.   I love what the Adaptive Color does to my DJI Drone Landscapes (I've struggled with DJI's greens a lot in LR Classic) but the skyline buildings issue has forced me to return to other methods when there's a skyline present.

I love this! I’ve been using the adaptive profiles for a few months now, mostly on photos from my iPhone 16 Pro, and they really do make the starting point feel more tuned to the image—especially with tricky lighting. The effect is subtle but helps bring out detail without pushing things too far. When I’m editing images from my X-T3, I know exactly which profile I want and how to get the look I’m after, but for iPhone shots the adaptive profiles save me time and give me a solid starting point without extra tweaking.

The Adaptive Profile for RAF files in LRC seems to bring out the shadows very well. Conversly, it faults on the side of too much exposure and I almost always have to dial it back. Many times I check to see what it will do and then reset to the original as a starting point.

Apdaptive seems to give a new base and balance of colors.   I look at it as artistic preference.  

Just used the "adaptative color" for a photo I could have deleted, it was rescued! Later, Denoise, an blur, came to finish the rescue. I loved that I could do this with a Fujifilm RAF file! 

At first, I didn't like the adaptive color profile. It was oversaturated and didn't look good. However, I later found that if I cropped and adjusted the white balance first, I had better luck with it as a starting point.

It works reasonably well as a starting point in most cases (thus saving time) but utterly fails in some situations. I don't have a good feel for when it will and won't work yet. It does consistently under-expose and over-saturate and there is a tendency for over-doing the HDR look (great to have the slider to reduce the effect).