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Looking for a way to adjust all Sliders at the same time to adjust overall edit strength?

Community Beginner ,
Nov 03, 2020 Nov 03, 2020

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I swear I watched a video recently where the editor showed a key command for moving any Slider & it adjusted all the sliders. As in the strength of the overall edit. As in all sliders moved out or in exponetially to make the whole edit stronger or weaker. Maybe it was in Lightroom CC, not Classic? Does this make sense? Does this exist? Am I crazy? Help!

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LEGEND , Nov 03, 2020 Nov 03, 2020

In the adjustment brush and graduated filter, there is such a tool that allows you to move sliders individually, and then vary the amount of all of them simultaneously. To get to this, you either brush or use a graduated filter, move the sliders individually, and then click on the triangle to the far right of the word Effect.

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Community Expert ,
Nov 03, 2020 Nov 03, 2020

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No, that does not make sense. I have never heard of such a key command.

 

-- Johan W. Elzenga

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Maybe he tapped the Auto button (which moves most of the sliders to help the user get most of the way to what the user might want) but there's no key command for Auto.

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In the adjustment brush and graduated filter, there is such a tool that allows you to move sliders individually, and then vary the amount of all of them simultaneously. To get to this, you either brush or use a graduated filter, move the sliders individually, and then click on the triangle to the far right of the word Effect.

2020-11-03 12_02_47-Lightroom v10 - Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic - Develop.png

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You might check out the Relative Adjustment and  Fader plugins, which can move all the sliders the same relative amount.

 

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