MUCH Requested NEW Photoshop Feature finally here

[@photoshopcafe]

Grab Colin's Adjustment presets here: photoshopcafe.com/vault/ You will see it under LR and Photoshop Presets. If you receive our newsletter, click the vault link in any email

[@RadAlzyoud]

Excellent tip. I’d use it for consistent photo processing. Thx for sharing.

[@taliskercats1]

While I’ve used very basic Photoshop for years, I am only now starting to learn how to really use its versatility as I’m trying to restore photos … or rather photos scanned from old newspapers and also to Colorize them. I think this feature could come in handy even if it is just to get some basic work done on them that I can use across pictures.

[@edkelly145]

Fantastic. Thank You.

[@photoshopcafe]

Welcome!

[@photonsonpixels]

Great tutorial Colin. And thanks for the freebes!

[@photoshopcafe]

You are welcome

[@leniehulse1621]

Great one Colin!!❤

[@jonkers2007]

Thank you for the video and the presets Colin. Good stuff!

[@jimsmith556]

Great feature and description. Thanks Colin!

[@bala1000mina]

Very useful feature! Thank you so much Colin for the short helpful tutorial about it!

[@photoshopcafe]

happy to help

[@arisantoniou2820]

THIS IS PERFECT.THANKS A LOT.

[@JoseLopez-vx7hw]

Your videos are always super helpful. Really enjoy watching ever single one of them. Thanks a million.

[@photoshopcafe]

Thanks so much for saying so

[@JoseLopez-vx7hw]

You have a new friend in Puerto Rico

[@colinsmith18]

Quick helpful and to the point - thanks (from another Colin Smith!)😁

[@DigitalDesignsbyPJ]

I think, as you pointed out in a couple of comments, this is better than actions or LUTS. When taking pictures at an indoor sporting event, this will make my life so much easier.

[@Keith-n7b]

As always - great video from the master. Thank you Colin!

[@photoshopcafe]

Thanks

[@wjgraham63]

Wow. Thank you. I am going to see what the effects will be with my wildlife animal photos.

[@photoshopcafe]

Have fun!

[@menahemyaniv140]

fantastic feature. excellent for personlizing my work.

[@thewebstylist]

This is Huge!! 🎉

[@davidholdstock]

Hello again and thank you for this one. I am sure this feature will be useful, maybe in my case, for adding contrast to an image with the help of 'soft light' or 'overlay', in tandem with opacity control.

[@photoshopcafe]

Thanks David

[@ШотаГоголи]

Photoshop is an art and requires a subtle approach, we look and learn

[@royceahr]

Looks interesting but not sure how I would use it because I am finding there is so much variation in my shots that i find it better if I sort of customize as I go. Have to think about this one

[@JoeHTX]

This is pretty interesting. What is the difference, if any, between these and Color Lookup Tables? These look to be easier to use and to create your own styles/adjustments though.

[@photoshopcafe]

They give more flexibility in tweaking the settings than LUTs

[@JoeHTX]

@@photoshopcafe Thank you!

[@veselinvasilev9362]

Thanks!

[@carlkristensen8398]

I probably will use it, I see some quite easy colorgrading oportunityes in it...

[@tribalchickendesigns]

i would use this for projects where multiple assets were required for the campaign look and feel and have the adjustments saved out for other teams and designers to pick up to be able to rapidly recreate said assets - team work!

[@photoshopcafe]

Good idea

[@marcosartori9213]

super ...

[@andreasbininda6226]

Nice feature. It's a little like an action.

[@tonymule3474]

.Love It Thanks

[@GeorgetaBlanaru]

Great! Thanks! ❤

[@dereklowry3111]

excellent

[@yannmaenden7236]

I can't say I'd find much use for imported adjustment presets. If I have to work out what each bit does in order to adjust it then I may as well start from scratch and build my own. And sometimes other people do things in a way that I wouldn't, so it complicates my work flow. Stacking adjustment presets is well outside my mental capacity until at least my third cup of coffee. There are just too many variables. I suppose some people might find a use for it but personally I treat every image individually.

[@TPToE]

Could this feature be used to preview LUTS without having to click on them?

[@photoshopcafe]

Not really, LUTs are different

[@TPToE]

@@photoshopcafeIf you saved each LUT as a custom preset, presumably that would allow for previewing in this manner?

[@DigitalDesignsbyPJ]

If I apply these Adj. presets in Photoshop and then open the photo in LRC, do does anything carryover into LRC?

[@photoshopcafe]

Short answer, you get the flat edited image in Lightroom, long answer- Lightroom can hold the layers, but you can’t adjust the layers in Lightroom, but if you open in photoshop from Lightroom the layers will become accessible again

[@DigitalDesignsbyPJ]

@@photoshopcafe Thanks! That’s helpful to know. 😉

[@hdeback]

Hello, Can you tell me how to load your presets download into Photoshop so I can see them as your presets just like in your video? Thanks and kind regards, Henk Edit, Sorry, I have now found them, they are psap files, loaded with import presets

[@photoshopcafe]

Glad you found them. I show how to load them on the video

[@WanderFeetChronicles]

Nice. Although I can’t see these specific presets on your vault.

[@photoshopcafe]

They are with the Lightroom and ACR presets, same download

[@furzcouchoffiziell]

Could you revisit the generative-ai feature in another video? I feel like the results are worse with every passing month, peaking in realism during the end of the beta.

[@edmundhayes7982]

I would have loved to try your free presets but couldn't d/l them using Chrome and Safari

[@photoshopcafe]

Make sure to click the blue words (hyperlinks), if the orange button doesn’t work

[@blue_ranger]

It is a useful feature, but I still wish they would sort out font organization. What could be so difficult about making it so you can create folders with your custom genre tags to group them? Like Sci-fi, Retro, Cartoon, etc. Not every font is included correctly in the current filters.

[@DigitalDesignsbyPJ]

You can organize your fonts on your computer anyway you want too then invest in a program (they’re not expensive) to be able to see them clearly to make your choice and then just load it when you need it. You shouldn’t load every font into your PS and keep it there anyway. It slows down your program opening.

[@blue_ranger]

@@DigitalDesignsbyPJ To be honest, recently upgraded my PC, so the opening time is not a problem, I do have another font manager program with the Corel Suite I bought a while ago, and yeah, it's ok, I'd just like it to be within PS for convenience, another thing I've done is create PSD files with samples of each font in certain genres, and so can drag and drop into the other tab, it works, but I'd still prefer folders as default.

[@tonyb2760]

"Action"?

[@photoshopcafe]

An action can do this, but it’s slower to set up and doesn’t preview the result.

[@MONTY-YTNOM]

I hate the new menu layout :(