In edition mode, from an empty correction preset (unchecked corrections), if I want to create a local correction, it don’t appear in the local correction menu. Photolab say I have no local control but on my photograph, I have create one. It’s impossible to create new presets. Why ?
I have made a hundred of Presets with local adjustements : 32 this week-end using the button to create Preset from the actual corrections. I think the problem is because I was beginning from an Empty Preset with all unchecked corrections. Could you test this ?
Thanks for your confirmation. The only way to create a LC Preset is to create a preset from current settings and editing this preset by unchecking corrections I don’t need. This spend a lot of time… In an update of Photolab, a button to unckeck all the corrections could be helpfull to only keeping one corrections (as LC).
Local Preset is an corrections you can use for a part of the photo documentary you do.
In my workflow, I use local corrections in function of the reporting (ex : snow on the front, blue sky or clouds, clouds in backlight, etc…). When you have a lot of local Presets of the conditions you usualy meet in photo documentary, you can edit your photographs in the photo library. You obtain a preview of what you would have done in edition mode without spending a lot of time…
Maybe I don’t work like everyone. In wedding photographs, we meet differents types of tissues : some are quite neutral and other are very blue (above all in a day with blue sky). So, to filter that with local control, I correct blue dress by one local preset in view to be import in each photographs with too blue dress. Working like that make me sure to have a constant chromie for the dress.
I know we have the option of copying local corrections but this mean I must remember in which wedding the tissue have the same reflects than the current photographs I am about to filter.
That’s why edition of local control is missing for me in Photolab to obtain the same speed I was spending for scripting in Lightroom. Photolab is way better for the quality of local control, it’s frustrating to work slower for making local presets.