Suggestion on local adjustment

[JamesWong]

Local adjustment is a great tool and this is the main reason I consider PL. It will be even greater if it can have further enhancement.

First of all, tone curve is absent in local adjustment. Is it possible to add it in local adjustment?

Secondly, it is not possible to input value directly in equalizer. Is it possible to open direct input?

Next, “reset” button in equalizer will reset all values. Is it possible to have individual reset in additional to current overall reset?

Thanks!

[Pieloe (Pascal)]

@JamesWong

Is it possible to have individual reset in additional to current overall reset?

You can do it by double-clicking the cursor of tne function.
Pascal

[rrblint (Mark)]

Agreed! And don’t HSL and WB sliders for RGB images.

[Egregius ((Greg) - Windows 11)]

It seems that adding the tone curve to the equalizer is already under consideration. For example:

New corrections for local adjustments

Hi I’m in love in local adjustments special for control points that could replace edit in Photoshop. Im mainly a portrait photographer and from my point of view these feautures if will be exist will be realy game changer. I know that some will be hard to implement, but its a kind of wish list. Please add tonal contrast, fine contrast to the equaliser (for users with filmpack) - this could be simple Ablity to fethering mask (for control points) HSV in local adjustments (Yes I know its …

Local adjustments settings moveable

Hi @Guenterm, The redesign of the Local Adjustment’s “equalizer” is something that’s indeed on our radar already. Getting back at the drawing board will not only enhance the usability and overall experience, it will also allow us to easily add new corrections, like the HSL color wheel or the Tone Curve (just a few examples). Unfortunately I cannot give you a specific release date, so, stay tuned…

[John-M (Melbourne, Australia - Win10)]

@JamesWong

Secondly, it is not possible to input value directly in equalizer.

At very least, for consistency with all other PL sliders, it should be possible to “bump” a value up/down using the cursor keys.

John M

[JamesWong]

Hi Greg,

Thanks for your information! Hope I won’t wait too long…

[JamesWong]

Hi Pascal,

Thanks for your reply and information!