Better visualization of switches in the development module

How would you like the feature to work?
in the development module there are so
many switches for filters and parameters,
it is not easy to recognize which of them
are active or which are not active
(in the moment they have the up or down
position and the same gray color)
In my opinion it would be much better if
the status of the switch is indicated by
a color change (perhaps green = active,
gray = not active) see the "HDD present
light" in the folder of the libary module
Why is this feature important to you?
with this feature you have a very fast
overview of all development settings
weather they are active or not active
(in the moment it is not so transparent
and I have to look carefully in which
position the switches are standing)

I agree with this suggestion. It's hard to see a difference between ON/OFF especially when the panel is collapsed. I know Adobe is trying to keep the interface all grayscale so, they might not go for a colored indicator. Maybe they could just use white or light gray for ON and black or dark gray for OFF.

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dav_miller wrote:
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Please try the steps mentioned in the KB Doc : http://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/unable-launch-lightroom-55.html
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No it’s not possible but you have a record in the history panel for your master (raw file) It will show the date you exported the jpeg etc. If you click on that line it will show all the develop settings to the right e.g. the slider values etc.
You can in fact save them as a snapshot; so if you make further tweaks to your raw file, the settings you used for your jpeg will always be saved.
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thanks for replying. I purchased online from Adobe and they sent a confirmation email with order number and serial no along with the instructions for downloading. There was no indication at purchase that renewing membership was needed at any time and it's only 3 months since purchase. I have just returned home from my holiday home and checked my home laptop (primary and first installation) and all modules still enabled !! As far as I understand I am able to install twice as long as not operating both at once. This would be impossible as holiday home with laptop no 2 is 60 miles away. When I installed on no 2, i opened the order email and was able to use the serial no again. Now however it is greyed out. I don't want the cloud version and hope this is not what I have.
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In the develop-module there is a menu-option "settings proof". What does it do? Can't find any in

Can't find any information in the help on this topic. Can anybody clear this up for me?
Saam

Thnx Ian, I’ll go try it out
Saam
Van: Ian Lyons [email protected]
Verzonden: dinsdag 27 maart 2012 18:44
Aan: Saam de Mooij
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Where can I find the equivalent tools in Photoshop that are in the develop module of Lightroom

Friends:
Where can I find the equivalent tools in Photoshop that are in the develop module of Lightroom? For example I would like to use the shadow, clarity, lens correction and such tools but cannot find them in Photoshop.
Thanks amigos
Migs

The obvious or not so obvious first. Depending on your knowledge. When you open a tiff, jpg, or camera' raw format they can be opened in Adobe Camera raw first which has identicle controls to lightroom's develop module.
Starting with I beleive CS5 maybe 4, some of the tools made their way into photoshop it self. Take a look at the camera lens filter, the Image>Adjustment menu or the adjustment layers which now support vibrance for example.

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Capture Sharpness
I’m getting my head around sharpening and am of the understanding that there are three distinct phases: Capture Sharpening, Creative Sharpening and Output sharpening
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Sharpening
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Luminance: 0
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In Lr, "capture" sharpening is global sharpening, and "creative" sharpening is local sharpening (or sharpen masking on global basis but tailored to the image), or at least that's one way of looking at it.
in other words, if you're sharpening raw data non-destructively, such that first round of sharpening isn't being baked in, there is no need to separate capture sharpening from creative sharpening, in your mind, or in the software you use.
Put another way, the notion of capture sharpening comes from days when first round of sharpening was baked in, e.g. shooting jpegs, or in raw workflows where first pass yields a baseline tiff, and 2nd pass is artist's choice...
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Creative sharpening: sky's the limit... - some people consider Clarity to be a form of creative sharpening...
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In my opinon, it's best not to get too hung up on semantics/terminology, but in a nutshell, conceptually:
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* Creative sharpening is going beyond initial/default sharpening, generally on an image-by-image basis, although not necessarily. Note: it may involve removing all global "capture" sharpening in favor of no sharpening, or local sharpening only (raw data required).
* Output sharpening depends on resolution and medium etc, and therefore needs to be done last - tailored to output device and such..
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Rob

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I recently changed my plan to the photoshop plan which includes photoshop and Lightroom but LR won't let me go into the Develop Module or the other Modules because it says Develop Module is disabled. Please renew your membership to reactivate. I'm still a

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