Adjustment presets

In Aperture, I'm making adjustments to levels and exposure, highlights & shadows. How do I save all these adjustments, to apply to another picture? I see how I can save one set of adjustments (say, levels) in a profile, but I want to save them and apply them all together.
Is there a way to do that?

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Missing Aperture Built-in Adjustment Presets

Hello,
Just installed Aperture 3.5.1 when i go and try editing with adjustment presets I find that all the built-in presets are missing.I can not figure how to bring them back..those were handy tools as advertised by Apple on web site..very disappointed.Please help me.Here is the screenshot of the effects menu.

Delete Aperture from the Applications folder (but don't empty the Trash), then download it again from the Purchased tab of the AppStore. Probably the download was incomplete.

How to install adjustment presets in Aperture 3

I have some adjustment presets downloaded from the Internet. How do I get them into Aperture?

At the bottom of the Adjustment preset window click the gear select import

Can you combine multiple Adjustment presets in Aperture?

Is it possible to combine multiple adjustment presets into a single "master" preset setting? I know that I can adjust all the settings on a single photo, and then "lift/stamp" the settings onto multiple photos.
What I'd like to do is have a single preset that has all of my standard NEF (Raw) adjustments setup as a starting point for my D3 photos. From that point, I can then tweak them individually for the final version.
I'm finding that I make the same adjustments (Eg: saturation boost, vibrancy, edge sharpen, etc) on most NEF's out of the camera and I'm looking for a faster way to save all the individual tool adjustment presets into a combined "master" preset.
Any help is appreciated.
regards
Tom

Thanks for the link. I had seen this thread prior to posting my question, as it really just gives other means of using "lift/stamp" to create adjustment presets in a different fashion, using existing images as starting points.
What I'm still trying to confirm is whether there is a way to create a master combination from all/any individual tool presets adjusted. It seems like "manage presets" should give some type of ability to combine the individual tool presets, but so far, I haven't seen how to do so....
regards
Tom

How to Create and apply adjustment preset for printing

How can I create an adjustment preset that I can apply to images before I print? In Photoshop CS3, it's easy: I just create an action. But how do I apply a preset that simply shifts existing settings a relative amount instead of applying absolute settings that overwrite image-specific settings?
The problem is that my Epson R1800 and its profiles output images that have a yellow shift to them. What I want to be able to do is apply a +5 shift to the shadow tint (camera calibration) and a +10 shift to the WB tint on top of whatever settings I already have after development.
Any ideas?
(and yes, I do use colour management, my monitor is calibrated, and I instruct LR2 to manage colour and use the profile specific to my printer, paper, and print quality setting)

No ideas here? Surely someone must have wanted to apply an adjustment to compensate for a printer's tendencies or the different dmax, shadow detail, and colour temperature of various papers and illuminant sources (incandescent vs daylight fluorescent, sunlight), or at least use different tone / contrast settings or different amounts of sharpening (before the new print sharpening facility appeared in LR2).

Organizing local adjustment presets

How can I organize my local adjustment presets in folders? The list is getting too long and I'd like to organize it! Thanks!

Use a alphabetic ordering prefix when naming them, e.g.
001 My First Preset
002 My Second Preset
etc.

3.3 Adjustment presets

I'm in adjustments doing a raw image and I can not find where my presets are? Used to be in a drop down in inspector? Where are the presets now?

The name has been changed to "Effects".
"Adjustment Presets" are now "Effects".
There is a tile at the top of the Adjustment Brick stack. Click it to drop-down a list of your Effects.

The adjustment presets no longer work ... appear grey / not highlighted ... any suggestions

Aperture adjustment presets suddenly do not work ... appear grey / and do not respond to clicks

I also wonder if this is presets you have imported or the ones that Aperture comes with by default? Or, all of them? But, turning off quick preview mode, if it is on, would be a likely culprit, it seems to me.

Convert Adobe Lightroom Preset into Aperture 3 Adjustment Preset

Hi all,
Just a quick question... I was a Adobe Lightroom user and recently purchased and switched to Aperture 3 and I love it, however I have a bunch good presets in Lightroom and I would like to convert them into Aperture 3 Adjustment Presets so I can continue on using them. Is there any way of doing it in a simple way (like converting a preset file from one to the other so I can import it into Aperture 3)? Thanks for any help, suggestions etc. in this matter!

There is no real automated way but it should be easy enough to do. Just take a look at what the preset does in lightroom in terms of what adjustments it uses and what settings are used. Do exactly the same thing to an image in Aperture, then save as a preset.
I really never understood why people buy "presets" - the adjustment controls are simple and limited compared to what you can do with say a plug-in or even a photoshop action. Replicating the results visually with having no idea what the preset actually did is easy enough - seeing the adjustment blocks it adds and the parameters it is using makes it a no-brainer.
RB

Is it possible to apply a saved adjustment preset to a mask

I am photographing an old photo album that has many badly faded photos. In Aperture I want to be able to apply the same adjustments to the photos on each page without changing the page that they are 'stuck' to. I can do it with the standard presets but not my saved ones!! Any ideas?

You could make several duplicates of the image in Aperture, then crop each of those duplicates to the individual photo you want to adjust, then apply your adjustments.
Otherwise, you'll need a program which would allow you to make detailed masks, such as Photoshop or Pixelmator. With one of those programs, you could isolate each image with a mask and individually apply adjustments/filters on each one without affecting the "border" areas.

PHOTOSHOP CS5 ADJUSTMENT PRESET? *Expert*

Im currently working on wedding photos right now, and i have a nice color theme to go by.
Is there a way i can set a whole preset or apply these settings to a batch of photos instead of making changes one by one?
(settings I'm doing below)
*activate photo tab in photoshop cs5 window*
-Smart Sharpen
-Brightness & Contrast
-Hue, Saturation (saturating)
-New Fill Layer (Exclusion)
-Resize
-Flatten
FINISH
is there any way i can apply these changes to a batch like you can in Camera Raw?
or can i set some sort of preset??
i know about the tools preset but that doesn't help with the changes I'm making.
also, each setting DOES save the latest value i use, but its still inconvenient to open each adjustment the same time for EVRY photo, even using shortcuts.
considering the power of this program, there MUST be some convenient way to edit more than one photo if I'm applying the same exact setting each time,
am i missing something here or do i actually have to do these one by one?

You may also be interested in integrating Camera Raw into your workflow so that you can use it's presets .
See Russell Brown's
CS5 Script: Edit Layers in ACR 1.1.5
Episode # CS5_039
http://russellbrown.com/scripts.html
Ideally Adobe would integrate ACR with PS in a way that could be actioned and doesn't strip paths, etc, but my hopes aren't high.

Can you adjust preset title effects on Final Cut Pro X

Im trying to play with the anchor points on a preset title effect called DRAMATICA. The lettes LEAVE too quickly and don´t allow enough time to be read.
Can that be done? Is it possible to adjust the titles setting? Can the anchor point be adjusted for duration?
Thanks!

If you mean changing the relative duration of the various phases of the title, you'd have to open a copy in Motion; but be warned that, at least for an inexperienced user of Motion like myself, it seems to be a quite sophisticated title. There are complex behaviors involved, so it is not like some where you'd just publish another parameter and be done with it.

Request for relative value adjustment presets

Once I adjust an image's tonality, my presets will throw the previous tonality adjustments out the window. This discourages me from using presets, unless the initial exposure was spot on.
I'd like to save two sets of presets. One set, that adjusts the absolute values to quickly get the tonality about where I want it. Then, another set of relative presets that will apply my 'stylizing' effects, and only tweak the previous tonality adjustments.
Relative presets would allow for a preset to be applied multiple times to increase its intensity.
Thanks,
Jeff

Some workarounds to consider for the interim:
- Break your presets into pieces that exclude things that may be already adjusted well enough in some cases, and apply presets selectively.
- Use DevAdjust. It does just what you want, although not as seemlessly as a native solution would.
Rob

Relative Adjustment Presets

Perhaps this has already been raised here. The Preset would have all of the current parameters we now enjoy, but the imposed value changes would simply be Relative to the current values, rather than Absolutes values. Any parameter not specified would be Left Alone, not necessarily returned to the default or zeroed- state.
Not sure of the merit of including local adjustments, Brush, Gradient, Spot, Crop, in this idea of Relative Adjustment, however.
John-

I definitely echo this request! It's a feature that I've wanted since the beginning of Lightroom. It really seems like it would add to the value of the develop presets. It would make adding a certain "look" very easy. Anyway... just wanted to give this idea some love.

Adjustment presets a-la "film type" effects

Are there downloadable presets out there that imitate various film characteristics? For example: Velvia, T-Max, etc...
Or is this outside of Aperture's scope and abilities?

i'm completely intrigued by these presets. i love the idea of having them around. how did you come up with them?
also, i would assume that the best way to apply the presets would be to adjust exposure, contrast, and probably most important, white balance to get a pleasing, accurate color rendition. then finally apply the monochrome conversion. was that your intent here?
thanks for sharing.
scott
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Adding an Adjustment Preset which adds a new brick?

I've created some new presets with good results but now I want to do something slightly different.
After picking Auto Enhance, I'd like to back down the red in an image. I can go to the Levels brick and pick the red Channel and make an adjustment there but I want a way to create a 'Less Red' Preset that doesn't step on any prior values in that brick. Adjusting a brick in a Preset overwrites the prior values. Better, I'd like a Preset that adds a new Levels brick and tweaks only the red setting. (Yes, I know I can lower the Red saturation in a very detailed manner in a the Color brick.)
How do I create a preset that creates a new instance of a brick?

Neil G wrote:
I'm afraid you're following me down a rabbit hole. :-)
We made that jump hours ago .
Neil G wrote:
Yes, your suggested 'NeilsGlyphs' solution also solves the issue but my quest was for an ad hoc Red adjustment, not deciding up front that the image might need some Red bias later.
So ... set the second Levels Brick to a null but enabled red adjustment. Leave it untouched unless needed.
In truth, the functionality you want is built into the Levels Brick, but is not displayed. If you apply Auto-Levels, you will see the histogram change (assuming Auto-Levels makes changes). You can then use the drop-down to change to "red". Red, Green, and Blue are each _separate_ controls in the Levels Brick. You can make changes to the red channel -- they do not in any way change the settings in the (combined) Luminance control. You can see this by using the drop-down to return to "Luminance".
Your "ad-hoc" red levels adjustment is always there, even after applying Auto-Levels.
In essence, you want separate contols for Luminance and for individual color channels. I do to. I'd like to see the Levels Brick have an expanded view -- just like the Colors Brick is -- showing all four Levels controls: Combined Luminance, R, G, & B. That it doesn't (afaict) baffles me: short experimentation with the Brick will show you that all four controls are separately contained in the Brick -- they're just not viewable all at once.
NB: There is what I would classify as a bug in there as well. The changes made to a color channel in the Levels Brick when they are made in addition to changes made to the (combined) Luminance channel are not picked up by the Lift & Stamp tool or when used in a Preset, even though the changes are applied to the Image. The Levels Brick should be better implemented.
"Aperture→Provide Aperture Feedback".
Neil G wrote:
Thanks for your time.
You're welcome .
Message was edited by: Kirby Krieger

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