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No problem at all Mike… thanks for taking the time to comment…..it certainly helps things run a bit smoother, especially if you are working with larger files or larger volumes…. All the best..:)

Noted! Cheers..:)

Cheers

Thanks for your comment....I'll look into your point around 'lossy dng'. After years of working with DNG's, I'm yet to experience any compromise with quality when compared to raw files.

@@betterpics1770 I am pretty in the same situation. It is almost 10years I am using DNG. Now I am interested in lossy DNG but I am missing expérience. The opinion of other users is then important. Thanks for you Quick answer.

Thanks for your comment. This video is a demonstration of the process and how to access it in Lightroom. Results will be different for each image, shoot settings, camera and lens combination, so best option is to test with your own images and compare results on the best way to increase resolution of your images, of which there are a few options.

@@betterpics1770 Ok excuse me if I was a bit ehm rude.

Not yet, but will have a comparison video coming soon...:)

I was exactly the same. Thanks for the kind words, always appreciated.

Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it..:)

No probs at all, glad it helped..:)

Not within Lightroom unfortunately. That is when you would need to step into photoshop to bring in one or multiple source images and use a method of warping and moving them to align correctly with the adjacent image/s.

It will definitely perform better and worse depending on the images, which is nothing new in the ai space…… relatively speaking though, we are still in the early stages of development for these tools, no doubt, they will get better…

I've had the opposite results, this is a game changer and a massive time saver!

@@jonowebster Great to hear!!

They did, new updates.

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I agree…. Obviously it is system dependant but current version is a long process. Hopefully see improvements with future release’s..:)

Yes there is!!… exactly the same as bulk selecting multiple images in ACR for any normal adjustment….select the images you wish to denoise and go through the same process. It will process all the images you have selected and create the new files as per the process demonstrated in the video… I am using Camera Raw version 16.2.1.1767….keep in mind, it will be a long process. If it is a lot of images, probably something I would do overnight or while I am busy doing something else….

I released a video this afternoon that shows the process...:) th-cam.com/video/zrSVgRfvtrA/w-d-xo.html

I found it in here th-cam.com/video/KYQ72vjHoOc/w-d-xo.html It can be done on Lightroom Classic (not the regular Lightroom).

Well, it didn't help me. I mean, it worked fine on Lightroom Classic, but I'm used to Lightroom (regular, not classic), and when I open the same image on Lightroom (that was resized on Classic) I see that it didn't change. It changed on Classic though. I would do them manually but there are more than 700 photos.

Unfortunately I only have Lightroom Classic. In the process of creating a video that looks at bulk cropping with LRC so hopefully that helps.

Hi Paul, this is working on the raw file straight out of camera.

@@betterpics1770 can I work it on PNG, because I want to reduce the noise when I was rendered images in 3d software.

@@betterpics1770 and how can I convert the PNG file to RAW file, is that possible?

@@paulthien97 Unfortunately not...you need to start with the raw file straight out of camera. You can see at the beginning of the video when I am still in Adobe Bridge that it is a .CR3 file which is the Raw file from Canon for this particular camera. Editing with a Raw file will give you a lot more flexibility...

@@paulthien97 Best option is to give it a go...generally a Raw file will give you the best results, but always worth trying...

No probs at all, glad it was helpful..:)

Thanks so much for your helpful feedback, very much appreciated....:)

If using it while riding your bike, there are a bunch of action cams that would be best suited for this. Small, easy to use and indestructible, mostly, are winning features for what you are wanting to shoot.....

@@betterpics1770 No I'm not searching for an action cam I'm searching for an Camara that I can mount somewhere for example on a stand in a courve so I've got different perspectives. I already have an action camera.

@@Elue-mtb Lots of options. Maybe look at something 2nd hand as you will get better value for money for the budget you are working with. For something compact maybe something in the fuji line, like an XT2 or something from Sony, they tend to do well in low light....

Thanks so much Ken..:)

Glad it helped...:)

No problem at all..:)

No problem at all..:)

Thanks so much and glad it was helpful….I agree… good to see it is available across both platforms for those who prefer one over the other…:)

Glad to hear it was helpful…:)

Great to hear and glad it was helpful..:)

No problem at all… hope it was helpful..:)

Hi Thomas, No problem at all, glad it was helpful..:)

Hi Ian....thanks so much for your comment...and apologies for such a late reply. I have had a hectic workload and been a little disconnected with TH-cam of late...so thank you for your patience...:) I often find the same for cropping in ACR and am yet to figure out why.... I think that if you are finding the crop tool in Photoshop is working for you, then that may be the best way to go, especially as it is so easy to open any images you are working on straight into photoshop.....I am a big believer there is no ONE best way to do things with image editing....If you find a workflow/process that works best for you then go for it...hope that helps....:)

Thanks for the feedback Bruce, much appreciated..:)

Thanks so much Murahi....glad you enjoyed it..:)

Thanks Adam, I'm originally from Brisbane so we are practically neighbours..;) Yes I was in 2 minds about the tilting...left it for another tutorial..:)

No worries at all...hope it helps..:)

Thank you..:)

Thanks Bipin.... hope you are well...:)

Hi Cassandra...I'm not sure why it would be doing this for you. Few options/actions to consider. (1) Restart Bridge/your computer (2) Check for updates with Bridge (3) Space on your hard drive

Having the exact same problem!!

I think you have to hit start job or something

No problem at all Cesar... glad you found it helpful..:)

Thank you Peter, yes it is..:)

Thanks so much and glad to hear it has helped...:)

Thanks so much for your comment...It is such a great tool...I have only recently been putting more content onto this channel and takes time to build an audience...appreciate the support...:)

No problem at all..:)

No problem at all..:)

Thanks for your comment Eigil... I am yet to find a solution on this as well. It certainly was a good feature to be able to turn local adjustments on and off so hopefully with a Pugh encouragement, Adobe will put it back in. Thanks also for the feedback on the music..:)

Have looked for this with no success unfortunately...

@@betterpics1770 Thank you, nice not to be alone. I have forwarded the problem/idea to the Adobe community: feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/a-way-to-toggle-off-and-on-the-effect-of-the-active-mask-only-in-acr-12-3?rfm=1&topic_submit=true That's the closest I can get to alert Adobe.

@@Eigil_Skovgaard Yes a number of functions that use to be very handy seem to be disappearing...many of which I have also forwarded on...hopefully a good outcome...

Hi Constantinos...Cheers for your question.....the arrows are still working for me to go from image to image....If your thumbnails are at the bottom of the screen (horizontal), you need to use left and right, and if the thumbnails are on the left side of the screen (vertical) you can use up and down, same as previous versions....Keeping in mind if you have made an adjustment, you need to click back on a thumbnail for the arrow options to work....In terms of a custom size for bulk images...you can do a custom ratio for bulk images through the crop tool... and a custom dimension/size when saving the images through the save dialogue box....It is in the 2nd box from the bottom called image sizing...when saving out multiple images at once, this will apply the settings you enter to all images being saved....hope this helps.....

@@betterpics1770 Thanks for the answer! To move to the next image with arrows you must go back to the edit panel if am correct and you lost a lot of time back and front. If you want make a video to explain about crop tool because i see a lot people they complain

Hi Constantinos....It is working for me even within the selective adjustment tools....within the edit panel, I need to click on the image again to be able to use arrows, but with selective adjustments, the arrows are working for me to move to the next image.....:)

Ivo Lacle thanks very much..:)

No problem at all..:)

Hi Arthur... that’s what I have found as well..... on either of those tools pressing alt and wheel on the mouse is not zooming in and out for me either.... cntrl and click is giving me a zoom in, default to 100%, but not specific control depending on the amount of use of the mouse wheel..... not a perfect solution, but something....

Hi Sandra, I just did a test on mine and it seems to be working fine so not sure what the issue is...Occasionally there can be bugs in downloads so may be work shutting down your computer and restarting to see if that fixes it....just to confirm, you are clicking on one of the tools for localized adjustments, (for example, adjustment brush), changing, for example, the exposure then clicking and dragging to use the adjustment brush and nothing is happening? OR are you looking for a way to turning on and off specific localized adjustments one at a time?

@@betterpics1770 I am looking for a way to turning on and off specific localized adjustments one at a time and I'm not getting

Thanks for clarifying..:) I am looking into it at the moment and will let you know when I find a solution. Thank you for your original question as I had not noticed that feature was no longer there...:)

Hi Sandra.... I have just been on chat with Adobe and it looks like this is a feature that is no longer available. They are keeping my enquiry open and will contact me in the future to confirm (not sure how long that will be)...Once I have a definite answer, I will let you know...Cheers..:)