Control your edits with one slider in Lightroom using this trick!

In this video, I show you a way to dial back (or dial up) all of your edits on a photo in Lightroom Classic with a single slider. It’s a simple trick to give you an overall “adjustments amount” slider in Lightroom. Note that this trick requires Lightroom 11.4 or later.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:35 How to do this trick
03:38 What If I have cropped my Image?
05:40 Conclusion
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[@thomasfitzgerald]

A Few Notes: You Need Lightrtoom 11.4 or later for this to work. Also, you can probably skip the reset step, but I’ve left it in as it prevents confusion - In my opinion. But - I think you can just apply the preset without actually resetting because youve saved everything. I do think it's best to reset though in case something weirtd happens.

[@ianharper6015]

A neat hack and well explained. Thank you.

[@mahill2850]

Cool !

[@FlorianCortese]

Nice!!! Thank you, Thomas. Now Adobe needs to add this in an update!

[@Mark-qn9xl]

Good tip. You could of course just use Capture One where this feature is built in. I have only been using Lightroom for a month or so to help people at my photo club and have been frustrated by its limitations vs Capture One. Too many of Lightroom's tools are global.

[@mikechapman1280]

Hi Thomas, new. to your channel and enjoying your output. Not related to this vid really but I have Lightroom and have thousands of images with keywords but have recently tried capture one and like the layers system and colour adjustments. Would it make sense to keep L/R for its great catalog system and just import images to C/O? Mostly wildlife images for printing. Would be grateful for your thoughts.