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Raw & Post Processing, Printing => Adobe Lightroom Q&A => Topic started by: marcgoldring on September 03, 2007, 09:10:32 pm
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Here's the story:
I changed all the saturation sliders to -100 to get a black and white image. Nice b&w on the screen. I then saved this as a preset and left the settings as they were - treatment (color) was checked and color and saturation were checked as well. Fine. Now when I got back to the imported version of the file and click on my preset, nothing happens.
I know there's something here I'm not getting. Only question is - what? Any help greatly appreciated!
Marco
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Here's the story:
I changed all the saturation sliders to -100 to get a black and white image. Nice b&w on the screen. I then saved this as a preset and left the settings as they were - treatment (color) was checked and color and saturation were checked as well. Fine. Now when I got back to the imported version of the file and click on my preset, nothing happens.
I know there's something here I'm not getting. Only question is - what? Any help greatly appreciated!
Marco
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Marco,
Look at the screenshot below. In the preset dialog, you probably did check the Saturation checkbox instead of Color Adjustments.
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Francois - duh, yup, you got that right! Thanks so much. Can you tell me the difference then what does checking the saturation box do? From what I can see, nothing, but clearly I'm not seeing something!!
Marco
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Francois - duh, yup, you got that right! Thanks so much. Can you tell me the difference then what does checking the saturation box do? From what I can see, nothing, but clearly I'm not seeing something!!
Marco
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It's for the - global - saturation setting in the basic tab (grouped with clarity and vibrance in the "presence" section).