All language subtitles for 85 - Tone Curve Adjustments

With our adjustments complete,
we can revisit

with our adjustments complete.

We can revisit a concept
that we touched on earlier,

known as Adjustment Presets.

We've applied a number of basic
adjustments to this image.

Now, see, for example,
we wanted to save these adjustments

and apply them
exactly the same way to another image

or multiple images.

To do so,
we can save this adjustment as a preset

by clicking on the plus sign
next to the presets heading.

So just look on your presets panel
over here and click on the plus sign.

Okay, we'll call this adjustment

adjustment one

and you can save it in the default folder
User presets.

That's fine.

Leave the auto tone checkbox unchecked
and under the settings heading,

we can decide exactly which adjustments
we want to store is part of this preset.

Since we've only made adjustments
under the Basics panel,

we can click check none
and then place a checkmark in basic tone.

And that'll cover
all the basic adjustments that we've made.

Now we did make one adjustment to clarity,
so I'll go ahead and check that.

And it doesn't hurt to check the color
one either, just in case

any of the adjustments
we made do fall under that category.

We definitely didn't
use any of the others,

so I should be good in that sense.

Now go ahead and press the create button

and you'll see that this

preset is now available
under the User Presets heading.

So we've worked with a lot of the ones
that came with Lightroom

and now we've created our own.

Okay, now click on any other image.

I'll just go ahead and click on this one
into landscape shot.

Hover your mouse over the preset
you just created

and you can see the preview of what's
going to happen once we click on it.

So go ahead and click on it

and you'll see the exact same adjustments

we just applied to the previous image

have now been applied to this one.

Look at the Basic Adjustments panel

and take a look here.

You can see they're identical.