Change History and Smart Adjustments

Paolo Rossetti

• July 31, 2023 00:47

Hi, I downloaded the trial version of Capture One Pro a couple of days ago and I would be interested in purchasing the license or one of the forms of subscription. I'm testing the program but I can't find two fundamental features for me: 1) the history of changes made to an image, which exists in any other program I've tried (Photoshop, Lightroom, Affinity, Luminar Neo…), with the possibility to review, modify or cancel each single modification. Am I the one who can't find it or does it not exist? 2) I can't find the Smart Adjustments function. In the user guide for the program I read: "The Smart Adjustments tool is located in the scrollable area of ​​the Adjust tool tab", just below the "style brushes" tool. In the trial version that I downloaded in that position the tool is not there. Thanks to whoever wants to help me.

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  BeO

  • July 31, 2023 03:43
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  1) does not exist.

  2) You can customize the tool tabs, even add more or remove them, and add/remove individual tools, maybe the smart adjustments is not added per default. (I don't know because I use version 22, smart adjustments have been added in a later version)

  So, try the following: On the tool tab's icon, rigth-click and select "Add tool", try to find the Smart Adjustment tool.

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  Paolo Rossetti

  • July 31, 2023 10:42

  @BeO Thank you very much, you were very kind to answer me: I found the "Smart Adjustments" function was added, following your instructions. Good day! 🙏😉

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  FirstName LastName

  • August 02, 2023 08:31

  2. As of my last update, the term "Smart Adjustments" is not a standard feature in Adobe Lightroom. However, Adobe continuously updates its software, and new features may have been introduced or renamed since then.

  Lightroom often employs intelligent algorithms and machine learning to enhance its editing capabilities, such as the "Auto" button for automatic adjustments or the "Enhance Details Matching PFPs" feature to improve image details using AI-based techniques. If "Smart Adjustments" is a new feature, it might offer advanced and automatic adjustment options based on AI or machine learning algorithms.

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