Lightroom: Ability to move Adjustment Brush Pins

Currently the functionality of dragging an Adjustment Brush pin allows you to dial up or dial down the various adjustments associated with that particular instance of the adjustment brush. That is very desirable functionality that would have to be redesigned in order to accommodate your request.

I never use the scrubby pins, so wouldn't miss that feature at all. In fact it often hurts me because if you click too close to a visible and active pin then it often changes the adjustement instead of brushing. That drives me crazy!

I would use a "move pin" feature all the time if it were available.

Move over scrubby pin would seem preferable for my work.

Would LOVE the ability to move an Adjustment Brush target in Lightroom! That way, in a series of nearly-similar images, I can paint in the adjustment on the first one, copy it to the others then go to the following individual images and move that adjustment point. This would be a fantastic time saver . . . hold cmd/ctrl and then drag that point and its mask right into place without having to re-paint an entire adjustment. We can do it w/ a Graduated Filter, would it be that hard to do w/ the Adjustment Brush settings? It seems like a no-brainer! Please?

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Lightroom: Can we please move an Adjustment Brush target to speed things up in similar frames?.

I highly support this request. Highly annoying and time consuming to have to redraw adjustment brush zones, when it would take a second to just move it.

Me too. This would be very helpful especially when applying a brush zone to another photo with similar content but slightly different perspective or placement (e.g. a flower blossom that is on the right hand side on one photo and centered on the other).

Lightroom - make brush tool point in picture movable, cuz we must re-paint same things again and again in other picture, witch are almost the same as picture before (studio picture). Thx.

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Lightroom - make brush tool point movable.

would love to see this so I can move one adjustment out of the way to place another behind it!!!

Like the others, I would use this feature ALL THE TIME. Can't tell you how many times I've needed to just move it over a bit from frame to frame on a sequence of shots.

OR... at least make the "Copy Settings" independent of the actual location of the pin. Then we could create a Preset for the brush settings & put it WHERE we want it.

I'd also much prefer to have this functionality. Is this anywhere on the horizon Adobe?

Hey,

I've made up some explaining screenshots on obvious examples. I have never used that implemented "dragging" functionality - Funny idea but honestly it never served me before.
BUT alternatively really dragging adjustment brushes would be AWESOME - I repaint these fiddly adjustments almost on a daily basis and always am annoyed that shape would fit but cannot move, so have to redo...

Adobe - what do you think? Wouldn't it be great and intuitive?

So thumbs up for adding real dragging(moving) and not only "readjusting" adjustment pins.

I'd even go further and say that actually implemented readjustment should be the hidden behind a modification key - while dragging should be served at first place.

What do you think about this?

would a new 'move'-item in the new (5.2) right click context menu fulfill your request?

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Add possibility to move (drag) local adjustment.

Sometimes (e.g. when copying/pasting local adjustments from one picture to another) it's necessary to move a local adjustment in a picture. But grabbing the pin and mouving the mouse just changes the intensity of the adjustment and doesn't move the selected area.
Please add the possibility to move a local adjustment (e.g. by adding a new item "move" to the new Refinements to the Local Adjustment Brush context menu.)
=> by this new item you would address this issue http://feedback.photoshop.com/photosh...

This is under consideration for the future.