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Lightroom Classic: Add to API: LrDevelopController.quickDevelopAdjustImage smallDecrease and largeDecrease
The new quickDevelopAdjustImage can use the parameters 'small' and 'large' which are aligned with some of the Quick Develop buttons. However, those are only for INCREASING the values. There are no parameters for the Quick Develop buttons that DECREASE the values. This severely limits usefulness of quickDevelopAdjustImage.
Request: Add parameters that are aligned with the Quick Develop DECREASE buttons.
Request: Add parameters that are aligned with the Quick Develop DECREASE buttons.
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bhargav_elb2k3vahaunu
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2 years ago
Thanks for sharing the feedback.
We'll consider it.
However, Once can use LrDevelopController.quickDevelopAdjustImage (settingName, size) with a negative number for size to decrease the values.
Thanks,
Bhargav
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rory_jaffe_99uz1dem13l5x
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John_R_Ellis
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photo:quickDevelopAdjustWhiteBalance ("Temperature", n)
photo:quickDevelopAdjustWhiteBalance ("Tint", n)
With n = -5 or 5, these settings increase or decrease the same amount as using the < and > buttons. With n = -20 and 20, they change the same amount as using the << and >> buttons.
photo:quickDevelopAdjustImage ("Exposure", n)
With n = -16.5 or 16.5, Exposure increases or decreases the same amount as using the < and > buttons. With n = -50 or 50, Exposure changes the same amount as using the << and >> buttons.
photo:quickDevelopAdjustImage (setting, n)
For "setting" equal to one of "Contrast", "Highlights", "Shadows", "Whites", "Blacks", "Clarity", and "Vibrance": With n = -5 or 5, the settings increase or decrease the same amount as using the < and > buttons. With n = -20 or 20, they change the same amount as using the << and >> buttons.
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With all of these, when the settings reach their minimum or maximum value, further attempts to decrease or increase them leave them at the minimum/maximum, just like the <<, <, >, and >> buttons.
And of course, this should all be documented.
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manu_mora
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a year ago
Thanks for all
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