How to use Photoshop's built-in adjustment layer presets ➜ kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hKt1fNuJr7HNoHU.html Image adjustments vs adjustment layers ➜ kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gclzZ6qlmuCUYHk.html Photoshop has a great new feature that lets you save your own adjustment layer presets. After adding one or more adjustment layers to give your image the desired look, you can save the adjustment layers and your custom settings as a preset that can be instantly applied to other images. In this video, we'll start by adding adjustment layers to create a quick and easy Bleach Bypass effect (often used in movies for a high contrast/low saturation look). Then we'll save the adjustments as a preset and instantly apply the same effect to a different image. At the end, I show you how to export presets to your computer and how to import them back into Photoshop. I hope this video is helpful!

Best explanation you can get. Thank you so much!

Super good tutorial style. Complete, calm, easy to understand, and best of all, easy to use.

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As always, so well explained. Thank you, Steve!

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Thanks!

The plus icon doesn’t show up when i want to save it despite the ive dine everything you said any idea what is up with that?

Unfortunately in my windows machine they are buggy. They disappear. I create them save them as presets and can use them. But if I open them later nothing is inside the group. They dissapear. The group is still there but when I stack it on top of a layer it is empty so no presets to apply. I guess it is a new bug of this feature.