Hue/Saturation adjustment layer, won't save presets

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• In Photoshop, CC (2014), the properties of Hue/Saturation adjustment layer disappear

  I am under Photoshop CC (2014) under Windows 7 Professional.  The program is updated.

  Today, when you change an 8-bit image, I added a Hue/Saturation adjustment layer.  Then, in the properties panel for this layer, with the on-image adjustment tool selected, I clicked on a colour in the picture to get a range of colors including saturation I wanted to settle.  Then, using the saturation slider in the properties panel, I increased saturation of this color range. Finally, I closed the properties panel by clicking on the double arrow in the upper right.

  Later, I wanted to change this adjustment layer.  I double-clicked on the thumbnail of the layer to reopen the properties panel and found that, while the increase previous saturation still worked, the saturation slider was back to its default position, and the range of colors that I had previously established was gone.  So, I couldn't make other settings for this range of colors.

  
  

  I then did some additional tests: I deleted the first Hue/Saturation adjustment layer and created a new adjustment layer Hue/Saturation . I created there still a range of colours as mentioned above, has further increased the color saturation, and then again closed the properties panel by clicking on the double arrow in the upper right corner.  This time, however, when I tried to change this adjustment layer, instead of a double click on the thumbnail of the layer to reopen the properties panel, I clicked on the layer and then clicked «Edit adjustment...» "This opens the properties panel, which, this time, correctly showed my original settings - the saturation slider positive adjustment that I've done before, and the range of colors created earlier was still shown. But then, on a hunch, I added a curves adjustment above the adjustment layer Hue/Saturation layer.  Now, when I open the properties of the Hue/Saturation adjustment layer panel again (by right-clicking on the layer and then clicking on "change the adjustment...) "), my previous settings were left - the saturation slider was to its default position and the range of colors was gone!  (But the increase in saturation still worked.)

  
  

  This suggests that there is a bug in the operation of the properties of the Hue/Saturation layer panel: in short, once you've added an additional adjustment layer, you can then go back and change the Hue/Saturation layer properties.  I am curious to know if others have noticed this.  In addition, Adobe provides to this address?
  

  OK, I'm not entirely sure I understood your message completely, but when you edit a range of colors with hue/Sat layer, and click and then back on again, it will default to showing the RGB values, which you can not make any adjustment to.  If you choose the previous color of the image, or a similar color, it _will_ show you adjustments.  As long as your picked color is contained in the previous adjustment range.

  YPU may also use the RGB fall down (actually they call him master today) and chose the closest color of your color previously selected.  I hope that you are not you can change the color range operated by dragging the four sliders on the two bars of color at the bottom of the properties panel.

  That makes sense, or I'm going the wrong way?

• The eyedropper tool does not work with a hue saturation adjustment layer

  I use PS CC 2014, and the problem I have is that when I have to use the eyedropper tool to adjust the range of colors affected by an adjustment layer Hue/Saturation, rather than selecting the color in the Properties window for the adjustment layer, use the eyedropper closed the window properties and change the foreground color in my palette.

  Here's the real hitch... the same thing happened to me at the school last night where a) the Mac is older and CS6 b) is always used.

  It's something with my user settings, to be sure, because the teacher logged into his account on the Mac I was using in the class test, and it worked for him. We have logged on my account and it still does work for mine.

  Any ideas?

  Thanks for the ideas.

  RP

  Looks like the kind of question reset preferences will probably correct.

  Press and hold Shift Cmd opt immediately after starting Photoshop

• Values of the parameters of a hue/Sat adjustment layer.

  Hello world!

  I'm sorry but I desperately seek a function for photoshop CS5 that changes the value of a HUE/Saturation adjustment layer.

  I searched several times on the internet but cannot find.

  I also tried with the scriptlistener but when I change the values of the adjustment layer, nothing written in the newspapers.

  Could someone else please? Thanks in advance.

  Does that help?

  #target photoshop

  setHueSatForLuminance ([0, 60, 0], [9, -30, 0], [0, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0], [0, 0, 0]);

  the hue/sat-layer function;

  function setHueSatForLuminance (master, red, yellow, green, blue, cyan, magenta) {}

  // =======================================================

  var idMk = charIDToTypeID ("Mk");

  var desc43 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idnull = charIDToTypeID ("null");

  var ref8 = new ActionReference();

  var idAdjL = charIDToTypeID ("AdjL");

  Ref8.putClass (idAdjL);

  desc43.putReference (idnull, ref8);

  var idUsng = charIDToTypeID ("Usng");

  var desc44 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idType is charIDToTypeID ('Type');.

  var desc45 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idpresetKind = stringIDToTypeID ("presetKind");

  var idpresetKindType = stringIDToTypeID ("presetKindType");

  var idpresetKindDefault = stringIDToTypeID ("presetKindDefault");

  desc45.putEnumerated (idpresetKind, idpresetKindType, idpresetKindDefault);

  var idClrz = charIDToTypeID ("Clrz");

  desc45.putBoolean (idClrz, false);

  var idHStr = charIDToTypeID ("HStr");

  desc44.putObject (idType, idHStr, desc45);

  var idAdjL = charIDToTypeID ("AdjL");

  desc43.putObject (idUsng, idAdjL, desc44);

  executeAction (idMk, desc43, DialogModes.NO);

  // =======================================================

  var idsetd = charIDToTypeID ("setd");

  var desc46 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idnull = charIDToTypeID ("null");

  var ref9 = new ActionReference();

  var idAdjL = charIDToTypeID ("AdjL");

  var idOrdn = charIDToTypeID ('Ordn');

  var idTrgt = charIDToTypeID ("Trgt");

  Ref9.putEnumerated (idAdjL, idOrdn, idTrgt);

  desc46.putReference (idnull, ref9);

  idT var = charIDToTypeID ("T");

  var desc47 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idpresetKind = stringIDToTypeID ("presetKind");

  var idpresetKindType = stringIDToTypeID ("presetKindType");

  var idpresetKindCustom = stringIDToTypeID ("presetKindCustom");

  desc47.putEnumerated (idpresetKind, idpresetKindType, idpresetKindCustom);

  var idAdjs = charIDToTypeID ('Adjs');

  var list3 = new ActionList();

  var desc12 = new ActionDescriptor();

  HDI var = charIDToTypeID ('H');

  desc12.putInteger (HDI, master [0]);

  var idStrt = charIDToTypeID ("TRT");

  desc12.putInteger (idStrt, master [1]);

  var idLght = charIDToTypeID ("Lght");

  desc12.putInteger (idLght, [2] master);

  var idHsttwo = charIDToTypeID ("TVH2");

  list3.putObject (idHsttwo, desc12);

  var desc48 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idLclR = charIDToTypeID ("Lee");

  desc48.putInteger (idLclR, 1);

  var idBgnR = charIDToTypeID ("BgnR");

  desc48.putInteger (idBgnR, 315);

  var idBgnS = charIDToTypeID ("BgnS");

  desc48.putInteger (idBgnS, 345);

  var idEndS is charIDToTypeID ("purpose");.

  desc48.putInteger (idEndS, 15);

  var idEndR = charIDToTypeID ('James');

  desc48.putInteger (idEndR, 45);

  HDI var = charIDToTypeID ('H');

  desc48.putInteger (HDI, Red [0]);

  var idStrt = charIDToTypeID ("TRT");

  desc48.putInteger (idStrt, Red [1]);

  var idLght = charIDToTypeID ("Lght");

  desc48.putInteger (idLght, Red [2]);

  var idHsttwo = charIDToTypeID ("TVH2");

  list3.putObject (idHsttwo, desc48);

  var desc49 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idLclR = charIDToTypeID ("Lee");

  desc49.putInteger (idLclR, 2);

  var idBgnR = charIDToTypeID ("BgnR");

  desc49.putInteger (idBgnR, 15);

  var idBgnS = charIDToTypeID ("BgnS");

  desc49.putInteger (idBgnS, 45);

  var idEndS is charIDToTypeID ("purpose");.

  desc49.putInteger (idEndS, 75);

  var idEndR = charIDToTypeID ('James');

  desc49.putInteger (idEndR, 105);

  HDI var = charIDToTypeID ('H');

  desc49.putInteger (HDI, yellow [0]);

  var idStrt = charIDToTypeID ("TRT");

  desc49.putInteger (idStrt, yellow [1]);

  var idLght = charIDToTypeID ("Lght");

  desc49.putInteger (idLght, yellow [2]);

  var idHsttwo = charIDToTypeID ("TVH2");

  list3.putObject (idHsttwo, desc49);

  var desc50 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idLclR = charIDToTypeID ("Lee");

  desc50.putInteger (idLclR, 3);

  var idBgnR = charIDToTypeID ("BgnR");

  desc50.putInteger (idBgnR, 75);

  var idBgnS = charIDToTypeID ("BgnS");

  desc50.putInteger (idBgnS, 105);

  var idEndS is charIDToTypeID ("purpose");.

  desc50.putInteger (idEndS, 135);

  var idEndR = charIDToTypeID ('James');

  desc50.putInteger (idEndR, 165);

  HDI var = charIDToTypeID ('H');

  desc50.putInteger (HDI, green [0]);

  var idStrt = charIDToTypeID ("TRT");

  desc50.putInteger (idStrt, green [1]);

  var idLght = charIDToTypeID ("Lght");

  desc50.putInteger (idLght, green [1]);

  var idHsttwo = charIDToTypeID ("TVH2");

  list3.putObject (idHsttwo, desc50);

  var desc51 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idLclR = charIDToTypeID ("Lee");

  desc51.putInteger (idLclR, 4);

  var idBgnR = charIDToTypeID ("BgnR");

  desc51.putInteger (idBgnR, 135);

  var idBgnS = charIDToTypeID ("BgnS");

  desc51.putInteger (idBgnS, 165);

  var idEndS is charIDToTypeID ("purpose");.

  desc51.putInteger (idEndS, 195);

  var idEndR = charIDToTypeID ('James');

  desc51.putInteger (idEndR, 225);

  HDI var = charIDToTypeID ('H');

  desc51.putInteger (HDI, blue [0]);

  var idStrt = charIDToTypeID ("TRT");

  desc51.putInteger (idStrt, blue [1]);

  var idLght = charIDToTypeID ("Lght");

  desc51.putInteger (idLght, blue [2]);

  var idHsttwo = charIDToTypeID ("TVH2");

  list3.putObject (idHsttwo, desc51);

  var desc52 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idLclR = charIDToTypeID ("Lee");

  desc52.putInteger (idLclR, 5);

  var idBgnR = charIDToTypeID ("BgnR");

  desc52.putInteger (idBgnR, 195);

  var idBgnS = charIDToTypeID ("BgnS");

  desc52.putInteger (idBgnS, 225);

  var idEndS is charIDToTypeID ("purpose");.

  desc52.putInteger (idEndS, 255);

  var idEndR = charIDToTypeID ('James');

  desc52.putInteger (idEndR, 285);

  HDI var = charIDToTypeID ('H');

  desc52.putInteger (HDI, cyan [0]);

  var idStrt = charIDToTypeID ("TRT");

  desc52.putInteger (idStrt, cyan [1]);

  var idLght = charIDToTypeID ("Lght");

  desc52.putInteger (idLght, cyan [2]);

  var idHsttwo = charIDToTypeID ("TVH2");

  list3.putObject (idHsttwo, desc52);

  var desc53 = new ActionDescriptor();

  var idLclR = charIDToTypeID ("Lee");

  desc53.putInteger (idLclR, 6);

  var idBgnR = charIDToTypeID ("BgnR");

  desc53.putInteger (idBgnR, 255);

  var idBgnS = charIDToTypeID ("BgnS");

  desc53.putInteger (idBgnS, 285);

  var idEndS is charIDToTypeID ("purpose");.

  desc53.putInteger (idEndS, 315);

  var idEndR = charIDToTypeID ('James');

  desc53.putInteger (idEndR, 345);

  HDI var = charIDToTypeID ('H');

  desc53.putInteger (HDI, magenta [0]);

  var idStrt = charIDToTypeID ("TRT");

  desc53.putInteger (idStrt, magenta [1]);

  var idLght = charIDToTypeID ("Lght");

  desc53.putInteger (idLght, magenta [2]);

  var idHsttwo = charIDToTypeID ("TVH2");

  list3.putObject (idHsttwo, desc53);

  desc47.putList (idAdjs, list3);

  var idHStr = charIDToTypeID ("HStr");

  desc46.putObject (idT, idHStr, desc47);

  executeAction (idsetd, desc46, DialogModes.NO);

  };

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