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In the previous upgrade to Photoshop (ACR) the allowed the user to save a basic xmp file of the ACR settings. I basically used it for a reverse curve to start working with negatives in ACR, worked well. Last week ACR/Photoshop was upgraded and it seems this feature was removed, to make it worse it is difficult to set a reverse curve, and I can't find a way to save my settings also the xmp files I did save are no longer available. Does anyone have a workaround for this?

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I never messed with xmp files. Just reverse the curves of the DNG, which still works fine in the upgrade. I wrote a little program for that and a few quick and crude adjustments which sits in my User Presets. Sorry I can't help, but interested in hearing others.

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After tearing my hair out, found the "Load Settings" button and the xmp files I created were there. Digging around for a while there is a lot to like in this version, just was a big change from and upgrade they did 2 to 3 months ago. It is still tough to reverse the curve setting will have to work on that.

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55 minutes ago, tommonego@gmail.com said:

Just finding it is tough to reverse the curve, the curve graph lets me move one point but not the second point. IU'll have to check out user presets.

Sorry for asking the obvious, but have you first selected the point curve mode (not region)? 
Edit... I’m thinking of LR, not PS, but maybe same applies

Jeff

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vor 50 Minuten schrieb Jeff S:

Sorry for asking the obvious, but have you first selected the point curve mode (not region)? 
Edit... I’m thinking of LR, not PS, but maybe same applies

Jeff

In think it is probably the same yes I am choosing the point curve, I can move the first point, but can't get the second point to move, so I either have black or white image, won't let me make an inverse curve. If I exit the point mode it reverts to the standard curve slope.

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