Well, on the one hand, does it matter? If it is scalable the slider works and if it is not, then it won’t. That said, things that are not scalable like lens corrections, Auto, and Upright are less likely to be in a third=party preset.

Great info, thank you for sharing!

– LRC: export is possible to only FHD/1080p with 30fps. The export took 90 seconds
– LR: export is with original format and fps (UHD/2160p, 60 fps). The export took 43 seconds.

Conclusion: at least from maintaining the original format and from a performance perspective, the video editing capability of Lightroom is far superior to that of LRC. For the latter, nothing has changed since 2017, when I followed a video on Youtube recommending a work-around with editing a frame and then sync with the video (I did some tests with my conclusion then and still now: nothing for me). I hope though that Adobe will upgrade LRC to the capability of LR in a future version, also with providing the editing functions directly in the Edit module.

Hi Arnold, We’ve been able to do that for awhile using the Level function in the Transform panel. Apply it to one photo, then select the rest that need it, and use the Sync function. in the sync settings dialog, check the box for Upright Mode.

Hi Randy, LrC has been able to edit video in this same limited way for many years (plus it can also export out still frames), but LrC does not have the automated red eye removal (just manual).

Are the editing features for videos available in LR Classic also? Same question for Auto Red Eye.

Thanks for you insights!
Randy

Yes, as long as the preset contains settings that are scalable.