Lightroom & Photoshop AI Presets 

It sure does!!

Which actions do you need help with? Have you checked inside your sharkpixel account where you downloaded the actions? Theres usually an instructional video that goes along with the products.

Scroll to minute 24:40 - I show them in ACR.

I just spent a ton of time trying to figure that out. I was able to find the presets in Camera RAW because I have LR and they are in Camera RAW. But without LR, I could not figure out how to add them into PS or Camera RAW directly. UGH. I also do not like the fact that once you edit in CR and then open in PS, there are no layers for each preset you utilized. No ability to tweak hair color on its own. You have to make all of those adjustments in CR first. It's baked in once it goes in PS. I like her portrait actions way better. So much more control!

@@MonaShieldPayne It's working in both LR and PS. Just open the camera raw in PS (Filter) then click on the preset button.

@@MonaShieldPayne Hello. If you convert your image in PS to a smart object first, then do whatever you need to in ACR using these new presets and go back to PS, you can then go back to ACR and refine the individual preset settings you have already made, as often as needed. All non - destructive and therefore not actually "baked in". Hope this helps. :)

@@davidholdstock Hey David, you're right with that workflow or I could create a duplicate layer for the filter. However, in PS you literally create a filter in ACR and that filter then is baked in once you hit okay as a new layer. Going back and forth into ACR for small tweaks is too time-consuming to say the least. Also, in ACR you cannot tweak the filter for the face, for example, to tweak the sharpening applied at all. In LR, you can. Consequently, the PS presets are, I believe, a less professional way of retouching. I like her skin retouching workflow action way more. I am sure though these presets will be helpful here and there, and for $27 who can complain :)

Glad it was helpful!

Wow, thats so awesome to hear! I love hearing all the ways customers like you use the presets in such smart ways!

Awesome, so glad I could help!

Facial recognition really struggles with sideways faces. So try rotating the frame so the face is not sideways and is right up, it might work better, then you can always rotate it back. Again, when part of the face is hidden, facial recognition battles to find it. The good news is it is constantly improving. So keep checking back.

i should have thought of that myself!!! such a simple solution, to rotate the image;-) thanks for the great hack!!!@@SharkPixel

Great to hear!

very kind thank you!

fabulous! What's your favorite preset?!

@@SharkPixel Portrait of course. But love the skin option and eye options. The hair is interesting so need to play with that more.