Understanding the difference between the adjustment tab from the studio and when i selct the adjustment tab in layers

[JerryYachats]

i ihave not used the adjustment tab from the studio because I don't care to see icons for basic tasks BUT never realized it has functions different from launching adjustments from the icon in the layers pallet. For instance it became apparent to me when I tried to use LUTs. What am I missing and not understanding why the same name "adjustment" yields different features depending upon where it is launched?

 Also I have a suggestion for a possibly easy addition.  after I create a selection and then create a spare channel I try to always name that channel. It would be a real nice time saver if you had a check box appear at that time offering to save the spare channel with a new name.

this is not a big problem but would certainly be a nice convenience

 

Thanks

Jerry

[NotMyFault]

6 hours ago, JerryYachats said:

For instance it became apparent to me when I tried to use LUTs

Can you explain what you observed ?

In essence, you can save presets, and when you haven’t yet saved a preset, you can’t choose it. So you can always create one from scratch, but only reuse those you have saved before. 
despite from that, I don’t know any difference.

 

 

[thomaso]

11 hours ago, JerryYachats said:

What am I missing and not understanding why the same name "adjustment" yields different features depending upon where it is launched?

What makes you think so? Try this:
1. Select a layer.
2. Assign an Adjustment via the Layers Panel.
3. Do not close the adjustment options window.
4. From the main menu "Layer" choose this adjustment name once more.
5. You will see no change in the still open adjustment options window.
– optional: Now you can toggle in the Layers Panel between this two adjustments by clicking their layers.

If you see a change, what are the differences?

p.s.: are they 8? 😉

[Old Bruce]

1 hour ago, thomaso said:

If you see a change, what are the differences?

p.s.: are they 8?

One for each leg from the itsy bitsy spider.