Double-click to open Adjustment dialog

[bpedit]

How about letting us double-click on an item in the Adjustment list to directly open the dialog for adjusting? (Versus having to click to open the preset panel, then having to move to and click on the "(default)" button.)

[walt.farrell]

While waiting for an application change: you could use the pop-up list from the bottom of the Layers panel if you're wanting the default settings anyway.

[PaulEC]

The I’ve never understood why having to click to select the adjustment, then having to select the default or a preset, was ever considered better than one click to open the dialogue box, with the default settings, then only needing a second click if you wanted to change it to a preset. Surely it would be easier to open the dialogue with one click, and only click again to set a preset if you wanted to use one!

[walt.farrell]

7 minutes ago, PaulEC said:

The I’ve never understood why having to click to select the adjustment, then having to select the default or a preset, was ever considered better than one click to open the dialogue box, with the default settings, then only needing a second click if you wanted to change it to a preset. Surely it would be easier to open the dialogue with one click, and only click again to set a preset if you wanted to use one!

I think the intent might be that you scroll through the adjustment categories and look at the preset thumbnails to help figure out what kind of adjustment you want, and then just click on the one you choose. 

If you didn't need to see them, and just want a default adjustment of a known type, you can use the list from the Layers panel instead.

[PaulEC]

I suppose it depends on how you work. I know which adjustment I want, and rarely use presets. For me, as you say, it would be better to get rid of the Adjustments Panel, and just use the adjustments from the Layers Panel instead! It just seems easier to have the Adjustments Panel open, when making several different adjustments, rather than having to keep opening the list from the Layers Panel.