Adjustment are being reset when i click on them

[Mh.elhassan]

when i m editing my pictures on the ipad version when i move from adjusment to another like noise, clarit and unsharp they get get reset to 0...why is that it is so frustrating  and unproductve

[walt.farrell]

Sorry for the delay in responding.

It would help to have a screen recording so we can see what you're doing. But I'm going to make a guess. I think you're probably

1. Tapping on an Adjustment in the Adjustment panel, say Brightness/Contrast, and adjusting its settings.
2. Then you're tapping on another one, say Color Balance, and adjusting its settings.
3. Then you're going back to Brightness/Contrast and you see that its settings have reverted.

My guess is you've done all that without switching from the Adjustments panel to the Layers panel.

If that guess is correct, then what you probably don't realize is that each step (1, 2, 3) has added a new Adjustment layer to your image. If you switched from the Adjustments panel to the Layers panel after step 1, for example, you would see that you had a Brightness/Contrast Adjustment on top of the layer stack, and your image at the bottom.

Then, if you switched from Adjustments to Layers after step 2 you would see you had 3 layers on the stack: Color Balance, then Brightness/Contrast, then your image.

After step 3, you would see that you have Brightness/Contrast (not yet adjusted), the. Color Balance, then Brightness/Contrast, then your image.

If you want to go back to a previously-added Adjustment, you need to go to the Layers panel, find the Adjustment layer, and tap its thumbnail. That will bring up the settings for that particular Adjustment layer, without adding another layer.

If you click on an Adjustment in the Adjustments panel and decide you don't want that one, you can't just switch to another one because tapping on that first one has added the Adjustment layer. You need to press Delete (the trashcan) in the Adjustment settings dialog. That will delete the Adjustment layer you just added, and then you can select another one.

Here's a clumsy screen recording I just made to show some of this, though not the part about using Delete from the Adjustment settings dialog. (Sorry, I always get the beginning and end messed up doing this on the iPad; I need more practice.)