Undoing a preset

[Jim A]

I was playing around with presets, and after trying about a dozen of them, I found myself puzzling over how to just remove the selected preset and get back to my original edits. I couldn't find a way other than hitting cmd-z a bunch of times. Is there a history somewhere, or some other way to get back to the original edits?

[Andrius]

Hi Jim, applying a preset can only be undone in the way you've discovered yourself – a history feature would certainly be interesting, though! We'll keep the idea in mind.

[MacGB]

Well there are apps (Apple Photo’s f.e.) where the first preset is “original”. Perhaps an idea ?

[Jim A]

Yeah, that sounds like what I had in mind!

[Samanta]

You can click the selected preset to undo it. Or am I missing something else here?

[Jim A]

That works! Thanks!

[Samanta]

Yay!

[Frank Lehnen]

You can click the selected preset to undo it. Or am I missing something else here?

That really works but the problem is how do I see which preset has been applied????

There's really no indication anywhere. Could there be a marking on the applied preset, or some info somewhere to identify the preset??