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Click to view larger image A The Camera Raw dialog. Camera Raw Filter or Photoshop? A We duplicated an image layer. B We converted the duplicate layer to a Smart Object. Overview Pearson Education, Inc. Collection and Use of Information To conduct business and deliver products and services, Pearson collects and uses personal information in several ways in connection with this site, including: Questions and Inquiries For inquiries and questions, we collect the inquiry or question, together with name, contact details email address, phone number and mailing address and any other additional information voluntarily submitted to us through a Contact Us form or an email.
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For example, a photographer can add more contrast to a RAW photograph by adjusting the highlights, lights, shadows and dark areas of an image separately. That means they take up more space on your memory card and hard drive, but one of the biggest downfalls is recording all that data takes more time than shooting a JPEG. Taking a RAW image is actually pretty easy. Once the file type is changed, shoot as you normally would. Not every photo editor can edit in RAW, but most advanced platforms can.
Every camera brand shoots RAW files a bit differently. See Save, reset, and load Camera Raw settings. Set options to specify how images are saved from Camera Raw and how Photoshop should open them. You can access the Workflow Options settings by clicking the link beneath the image preview in the Camera Raw dialog box.
When you finish adjusting the image in Camera Raw, you can apply the adjustments to the camera raw file, open the adjusted image in Photoshop or After Effects , save the adjusted image to another format, or cancel and discard adjustments. Use the Shadow and Highlight Clipping Indicators, on the upper-left and upper-right corner, respectively to view the areas of shadows and highlights in your image.
Shadows are shown with a blue mask and highlights are shown in red. Access Edit panels on the right side of the dialog box. Open or collapse the panels as you need. Once you make adjustments in a panel, long-press the eye icon to hide that panel's adjustments in the preview.
You can also select a profile from the Profile drop-down menu. Once you're made your desired adjustments, click Done.
Here are more details on the Edit panels:. Adjust Aspect Ratio and Angle. You can also rotate and flip your images. Easily remove red eye or pet eye in images. Adjust Pupil Size or Darken. Access and browse through Premium presets for Portraits for different skin tones, Cinematic, Travel, Vintage, and more.
You can also find your User Presets here. Simply hover over a preset to preview and click to apply it. The selected image on the left displays a preview of the applied edits.
You can cycle between the Before and After views by clicking the icon in the bottom-right corner. You can toggle between settings and parallely view an image with before and after edits.
You can also temporarily hide edits from a panel when you long-press the eye icon of that panel. The images that you open in Camera Raw are displayed in the filmstrip, positioned below the preview. You can also move the filmstrip to the left panel, which is especially useful when working with portraits.
Use the Zoom tool at the bottom of the right panel to zoom in or out of the preview image. Double-click the Zoom icon to return to Fit in View. You can also control zoom using the Zoom level menu below the filmstrip. When zoomed in, use the Hand tool to move around and view areas of the image in preview. Hold down the spacebar to temporarily activate the Hand tool while using another tool.
Double-click the Hand tool to fit the preview image to the window. Some controls such as the Workflow Options link, that are available when you open the Camera Raw dialog box from Adobe Bridge or Photoshop are not available when you open the Camera Raw dialog box from After Effects.
When you view camera raw files in Adobe Bridge, the thumbnails and previews use either the default settings or your adjusted settings. The Adobe Bridge cache stores data for the file thumbnails, metadata, and file information. So far in this series on getting our images into Photoshop, we've learned how to set Photoshop as our default image editor. We learned how to open images from within Photoshop itself. And we learned how to open images into Photoshop using Adobe Bridge.
Yet even though Photoshop is still the world's most powerful and popular image editor, times have changed. These days, especially if you're a photographer, you're less likely to open your images into Photoshop itself at least initially and more likely to open them into Photoshop's image editing plugin, Camera Raw. Camera Raw was originally designed to let us process raw files.
That is, images that were captured using your camera's raw image file format. Unlike Photoshop which is used by people in virtually every creative profession, Camera Raw was built with photographers in mind, using a simple layout that matches a normal photo editing workflow from start to finish. This makes editing images in Camera Raw much more natural and intuitive. And, Camera Raw is completely non-destructive, meaning that nothing we do to an image is permanent. We can make any changes we like, any time we like, and we can even restore the original, unedited version at any time.
We're going to cover Camera Raw is great detail in its own series of tutorials. For now, let's learn how to open our images directly into Camera Raw. We'll start with raw files since they're the easiest to open. The best way to open images into Camera Raw is by using Adobe Bridge , so that's what I'll be using here.
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