Join Tim Grey for an in-depth discussion in this video Adobe Camera Raw overview, part of Photoshop CS6: Camera Raw.
When you capture an image with a camera set to use the Raw Capture mode, your …camera is not actually creating an image file. …Instead, it's storing a data file that contains the actual information that was …captured by your image sensor during the exposure. …Capturing in your camera's raw mode can greatly improve the quailty of the final result. …But it does require an extra step in your workflow. …Specifically, you must convert the raw capture into actual pixel values. …With some software, that sort of happens behind the scenes.…
But with Photoshop, we have the opportunity to fine tune the adjustments …that are being applied during that raw conversion process. …And we do that through Adobe Camera Raw. So when you open a Raw Capture, you'll …see Adobe Camera Raw, which looks like this. …We have a nice preview of the image that we've opened. …We also have some tools up at the top left that we can use to work with the photo. …We have a Preview check box so we can turn off or on the adjustments, as we see fit. …
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Released
7/12/2012- Opening RAW captures
- Setting Camera Raw preferences
- Evaluating with Preview
- Resetting adjustments
- Processing multiple images
- Basic adjustments
- Image transformation
- Camera calibration
- Focused adjustments
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 11s
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1. Getting Started
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Adobe Camera Raw overview1m 50s
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Opening RAW captures1m 56s
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Checking for updates1m 35s
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Zooming and panning3m 1s
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Histogram evaluation3m 44s
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Evaluating with previews1m 46s
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Snapshots3m 6s
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Presets3m 16s
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Resetting adjustments1m 33s
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Workflow options4m 42s
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Cancel, Save, Done, or Open5m 28s
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Processing multiple images4m 37s
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2. Basic Adjustments
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Image rotation1m 38s
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Cropping and straightening2m 42s
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White balance adjustments4m 16s
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Basic tonal adjustments4m 53s
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Presence adjustments3m 17s
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Tone curve adjustments4m 4s
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Image sharpening5m 30s
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Noise reduction4m 5s
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3. Advanced Adjustments
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HSL adjustments2m 21s
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Grayscale conversion2m 7s
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Split toning2m 52s
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Image transformation3m 56s
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Adding a film-grain effect2m 42s
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Vignetting4m 1s
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Camera calibration5m 21s
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4. Focused Adjustments
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On-image adjustments3m 55s
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Spot removal4m 58s
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Red-eye removal2m 22s
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The Adjustment Brush6m 15s
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The Graduated filter4m 6s
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