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Editing JPEGs as Camera Raw objects - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop CS5 One-on-One: Mastery
Editing JPEGs as Camera Raw objects
In this exercise, we are going to take a look at Camera RAW Smart Objects. Now I have already showed you how to open a RAW image as a Smart Object inside of Photoshop back in Chapter 24 of the advanced portion of this series. Now we are going to take a look at the topic in more detail and I am going to switch things up a little. So back in Chapter 24, when we were discussing Camera RAW on the first place, I showed you exclusively how to use Camera RAW along with images that are captured in your digital camera's RAW file format. I told you along the way you can also use Camera RAW with JPEG and TIF files, however it's one thing to tell you, you can do that, it's another thing to show you. So in the next few exercises, we are going to be working with JPEG images, inside of Camera RAW. Partly just for the sake of variety, partly so you can see it actually happening here. The great thing about applying Camera RAW to JPEGs, you don't have the high bit-depth that you do with RAW images, but…
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Smart Objects = protective containers1m 35s
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Placing an Illustrator graphic6m 29s
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Vector copy and paste options6m 56s
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Applying Puppet Warp to vectors8m 9s
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"Gluing" vector art for Puppet Warp5m 50s
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Warping art onto the surface of an image8m 7s
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Blending a Smart Object4m 30s
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Blurring and blending a Smart Object6m 8s
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Making changes in Illustrator5m 57s
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Creating "true clones"7m 18s
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Double-flipping text4m 44s
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Applying effects to multiple layers3m 24s
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Updating true clones in one operation7m 36s
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Editing JPEGs as Camera Raw objects5m 49s
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Creating a double-exposure effect7m 15s
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Masking and shading transitions7m 47s
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Applying and repeating Camera Raw edits6m 9s
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Copying vs. cloning a Smart Object5m 18s
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Flipping a Smart Object and its mask3m 42s
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Adjusting multiple Camera Raw clones3m 53s
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Text that inverts everything behind it5m 34s
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