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Using graduated filters with Camera Raw

Using graduated filters with Camera Raw

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Using graduated filters with Camera Raw

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- [Instructor] Let's continue working with our image from before. You may recall in the previous movie we had merged a few images together. These photos here. If you skipped that step you could just select those images, open them up into Camera Raw, and then right-click and choose Merge to Panorama to create the new image. I'm going to click Cancel though, because I've already done that step, and we can open this up. Now what I'd like to show you is the ability to use a Graduated Filter with Camera Raw. If we take a look up here you'll see the Graduated Filter controls. And this let's us create a gradual adjustment. I'll draw this first one in from top to bottom and you see it creates a nice, gradual blend. Now typically this is going to apply everywhere, so if I pull down that Exposure it applies to all things. If we decide to put a little bit more Dehaze into that sky, same thing. But right now it's applying to all of the pixels. We probably don't want that. Notice, we have great…

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