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Introducing Camera Raw - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop One-on-One: Fundamentals
Introducing Camera Raw
- As I've mentioned a few times now Photoshop includes a plugin called Camera Raw. One day it should probably just be fully integrated into Photoshop. Don't ask me how. It should just be part of the program. But for now Photoshop and Camera Raw are separate and distinct. Imagine that the act of editing an image is somehow like being a passenger on an airplane. In which case Photoshop is the pilot and Camera Raw is, well, not exactly the copilot but a really great flight attendant. Camera Raw's primary purpose is to take a raw photograph and develop it. Now you may be thinking, what's a raw photograph? It's all the pixels that your digital camera captures without doing anything to them. Not processed or purified, just raw pixels. The idea is this. You can let your camera capture a plain old JPEG file, in which case your camera will do the image editing for you. The photograph will be cooked. It will be baked. And if…
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Introducing Camera Raw2m 8s
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Camera Raw basics4m 58s
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Working with a developed image5m 24s
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Zooming and panning4m 48s
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Working with panels5m 58s
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Capture raw, convert to DNG5m 12s
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Correcting for lens distortion5m 51s
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Removing chromatic aberration4m 25s
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Exposure and Contrast6m 12s
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Highlights, shadows, whites, and blacks5m 8s
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Working with Texture, Clarity, and Dehaze6m 53s
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Opening and editing multiple images4m 54s
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The real purpose of the White Balance tool2m 7s
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Camera Raw tricks and tips3m 32s
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