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[d_animality]

ACR is "Adobe Camera Raw". It has been bundled with Photoshop since around 2001 or 2002. Most people use it as a RAW converter, but it works equally well on jpgs and other file formats as a quick way to make image-wide changes.

The same algorithms and controls, but with a different user interface gives Adobe Lightroom its image processing capabilities.

HTH,

Tom M

can u point me where to access it...? ive never tried it before

 

[Tom Mann]

Did you try Googling it before you ask someone else to spend time writing a long response just to you?

T

 

[d_animality]

i tried but most of the results shows adobe bridge and sorts... i dont get it...

 

[Tom Mann]

Google {open image in adobe camera raw} & you will find hundreds of relevant articles such as:

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/creativ...8.html#WS43B6DFCC-DBBE-4a9a-A985-7871DF914288 (scroll about 1/3rd the way down to the section called, "Open Images")

http://forums.adobe.com/thread/672764

http://tutvid.com/adobe-camera-raw-7-0-tutorial-photographers/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i8Z2QyeFRYM

http://www.learnmyshot.com/How+to+Open+and+Edit+Images+in+Adobe+Camera+Raw

HTH,

Tom M

 

[ALB68]

Hey d_a, and once you figure out how useful it is, you may want to set your preferences for all jpgs and tiffs to open in ACR first. I do, and the first thing I do is check white balance. It's amazing how much PS work you can save by pre-processing in ACR.

 

[d_animality]

Thanks Tommann and ALB68 i just learn how to set it on preference and now it opens ACR automatically before editing... i just notice that its like a lightroom but simple version and its quite useful thanks... ill try edit and post my result here using these new tricks