Video description
As a photographer, you have two options to take pictures; JPG and RAW. In both scenarios, you are going to need a consistent workflow for color correction, sharpness, and special effect. Join NAPP Instructor RC Concepcion as he walks you through all of the buttons, options, and functions of Adobe Camera Raw. At the end of the course, you will be a Camera Raw Master!
Table of contents
- Introduction 00:00:41
- Raw Versus JPG 00:07:26
- Opening a RAW File in Adobe Camera Raw 00:02:00
- Opening a JPG file in Adobe Camera Raw 00:03:19
- Changing White Balance for your Images 00:04:38
- Using Exposure and Recovery 00:04:18
- Adding Fill Light and Blacks 00:03:05
- Using Clarity, Vibrance and Saturation 00:04:27
- Updating your XMP files, Writing to DNG, and Syncrhonizing files 00:06:26
- Sharpening and Noise Removal for your Images 00:07:44
- Creating Black and Whites and Split Tones 00:07:41
- Adding Grain and Vignette Special Effects 00:05:47
- Process Version and Profiles 00:06:23
- Using Presets and Snapshots 00:04:29
- Using Crop/Straighten, and Adjustment Brushes 00:12:13
- Using the Clone and Redeye Tool 00:06:12
- Using the Eyedropper and Searching for Gray 00:04:50
- Exploring the Preferences of Camera Raw 00:04:15
- Lens Correction in Camera Raw 6 00:02:10
- Conclusion 00:00:48
Product information
- Title: Mastering Camera Raw in CS5
- Author(s):
- Release date: May 2010
- Publisher(s): Peachpit Press
- ISBN: 9780132480505
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