Drag the Highlights slider to the right to see the highlights get brighter. The white balance is close, but a little yellow and green. If this is a problem you may want to straighten the image in Photoshop instead of Camera Raw.ĭouble–click on nyc street horizontal.cr2. NOTE: The Straighten tool in Camera Raw crops off part of the photo. TIP: To remove a crop you applied in Camera Raw, click and hold the Crop tool at the top of the Camera Raw dialog and choose Clear Crop. When you release the mouse part of the image will be grayed out to indicate the new crop for the image.Īt the bottom right of the window click Done and watch the thumbnail update when you return to the Bridge window. Drag from the top of the line to the bottom of the line.
įind a line in the image that should be perfectly vertical or horizontal, such as the white column on the right or the corner where the red wall meets the white wall. To fix it, at the top of the window select the Straighten tool. The camera was slightly tilted when taking this picture. We think a good white balance is around Temperature: 3150 and Tint: –4 but you can adjust to your tastes. If you want to manually adjust the white balance, use the Temperature and Tint sliders on the right. Stop clicking when you find a decent color balance. Try clicking on different places on the white wall and white column to see how the color balance changes. In the main section of the window, double–click on the Class Files folder to open it.Īdjusting a Raw Image: White Balance & StraighteningĪt the top of the window that opens, click on the White Balance tool. At the bottom right of the window drag the zoom slider a little to the right to make it easier to read the longer names. The icons are fairly small and close together. Then go to Window > Workspace > Reset Workspace.Īt the top left of the window in the Favorites panel, click on Desktop.To make sure we are looking at the same thing: On the right, check on Double-Click Edits Camera Raw Settings in Bridge. In Bridge, go to the Adobe Bridge CC menu (Mac) or Edit menu (Windows) and choose Preferences-not the Camera Raw Preferences as some would guess!
We don’t want to have to switch back and forth between Bridge and Photoshop, so we’ll set Bridge to directly edit the Camera Raw settings. But the default setting is that a double–click will open the RAW file in Photoshop to edit the Camera Raw settings. Setting PreferencesĪdobe Bridge previews Camera Raw images as thumbnails or in slideshows. Instead of processing Camera Raw files in Photoshop, we can use the same process in Adobe Bridge so that we don’t have to jump back and forth between two apps. Making edits with Adobe Camera Raw, Synchronizing raw settings, Batch processing images, Benefits of working with raw files Exercise Preview Topics covered in this Adobe Bridge tutorial: During the course, you will get access to the accompanying class files, live instructor demonstrations, and hands-on instruction. Note: These materials are provided to give prospective students a sense of how we structure our class exercises and supplementary materials.
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