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Using Camera Raw
Tips, tricks and the basics on shooting in Raw and post-processing your images with Camera Raw and Elements.
In part two of our series on the RAW format, we’re going to look at Photoshop Elements’ raw tools, and learn how to use them to process raw files from your camera.
If you own a digital SLR camera, ‘shoot raw’ is one of those phrases that you hear all the time, but what do Raw files give you that JPEG files can’t? The answer is: ‘quite a bit,’ and ben long tells us why.
In the new Photoshop Elements 6, the updated Camera Raw isn’t just a small update that broadens Camera Raw’s compatibility net to include more cameras.
Matt walks you through the setting differences in Camera Raw when applying to a person vs. an object.
While Raw is the image format of choice for some professionals, many digital photographers avoid using it. Here are the basics of working with Raw.
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