Adobe Photoshop CS5 Tutorial: How to Use The Camera Raw...

Mammoffel Says:

May 2, 2012 - where is the in depth view? You basically just told eople to "play around" with each tool.

MansoorMJLive Says:

Apr 26, 2012 - thank u

MansoorMJLive Says:

Apr 26, 2012 - i lyk ur desktop wallpaper

baghdadx Says:

Mar 22, 2012 - thank u

x1337iQ Says:

Mar 18, 2012 - some one help me please! I have now bought Photoshop cs5 but how do i get Camera raw in Photoshop ?? Is it a free plugin or ?? please help me someone

felixds333 Says:

Feb 19, 2012 - I found this tutorial useful and interesting...I have been using an older version of Photoshop and thought I would need to buy a new camera. This was an excellent introduction for a beginner. Thank you

OsuDailey Says:

Feb 17, 2012 - So basically they inserted Lightroom inside of Photoshop!

uPHALbra Says:

Feb 17, 2012 - that is what a tutorial is, trololololol. yea umad

Bull1the1Great Says:

Feb 12, 2012 - this reminds me on gavin train tutorial

pharaohz74 Says:

Dec 22, 2011 - Hmm... I don't think u even know what split toning is... Instead of being pure black and white, split toning creates a multicolor toning effect where the shadows and highlights are of two different colors.

pharaohz74 Says:

Dec 22, 2011 - Haha... The Vin-chen-ching is hilarious!

proudPoundperPound Says:

Nov 29, 2011 - impossible! this intro can only be done with after effects or vegas effects suite11

wab123ism Says:

Nov 18, 2011 - Can you maybepost a video on You Tube learning people about Photo Shop PLEASE??

mitchellmcduff Says:

Nov 10, 2011 - Do you understand what the concept of editing raw images? You are using a jpeg...

Junjelly Says:

Oct 31, 2011 - can't acess raw feature 

ownerragelol Says:

Oct 19, 2011 - i don't see "open in camera raw", help me please.

coleasheldon Says:

Oct 4, 2011 - Vignetting is said like vin-yet-ing. english and that silent g

coleasheldon Says:

Oct 4, 2011 - when you open camera raw all of the setting are at Zero mine all have adjusments on how do i change it?

Chicagoman36 Says:

Sep 29, 2011 - IS IT POSSIBLE WELL I THINK IT IS BUT WHERE CAN I FIND OUT IN PHOTOSHOP CS5 & IN PHOTOSHOP ELEMENT CAN I FIND OUT THE CAMERA MODEL MODEL OF A PICTURE IN PHOTOSHOP IF SO HOW? I THINK YOU CAN I KNOW YOU CAN FIND OUT BY RIGHT CLICKING ON THE PHOTO AND GOING UNDER PROPERTIES BUT HOW DO U DO IT IN PHOTOSHOP ANYONE KNOW?

leopoldfoto Says:

Sep 15, 2011 - You do make it to simple. You avoid problems and the explination ist shallow. Example: Vibrance an Saturations are different, but not so in your explination.

ImSuperdupont Says:

Sep 4, 2011 - "How to Use The Camera Raw Feature" with a JPEG FILE ?! EPIC FAIL !

r39525 Says:

Aug 30, 2011 - I have not used Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) so perhaps my assumption was wrong. I assumed that after you opened a raw file in ACR you would save it into Adobe Photoshop format, PSD, and thus not lose info to to compression. If that is true then why make adjustments in ACR? Why not wait until your photo is in Photoshop.

Azana Says:

Aug 30, 2011 - Adobe Camera Raw is used when you are shooting your own photographs, straight from your camera. When you open up a picture strait into Photoshop its the jpeg version. Jpeg is a compression it compresses the file and each time you save as a jpeg you lose more and more info. Importing into adobe camera raw allows you to work with the unadulterated photograph and then place it into Photoshop with all of its info (Not the best tutorial by the way not the best explanations) more? just msg me

r39525 Says:

Aug 10, 2011 - In this case I'm sure there are some things that can only be done in Camera Raw before converting the image into the Photoshop format. Perhaps there are other things that are best done in Camera Raw but could be done in PSD and then there are the things that can be done in Camera Raw but are better left to Photoshop tools in PSD.

r39525 Says:

Aug 10, 2011 - Why would I make all these adjustments in Camera Raw when I could do all this stuff using the regular Photoshop tools? Meaning no disrespect, I find that many tutorials describe how features work but gloss over when and why to use a feature.