The Optics Panel in Camera Raw in Photoshop – Instructions

A picture of a user removing chromatic aberration fringe within the Optics panel in Camera Raw in Photoshop.
Overview:             The Optics panel in Camera Raw in Photoshop lets you correct image defects caused by lens distortions in a camera raw image. These tools let you easily correct image perspective flaws and chromatic aberrations from camera lenses that may appear in a camera raw image.             To show the Optics panel in Camera
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The Color Grading Panel in Camera Raw in Photoshop – Instructions

A picture of a user applying a color to a selected tonal range using the Color Grading panel in Camera Raw in Photoshop.
Overview:             The Color Grading panel in the Camera Raw dialog box in Photoshop lets you apply color either globally or to only selected tonal ranges in a camera raw image. You can apply color using the Color Grading panel to either color or black and white images, depending on the desired effect you want
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The Color Mixer Panel in Camera Raw in Photoshop – Instructions

A picture of a user adjusting selected colors using the Hue Targeted Adjustment Tool in the Color Mixer panel in Camera Raw in Photoshop.
Overview:             The Color Mixer panel in the Camera Raw dialog box in Photoshop lets you adjust the hue, saturation, and luminance of specific color ranges in a camera raw image. Note that if you select the “B&W” button at the top of the Edit panel, then this tab is instead the “B&W Mixer,” but
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Detail Adjustments in Camera Raw in Photoshop – Instructions

A picture of a user applying detail adjustments in Camera Raw in Photoshop to automatically remove noise.
Overview:             After making basic tonal adjustments to an image, if needed, you can then make detail adjustments in Camera Raw in Photoshop, if needed. To make detail adjustments to camera raw images in Photoshop, click the “Edit” button in the toolbar at the right side of the Camera Raw dialog box, if needed. Then
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Tone Curve in Camera Raw in Photoshop – Instructions

A picture of a user adjusting the tone curve in Camera Raw in Photoshop.
Overview of How to Adjust the Tone Curve in Camera Raw in Photoshop:             After making basic tonal adjustments to a camera raw image in Photoshop, you can then fine-tune the exposure, contrast, and color by adjusting the tone curve in Camera Raw in Photoshop. To adjust the tone curve in Camera Raw in Photoshop,
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Basic Adjustments in Camera Raw in Photoshop – Instructions

A picture of a user applying basic adjustments in Camera Raw in Photoshop to a camera raw image.
Overview:             If needed, you can make basic adjustments in Camera Raw in Photoshop to correct tone after setting the correct white balance for a camera raw image. To make basic adjustments in Camera Raw in Photoshop, click the “Edit” button in the toolbar at the right side of the Camera Raw dialog box, if
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How to Adjust the White Balance in Camera Raw in Photoshop – Instructions

A picture showing how to adjust the white balance in Camera Raw in Photoshop by using the White Balance Tool.
Overview:             This lesson shows different ways to adjust the white balance in Camera Raw in Photoshop. Often, the first correction to make after opening a camera raw file in Photoshop is to set its correct white balance. The white balance of a camera raw image is recorded by the camera as metadata when the
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The Calibration Panel in Camera Raw in Photoshop – Instructions

A picture showing how to select the process version in the Calibration panel in Camera Raw in Photoshop.
Overview:             The Calibration panel in Camera Raw in Photoshop lets you select a camera raw process version. It also lets you apply color rendering adjustments for consistent color issues created by specific camera models, if needed. Process Versions in Camera Raw in Photoshop:             Before you process camera raw photos using the Camera Raw
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