Camera Raw / smart object?

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• Develop Lightroom and raw Photoshop smart objects

  I understand the function develop that Lightroom and Photoshop raw adjustments are the same.  So I adjust in one or.  I can then open the image as a smart object in photoshop. I can then perform other settings as an adjustment layer. I think it's the same as a function to develop Lightroom and Photoshop raw adjustments?  I understand the dynamic objects allows to edit not destructive and dynamic filters.

  SO my questions are: when you would not open the image as a smart object? Surely that I should always open the image as a smart object?  If I want to make objects not allowed to smart edition as Clone Stamp I can then create a new layer and then apply the Clone Stamp to the layer, I can't?

  Then, should I also convert all layers to smart layers or leave them as a normal layer.

  Or third, I'm away from the track?

  Check that the size of the file of this image saved under Camera Raw smart object... make sure that you ALWAYS want to use THE? Hope you have big hard disks...

  Camera Raw Smart Objects are indeed useful especially when you want to melt renderings ACR 2 or more in a single file. But Smart Objects are a lot more limited than files regular pixel. Use them when it makes sense...

• Camera Raw open as smart object is not re-opening Camera Raw on double click!

  I can't get the Camera Raw dialog to reappear after I open an image as a smart object in Photoshop.

  Note that I'm opening Photoshop CS6, no bridge or Lightroom. I use Open as... (Shift-Ctrl-Alt-O), then select Camera Raw in the file Type drop-down list to open a standard PSD file. It happens in the Camera Raw dialog box. After that making edits (and savings as a preset) I SHIFT-click on the CR Open button to change to Open ACE Object.

  It happens in Photoshop with the changes. The thumbnail of the layer shows the small icon of the smart object to this topic. But when I double-click on top the dialogue came not from Camera Raw. Instead, Photoshop opens what appears to be a copy built of the original image with no editing. It carries the extension .psd, not the usual .psb extension. In addition, any changes to this document and save it has bizarre results on the original image.

  I swear to you that I managed to do work once earlier today, but now he does this again and I don't know what I'm doing wrong. I thought that maybe that's a small problem, but rebooting did not help.

  Thanks if you can understand this a ton!

  Since I realized this file to open a JPG or PNG (and probably a RAW) as Camera Raw works very well. In other words, I can edit in Camera Raw, and then shift-click to Open the Object and the smart object works fine in Photoshop. It's only when I try to open a PSD file type by using the file > open as... (File type: Camera Raw) I get the weird behavior when I opened CR mods as a smart object. Someone know why it works with a JPG or PNG format, but does not work with a PSD file?

  AFTER THAT I have the JPG or PNG opened as a smart object, I can then save it as a PSD and smart objects work fine.

• RE: Camera Raw and smart objects

  Hello everyone.

  I have a question please.

  Inside of the 8.1 camera raw workflow options, I checked the box to open in Photoshop as smart objects.

  I noticed inside the Camera Raw, open the Image box to turn to, the open object box.  I clicked open, and he opened the Image as objects inside Photoshop the Smart.

  If I make changes to the Image, and if I Double click on the smart object, it will open in Camera Raw again which is good.

  I also noticed that if I make changes to the Image inside the Raw to the dynamic object camera after clicking Open Smart Objects I see the changes inside the Photoshop too.

  But if I make the changes to the Image inside the Photoshop, and later I Double click on the Image, the Image opens inside the Camera Raw, without modification.

  Here's my question: still The Smart object Image is a Raw Image?

  My next question is:

  I don't know if I open a Raw Image Inside the Camera Raw and if I click on fact, the image is always a Raw Image, which is good, and if I click on Reset low, will reset back. If I change only the White Balance and click on go back the Camera Raw and I chose as shot, the Image goes back to the Original Raw file.

  But if I do other changes such as exposure, any color change and click on I did can never return to the original...

  Last month I was in collaboration with the Lightroom and I noticed if I open a raw image inside the Lightroom and modifications to make the Image, any time I can click on reset and the Raw image dates back to its origin.

  I don't think that we can do this with Camera Raw can us?

  Claire removes the settings in camera raw completely. You will not see the setting on the thumbnail icon in Bridge

  By default Camera Raw will display the icon and double click on the thumbnail will always open in Camera Raw with the default settings.  The default value is "As Shot", that's why you see no difference. It is when you select a default Custom you want. He will stay with the Camera Raw file.

  See this article by Julienne Kost.

  http://blogs.Adobe.com/jkost/2009/10/setting_new_camera_raw_default.html

  Another difference is with JPEGs. Open a JPEG in ACR, making an adjustment, click 'done '.  Select 'Default Camera Raw' and it will always open in ACR instead of Photoshop.  Select 'Clear' and it's a normal jpeg which is still open in Photoshop.

  Basically it's all I know, I normally don't use ACR much.

• CS5 is the opening of the raw files as smart object files im working

  I just new branch CS 5 and find this big mistake. When I open the raw file in Camera Raw and I opened a jpg in CS5, it always open as a dynamic object to this small jpg I opened before. The same is my CS 5 when I drag a file on the desktop, it has always finished as long as a smart object to the file im is currently working with. Normally it should open a new file, not as a smart object in this file im working already with.

  If you do not want to open images as smart objects when you drag them in Photoshop then go in Edition-> Preferences-> general and uncheck the box 'Place or drag Raster Images as smart objects'. As for Camera Raw, the button open so-called in the Camera Raw dialog box? Open a picture or an open object? You can switch between the two on the fly by pressing the SHIFT key, or you can change the preference among the workflow Options (click on the link button - like from the bottom of the Camera Raw dialog box)

• Problem opening of raw as a smart object

  After editing an image in camera raw, when I click Open image CS3 opens a dynamic object.  Is there a way to reset the default to open as a NEF file?

  Thank you, John

  Click on the Options of Worksflow link at the bottom of the window of the cab, and then uncheck the box open in Photoshop as smart objects. Click OK, and then click done.

• After the upgrade of Camera Raw 9.1 all cases and objectives profiles have disappeared.  How to make a comeback?

  After the upgrade of Camera Raw 9.1 all cases and objectives profiles have disappeared.  How to make a comeback?  My camera and lens where in there before and worked fine.

  You can see a screenshot of the area of optical Correction to ACR, the list of the brand expanded?

  

  The ACR and DNG Converter store their profiles in the same folder.  If you have recently uninstalled the DNG Converter, maybe he deleted all of the profiles?  You could put them back by reinstalling the DNG Converter 9.1, which is available on the Adobe updates page:

  Updates

• Check-in: launch original raw, keep it as a smart object in PSD ok?

  For archiving purposes, once a. NAVE is embedded in a .psd as a dynamic object file,

  I can run the original. NAVE, right?  Because the full reference is contained in

  the smart object as long as I keep the .psd, right?

  Thank you

  Steve, if your question is about whether the smart object and the original raw file are linked, the answer is that they are NOT related.  If the removal of the original raw file will not affect the Smart object in the slightest.

  The opportunity to keep the file raw for other purposes is an entirely different and subjective issue.  It depends on factors like what the future may hold, if you plan to install Adobe abandons as many of us are, etc..

  Storage space is very cheap these days.

• In Photshop CS5 RAW photo as a smart object.

  I try to open a RAW Photohsop CS5 photo as a smart object.  I have the photo selected in Bridge.  When I go to run the file > run Bridge cs5, the menu entry indicates that there should be a menu that is displayed.  However, clicking on the spot does not bring a menu.

  In Photoshop, there are open an empty file to receive the photo.

  Why do I not receive a menu?

  Reinstall Photoshop resolved the problem.  Apparently there was some disconnect between Bridge and Photoshop that prevented their interaction.

• RAW files as smart objects not affected by LR5-related

  My understanding of the binding (rather than the coating) a file in the last Photoshop CC 2014 is that it would allow the file linked to be published outside of Photoshop and always updated when the parent file is opened in Photoshop.

  However after placing, as a link, a raw file in Photoshop, (which had been edited in LR 5.7 and retains the last appearance of LR), I find that if I reopen it in LR 5.7 and publishes them do further, it doesn't seem to affect the file in Photoshop. I don't get even one '! "to indicate something has changed outside the program that I am." Raw files are excluded from this feature? The raw files related still act as if they are "integrated" and more editable only by using Camera Raw?

  AdbeOper wrote:

  Benjamin (and two Station), I hope that you understood that I was not indicating that there is a low probability that someone in this world is a Mac user. On the contrary, that there is a low probability a Mac user was not familiar with the version of Finder Windows (I think that's what they call the equivalent Mac program)

  No worries about that, I know what you mean can't talk station but...

  As for the question, I want to be sure you pressed Ctrl + S in Lightroom to save metadata in the XMP sidecar? Otherwise, the new information could be stuck in the Lr catalog and Photoshop will not see a difference, as mentioned.

  Benjamin

• Camera RAW when editing

  I am currently working on an image in adobe photoshop, so I wanted to go back to the setting camera raw to set a few things, where is the button? ! ? !

  You opened the image as a smart object layer. If so, double-click nt the smart object layer icon in the layers palette.  ACR opens the dialog box for the raw embedded object.  Make your setting to the current will of parameter, and then click OK and ACR update the smart object layer.

  

• Camera raw preset on script or action

  I have Camera Raw files as smart objects in Photoshop and I want to start an action or a script to desaturate the image.

  Actions can't save files ACR smart object so I was hoping there is a way using a script and an ACR preset.

  I don't know how to write scripts, but I'm willing to give it a go if someone can tell me if it is possible, or better yet at least help me get started.

  Thank you guys.

  As far as I know, Camera Raw is not be scriptable. You need to open the files and then apply one of the many methods to desaturate the image in PS.

• Camera raw does not appear in Photoshop CS6 [was: Hi there,]

  Hi, I have photoshop cs6 and she has no filter to camera raw that I install from your site, but still does not appear on my photoshop

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  I added to my previous answer, so take a look at it and see if that helps.

  You can still use the preset in Camera Raw - quite simply, you have a Camera Raw filter in the menu of tax filers. That said, Raw files will always open in ACR, and you can set JPEG and TIFF images to open in ACR, if you want to, then you can apply your preset:

  

  In my previous answer, I mention setting ACR to open as smart objects in Photoshop you can change again once, if you wish. So that's all good solutions.

• Grayscale in Camera Raw

  After the conversion of a color image to grayscale in Camera Raw and save it as a Photoshop smart objects file, should I change the RGB color space in the Photoshop file, or leave it in grayscale?

  That all depends on what you want to do. If you want to add toning, then Yes. If you work just with shades of gray, not more likely.

• Overview of a raw file with layers and layer styles applied in Camera Raw

  That's what I've done so far in my editing process:

  • Open RAW in Camera Raw file, made a few modifications
  • Imported as a smart object in Photoshop
  • Tinkered, removed some unwanted objects, added etc. layer styles.

  Now, I want to go back to Camera Raw and make a few changes. Double-click on the smart object and I open the RAW file in Camera Raw. Then, I would like to make some modifications to the file RAW, while being able to see any changes in applied Photoshop. So far, I had to make some changes to the RAW file, press OK, see what it looks like in Photoshop with the applied layers, go back in Camera Raw and make adjustments without knowing how she will look like in Photoshop with the changes to the RAW file.

  Is there a way to get a glimpse of this in the way I described?

  Thanks in advance!

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  Richard Southworth