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• Help! Problem with Camera Raw image settings

  Hi all

  I've recently upgraded to El Capitan in Snow Leopard. I use Photoshop CS5.1 and 6.3 of ACR. I work with my Canon T5i DNG files. (conversion from the CR2 files with the DNG Converter).

  OK, so this is the problem: before upgrading the operating system, everything was fine. Now, I noticed that all the files that I have previously set in ACR, are always "adjusted" visually, but all the sliders have been reset to default and some are grayed out.

  For example, let's say I have an image that I've desaturated in the past. Now, if I open it in ACR, the image is still gray, but all cursors are reset to zero, and the saturation slider is sometimes gray. Nevertheless, the color information is gone, so I can't go back to the original version of the color.

  Again, what are the DNG files, so no XMP file don't like using CR2 files...

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you

  Marc

  I saw your picture on my computer Windows 10 using Camera Raw 9.3.1. On my computer, loaded with the basic settings the image that looks like this:

  

  And on the Panel of Hue/Saturation/Lightness "Convert to grayscale" was checked. But the image was posted in the 2010 process version. As soon as I changed the version of process for 2012, all cursors Basic returns on their positions by default. I don't know if that answers your question. But it is the behaviour that I have seen.

• Camera Raw saved my changes before I press "done"?

  I have question - if I opened for example 100 images in Camera Raw, and I start to change and then say my computer crash down or something like that, is that I lost all my changes?

  Yes, you will lose changes made to the image if you do not click done or close the window.

  Kind regards

  Mohit

• How can I speak to camera RAW files settings?

  Hello.

  I have a Canon 60 d with a picture called Cinelookinstalled profile. I take RAW photos when this profile is selected.

  When I import my photos into lightroom, I see the color of the profile for a few seconds, until what Lightroom it restores the raw values.

  How do I return these settings?

  You can not.

  What you see at the start is jpeg embedded an excerpt of the file Raw - so you can see the 'look' that the profile provides - but Lightroom then renders its own Preview. and because he cannot read the profile (and even if it could, would not be able to apply it in a like-for-like way: DPP should be able to, but it is not in the same league as a Raw Converter), you lose the effect.

  To be honest, the page that link you gives you a clue. It is said:

  "RAW -Canon Digital Photo Professional allows to apply RAW capture profiles!"

  All you can do is try to reproduce the look of the profile of in Lr and save the result as an import preset.

• The camera raw settings

  Need help with understanding, openness raw with photoshop images camera raw.  It seems to me that if I change a setting in an image, the following image will have the same settings.  How can I reset all the settings in camera raw it is default?  My raw file's xmp with her file.  I want to only read these settings, not something that I played with in camera raw.

  Does make sense?  I understand the behavior of camera raw?

  Camera Raw is automatically writes the settings to an XMP file (or rewritten the current XMP if there is already one) every time that you click 'complete' or 'open image/object '. When you open a Raw file, the settings defined in the XMP "sidecar" are read and applied to the file.

  If you don't want the XMP sidecar to update with new changes in Camera Raw, simply tap "Cancel". If you want to delete all the settings, click on the drop down at the top right and choose 'Reset to the default camera Raw.'

• Where is change in Camera Raw to TIF images saved and how can it be undone?

  Being new Camera Raw I find there are advantages to use RTAs to make certain types of changes even to non-premieres images like hair that I have a lot of.  One of ACR adjustments I find particularly useful vs using the PS is to adjust the dark and light tones.

  I feel that ACR TIF file changes, for example, are "non-destructive" - that is, which means that I could always go back to the original at any time.  With changes to a raw image, I could do than to simply delete or even rename the sidecar XMP image. But it seems that the pods are not created for changes to a TIF image and so far I don't see how I could go back to the original TIF image / non-revised prior to the amendments of the cab.

  Just try to understand the possibility to use ACR for non-premieres images.  Grateful if someone could give advice or not ACR change my TIF images are in fact non-destructive, and if so, how could revert to the original image before changes in ACR?

  Thanks for your advice.

  Jerry Keenehan

  The changes are non-destructive, even to what is believed, stored as xmp data embedded in the tif (Similarly for jpg) file.  ACR does not have any warning that it is to overwrite the original file.  The pixel data are unchanged.  Of course, only programs Adobe will display the changes.

  Changes can be "erased" by right clicking on the thumbnail in Bridge, invoke develop settings and select clear settings.  The tif file remains forever altered in what a story is embedded in the file, but for all practical purposes, the changes are deleted.

  Richard Southworth

• Save the settings in 6.7 Camera RAW (Photoshop CS5 / 12.04)?

  How can I have the plugin do not forget the setting (automatic "white balance", activate the default purpose correction)? I need to convert in batches to a bunch of files-dog from time to time and prefer that it is automated, then work on some photos handpicked for the very best results. But that would require the plugin do not forget that I want the lens correction is activated and the white balance to be detected automatically...

  Thank you very much!

  David

  Hi David,

  You can save the settings that you have applied in Camera Raw as a "Preset" and apply to the other images.

  Please visit the following link: registration and enforcement of Camera Raw settings | Using Camera Raw with Adobe Photoshop CC | Peachpit

  Let me know if it helps.

  Concerning

  Tanuj

• I get an error message from photoshop cs5 indicating that my camera model is not supported by the installed version of camera raw. and to see the raw camera for more information help documentation

  I get an error when I try to open my photos in photoshop cs5. the file seems to be a model of camera that is not supported by the installed version on camera raw, he said. Please see the documentation of camera raw for more information.

  What should I do?

  Generally help > updates can do for you and it is important to get all the updates for CS5 in.

  If it fails, update Adobe Application Manager and let me know how it goes.

  You can find the update here: other downloads

• Settings the Camera Raw does not Photoshop

  I'm going to bridge to open my CR2 files in Camera Raw. I do all the settings I want and then when I save or open in Photoshop, all settings apply with the exception of the reduction of noise! Everything goes no matter if I open it in Photoshop or simply click "Done" and return to the bridge. My noise reduction does not follow... When I open the image in Camera Raw again, the noise reduction is still all there. What is going on?!

  
  

  (Photoshop CC 2015.0.1, Camera Raw 9.3.1 Macbook Pro, Canon EOS 60 d)
  

  Please see the discussions below.

  Camera RAW does not save the changes to the original file

  Camera RAW does not staying in Bridge/Photoshop

  Kind regards

  ~ Mohit

• After the update (December 2015), Camera Raw does not fit on the save new Camera Raw default.  It keeps coming back to the default settings.  Does anyone else have this problem?

  After the update (December 2015), Camera Raw does not on the save new Camera Raw default.  It keeps coming back to the default settings.  Does anyone else have this problem?

  Yes, this is the same bug.

  The engineering team working on it.

  We have no fixed timeline.

  In the meantime, you can restore the previous update.

• Settings in Bridge CS6 camera raw does not

  I'm editing photos in Adobe Bridge CS6 using Camera Raw settings.  It was great to work in a first time.  But now, whenever I open a photo in Camera Raw window, he has some sort of effect on it.  Photography has red spots in many areas.  The Red patches are not permanent, but it makes it very difficult to see the photograph well enough to change it.  I tried "Clear settings" and "Camera Raw Defaults" under "Settings of development."  And I have purged the cache in Camera Raw preferences.  I also tried update bridge under the 'Help' menu, but no update is available.  So boring.  Can someone help me leave "see red"?

  Odd. I saw that as CS6 had the GPU acceleration before it was abandoned. HM.

  I just went full DPEP in my previous posts. Laughing out loud

  When you were talking about red spots, it is salient facts clipping (and shadows, as appropriate) underway. Click on the top corners of the color histogram to disable them.

  O keyboard shortcut (that's an O as October) active / disables cutting highlight; U activates / deactivates the shadow clipping.

• Rename and delete Presets - Adobe Camera Raw (settings folder does not appear)

  Hello

  I want to delete, rename, etc... presets for Adobe Camera Raw. I use Mac so I open ~/Library/Application Support/Adobe/Camera Raw / but the settings folder, where the presets should be, does not appear.

  

  However, I can use them and if I, for example, I'm trying to open a doc of this file with Photoshop, it appears the library settings, as well as 'Curves', 'Flow', 'The Corrections'... etc.

  How do I access the folder settings so I can manage the presets? Thanks in advance

  

  Trying to find where exactly him are stored by clicking on both load and save settings. You can move them to the location by default if you would like, so rename.

  

• How can I disable all auto settings in Camera Raw?

  SUMMARY:

  I am trying to open my images in Camera Raw (version 8.6.0.254) via Bridge CC exactly how they were taken behind closed doors, with no auto setting whatsoever.  I already have boxes that automatically disabled in the Camera Raw preferences under default Image Settings dialog.  I'm shooting raw on a Sony A7r.

  MORE INFORMATION:

  This discussion is not be created without prior research on how to solve it.  If all goes well, there is a simple solution that I have neglected and missed when looking for her.

  I shoot my raw flat images on purpose.  Saturation in camera is rejected, as well as many other parameters of profile picture in the camera.

  I use Bridge CC to sort my pictures well and chooses to make.  In Bridge, I "prefer embedded" selected for my nail of the thumb in order to stop the automatic processing that can happen to the thumbnails here.

  The problem is, as soon as I open my raw images in Camera Raw in bridge, the settings auto kick and saturation and exposure are automatically adjusted.  I can't figure out how to stop Camera Raw adjustments to my raw images.  As noted above, all auto checkboxes are not checked in the Camera Raw preferences.

  When you press the shortcut "Command U" after opening an image, she applies to the auto settings, clearly indicating the Camera Raw thinks that nothing has been yet implemented.  Switch between 'Camera Raw default' and 'Image Settings' in the menu in the menu drop-down does nothing no more.

  Here are two screenshots.  How the thumbnail looks like the bridge, desaturated and flat.  The other is how the image is opened in Camera Raw with no user adjustment what so ever.  You can see how the saturation and exposure have been adjusted:

  Bridge Preview--is how the picture was taken behind closed doors.

  

  Camera Raw - directly after opening the file with no user setting.  You can clearly see the dramatic auto settings, but all cursors are defined by default.

  

  I would like to help with this, so I can see and work on my images as they were shot.  IM really hoping it is an oversight stupid on my part with an easy solution.  Thanks for the help.

  Technically speaking, there are not supposedly automatic adjustments for raw images. Open a raw image in Camera Raw default is applied to this image. Initially, these default settings are defined by Adobe based on their correspondence the parameters against a few test images (I guess). These default settings will be applied automatically because they are the parameters 'default '. If you want your images opened differently, take time to load one of your images and then adjust all the settings the way you want, to be initially. Then save the new default values of the camera to the camera. From this point, all newly opened images will have these settings applied. And you can apply these settings to any image that is already open by clicking on the reset button.  Note that you can have custom default for each camera, and you can even have different settings for different ISO settings. So if Camera Raw is a job you like, just take the time to customize your workflow.

• Restore the settings the Camera Raw?

  Hi guys

  Is there a way I can find the settings I chose when I open an image in camera raw?

  I need to apply the same color settings, other photos, but as soon as you have opened an image after editing in camera raw, theres no back.

  Is there a way to get around this?

  Thank you

  Kay

  Your original raw file is absolutely preserved intact.  When you open it, Photoshop brings the image into RAM and when you save it, it saves a copy of which is in the RAM to any format you designate.

  All of this without touching the original raw and ACR records your parameters in the metadata.

  Just go back and open the original raw file once agaim and you will see this drug is still there.

  RAW files are always read-only.

• Is it possible to transfer the PSE11 camera raw settings?

  I found a thread where it says that it is not possible to open multiple images in Camera Raw to PSE - 11.  But I would like to transfer the settings I make to a single image in camera raw in another image.  Is this possible?

  Thank you

  Skyzoomer

  You can open several files camera raw in PES 11 camera raw (7.4), but I take it from your other post in the camera raw forum

  your willingness to open several files in 11 EPS jpeg camera raw.

  One way I can think of offhand is open your first jpeg, then on JPEG files that follow use previous Conversion in the context menu in camera raw.