Double clicking the little icon on the layer doesn't open the camera raw window on CS3 for JPEGs, it just opens the same picture again but not as a smart object (so you have both smart object and non smart object version open). Works for RAW files though. Also, I don't seem to have an 'Open in Camera Raw' open when I right click. Hmm.
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Great explanation. Now I remember why I am so happy to be a Lightroom user.
Excellent Video Mark!
Great tutorial, thanks.
Thanks! Awesome video!
Great video, always wanted to know if this was possible; many thanks for posting.
Great video!
Double clicking the little icon on the layer doesn't open the camera raw window on CS3 for JPEGs, it just opens the same picture again but not as a smart object (so you have both smart object and non smart object version open). Works for RAW files though. Also, I don't seem to have an 'Open in Camera Raw' open when I right click. Hmm.
does smart objects use more space? i usually open image and save as tiff.
mark can u pls tail me which is the best entry level full frame camera ......
what the diffrent using camera raw and light room ?
Just hold alt when doing levels to see where your losing parts of the image...
@xROBERTxDAVISx Nope, no 'Open with Camera Raw' to be seen. =\
Sorry...this looks so great, but it is totally over my head!!
3rd
First :)