How to Work with RAW Images in Photoshop
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
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Working with RAW in Photoshop will give you the most power and flexibility when editing your images. In this tutorial, you will learn how to open RAW photos in Photoshop through Adobe Camera RAW, load them as Smart Objects so that you can make adjustments at any time, and setup your project to work in the correct color space with all of the benefits of a 16-bit image.
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My workflow with raw photos in ps was to "Open Image" from Camera Raw then convert to smart object then the go back into Camera Raw from ps to begin my adjustments. You have totally streamlined that process with the one tip. Super helpful! Thanks
This is absolutely helpful and at the same time mindblowing!
Worked without adobe camera RAW for so long and i didn't notice the checkbox existed.
I'm saved...
Thank you for your instructive video as I'm an introductory-level editor just learning how-to edit my raw files. I enjoyed your snappy pace in this video. Straight-forward, and to the point.
Thank you! This was confusing me so much and I couldn't find any other help online that made it as simple as this tutorial! Nice work! Instant subscribe!
Love your tuts! Thanks for posting.
Thank you, Aaron. That was extremely helpful! It's these little things that make all the difference, and you are a master at delivering those!
Thank you, Aaron. That was extremely helpful!
Well done! Well done! This is an amazing tip that i can't always discuss to editing original raw photos by Photoshop or LR. Now it is time which i will recommend PTS much more from this time. Thank You! You're fantastic as always Aaron. 👏❤️
Love PHLEARN and these tutorial series.
Nice one! I usually open the raw files as smart objects holding shift on the keyboard, but this one seems to be more flexible.
Thanks Aaron! Learned a lot from this once again! Love your content
Thanks for this information. Never heard or seen it before. It's really helpful
This is incredibly useful, helpful and insightful. And also you have such a great personality. I loved how you spoke and educated the viewers. It was actually enjoyable to watch and listen. Thank you so much for the video. Wow.
Bro you're a GOAT. Thank you so much for these tutorials. Really appreciate it.
You made it look so simple. Thanks a ton.
absolutely amazing help thank you so much
Fantastic and useful tutorial. Thank you!
Instructive (nice verbal sound effects, too 😁). I’ve been using LR and then PS as needed, before going back to LR. Haven’t had any issues. However, this vid gives me another option - always good to have several workflow options.
Yes I would like much like many others some further explanation. I start with an image from lightroom that I edit and then transfer straight to photoshop if required to do whatever and when finished transfer it it back to lightroom to finish off and export.
Thank you for this! But I have a question, you can't go back photoshop to lightroom with the raw file you just done, and it will be destructiv no?
Great tutorial, thank you very much.
Can I adjust the levels while in the RAW editor?
thank you Sooo much, I was going through lightroom and often something goes wrong along the way. You are amazing
To the point! Just what I needed.
You are so professional !
That was super informative! Thank you!
Amazing video! I have been shooting in .jpeg for a year or two and have never touched The RAW setting until I found this video!
Exactly what i was looking for! Thnaks so much
Thank you!!! You learned me to take my next step in photo.
This is an excellent tutorial. Thank you.
Very useful!
Thank you!
Thank you... Great start for dealing with RAW images!
Amazing style... and info too
Thank you Aaron , you are one of a kind .
thanks man . you helped me so much thank you again
Great video !
Tony Stark sure knows how to Photoshop
Lmfao 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
HAHAHAHAHAH
Thanks, this was very helpful.
Thank you so much for this- super helpful
Hi. Great tutorial, thank you;) Is it possible at all to remove an object in PS while keeping a smart object and possibility to come to a raw image at any point? (I have to add that healing and clone tool in Camera Raw do a poor job in this particular case).
Thanks. it help a lot.
Thank you sir. Good stuff
Great video. I am brand new to photo editing and have no odea what im doing. This was a huge help to get me started
Loved it.
Very helpful!
Excellent as always!
Thank you SO MUCH for THIS!
I have learned so much from PHLEARN!! So right now I import and cull in lightroom saving as .tif files. Adjust white balance etc. before working in Photoshop. Should I be keeping these initial lightroom files as .DNG so I keep the RAW info going into Photoshop?
Thank you very informative for a beginner
great channel this makes learning FUNNNNN
one question here, how about doing few editing in lighrtoom then editing it as smart object in photoshop
Excellent thank you very much!
This video really helped me a lot. Thank you!
Thank U !!! You just saved me a huge headache.. Now, back to editing 😃
Awesome, thank you. I was wondering how to get back to raw from ps.
amazing stuff..thnx
Well done. Thank you for your support!!!!
Loooover YOU!!!! AWESOME its was my main qestion. now i can do more things than before. now i can find new answers on questions like a how edit this is all and work with layers and other other other! Thank you dear!!!!
that was cool thanks!
finally a video that covers this.
wow really interesting and useful :) I was wondering whether you would adjust sharpness in camera raw or do it all through photoshop (unsharp mask etc) thanks :)
Thank you!
GREAT TUTORIAL! GREAT CHANNEL.
Great info thanks!
BIG HELP here! I'd been doing my RAW adjustments, then flipping to normal PS mode and losing all of my edits. Much appreciated for the tips!
When saving as a "psd" or "tiff" we have the option to select "layers" and "save as copy". What are those for? Loved this video and the video on ICC color profiles.
Very helpful. Thank you! Btw, what kind of camera did you use for this?
Thanks its really help me out 👍😳
Great tutorial.
Totally awesomeness
Awesome thank you (out of curiosity is there any way you can save the image as a raw file instead of tiff? or is that the standard photoshop)
Thank you so much, you rock...
Great tips!
Thank you SO MUCH
Hi , mr Aaron i realy like the channel and i've seen many tutorial specialy with you doing it
And you make me smile every time i watch you :)
I have 1 question :
Recently i bought a new desktop for my photography and design work but i still have an OLD SCREEN
So what type and brand of screen do you recommand for this type of work
Thank you so much keep making tutorials we love you ❤
wow. you make it so easy. I like the way you teach. thank you very much. I love your videos.
What if you want to make changes after you've started retouching with new non-smart layers, such as stamp/clone, patches, or illustrated content. Is the alternative basically not using camera raw, but lots of adjustment layers as your top layer after all your retouching?
hey i like you video i have a question i been doing this way for my editing but while im in photoshop the prophoto profile looks good nice and punchy but when i export i know i need to convert to srgb i end up losing my look the saturation i work on disappears any way to compensate? should i work in srgb instead?
You're amazing 👏
This was a pretty cool short tutorial... I needed to learn this. Sidebar Question - How do I get that "spot healing brush tool"? I would love to learn more about that tool. Thank you kindly.
thank you!
great...thnx a lot dude
Wow, this is an amazing tip! Thank you so much for this video. I really love your videos and I have Phlearned a lot by watching them... :)
I recently purchased the Canon EOS R and the file extensions are .cr3. When I click on them to open them in Photoshop I get the dialog box , How Do You Want To Open This File? I select it to open in Photoshop, and check the box to use this program for that extension, but when I open up another .cr3 file i get the dialog box again. How can I correct this? Thank you!!!
Thanks so much I knew this was the right place to enquire. Love your work!
thanks for watching!
THANK you!
Thank you very much.
i was editing a portrait in lightroom and brought it to photoshop for retouching...and suddenly thought about the advantages of camera raw and its clearly marked icons for brushes and other tools instead of having to create layers in the main photoshop page....and lightroom directly opens raw files to the main workflow page instead of camera raw...
so i started searching...and this...this tutorial is the absolute god sent...
not only you showed the most important tip of ensuring to make the base image as a smart object..but you also answered another important question i had for a very long time...
LIGHTROOM IS FULL OF SLIDERS FOR WHICH A MOUSE IS MORE USEFUL THAN A PEN AND TABLET. ( of course ive got the Loupedeck + which made wonders for my workflow) THEREFORE WHY MANY PHOTOGRAPHERS SWEAR BY A TABLET TO EDIT ?
Im sure you didnt intend for this in this tutorial but you have given me a major paradigm shift ....at my entire workflow.
i already own a tablet and was struggling to use to edit in lightroom...and some of the portrait photographers and retouchers i met actually told me they use lightroom very sparingly and that kept puzzling me.
This tutorial...this actually answers a TON of questions for me.
Hereafter i am going to:
cull my portraits through bridge
import my images to LR
Close LR
Come back to bridge
Open the image i want to edit in PS
And carry on with the magic of camera raw
Open as smart object in PS
Do retouching (Frequency separation and Dodge and Burn)
Then export as JPG
Come to think of it, there is a good chance that i wont even need to use lightroom anymore!!
If you have tips where i can still incorporate lightroom in this workflow...do let me know..
The word thank you is never going to cut it....but for the lack of a better word...THANK YOU SO DAMN MUCH!!!!
Thank you
Thank you so much, you are a riot and I learn from you. wahooooo
Ohh nice 1 ❤
your video Are very good but your style which keeps changing with every video is also very good.
Is there a way to use the same settings you created before importing the photo into photoshop for all other photos shot on same day?
I know you use a mac can you tell me what spects? I need the proper computer to edit but I'm not sure what to buy thanks.
Can you open multiple files from camera raw in to layers, like you can from lightroom?
perfect!!!
thank you
this hair style looks amazing
Thank you this was great to watch....but when I did exactly as you said, once bringing into PS I can't use certain tools, it says to rasterize the image but there is no option to do that.....something is missed out...
Hey there! if you send us an email to support with a screenshot of your PSD file and layers our team will do their best to guide you 🤗
Just out of curiosity, what format does Photoshop convert the photograph into when it imports said photograph. Thanks.
it would be cool a video about drawing tabs, i just got mine and i would like to know something about it, how to set it and how to use it, how to improve etc..!
(also i'm the third )
Interesting video, thanks. Questions for you, anyone -
* I mostly shoot Fujifilm, so I switched from Lightroom over to Capture One Pro as I saw Lightroom RAW conversions left worm-like artefacts in the image, but Capture One Pro did not. I assume they anyone can just use Photoshop on its own for all editing? Also,
* As Photoshop is from the same Adobe stable, does it also have those worm-like artefacts? Finally,
* I’m not sure why you have to keep jumping back to Camera Raw to change things like WB, why can’t you change that in Photoshop?
Any help or advice much appreciated.
very very helpfulllllll👍