Many guess about the capabilities of the Adobe Camera Raw converter, but only a few use them to the “fullest”. And the reason here is simple – there is no high-quality training material. And Camera Raw is a “good wizard”, with which you can turn plain photos into colorful photos that will be worthy of glossy publications.

Content:
1. The difference between RAW and JPEG
2. Interface of the new Camera Raw 10.3 version
3. The Basic panel. How regulators work. Camera Profile Selection
4. The Tone Curve panel. The difference between the tone curve and the parametric
5. Panel Details. How to crush noise and sharpen
6. HSL panel. The principle of working with color ranges. Work with a monochrome image
7. Panel Splitting tones. Separate tinting of lights and shadows. Toning color and monochrome images
8. The Effects panel. Imitation of film grain and vignettes
9. Panel Correction of distortion. Correction of lens profile, chromatic aberration and geometric distortion
10. Calibration panel. Work with color shift
11. Batch image processing. Saving in various formats
12. The Kits panel. Create custom presets and folders with their sets
13. Panel Screenshots. Creating image processing options (analogue of virtual copies in Lightroom)
14. Local correction tools: Correction brush, Graduated filter, Radial filter
15. Setting the color profile and development parameters (settings bar)

Lang: Russian