Infrared effect from RAW images - Photoshop week 22

Adobe Camera Raw is a powerful tool that bridges the gap between your camera and Photoshop. It's greyscale options exceed those of Photoshop so making a Infrared style image in ACR is as easy as moving a couple of sliders.

Watch as digital expert Gavin Hoey http://www.gavinhoey.co.uk takes you through all the RAW processing steps.

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[IeatBabies55]

is there anyway to buy adobe camera RAW seperate?

and do you know if there is a good camera RAW editer on photoshop 7?

[PhotoGavin]

You can't but just Adobe camera RAW (ACR) but you can buy Lightroom 2 which is basically ACR plus a few extra bits.

Photoshop 7 did have much ACR support at all and ACR isn't backward compatible.

[IeatBabies55]

that really has convinced me to buy adobe camera RAW

I have never shot RAW (Im new to photography) but I have been reading alot about it. and this looks simple, flexible, and beautiful

I hope it's not an expensive program =)

[PhotoGavin]

Adobe Camera RAW is part of Photoshop which is expensive. You'll also find RAW in the cheaper Elements program but it's missing certain features, including greyscale :-(

[Chilli0912]

Perfect. !

[gruene63]

very helpful thank you.

[stephane1234567]

Hi from France;

Camera Raw makes life so much easier but for my case the RAW files from the Canon Rebel T2i are not compatible with RAW software so I had to convert them into DNG extension :-)

Good video, thank you Sir.

[albert22022000]

I cant seem to find the RAW in my photoshop, or have I missed something you said?

[mariosam2]

you are god.........

[scottcobain27]

cant tell you how much i love your videos thanks gavin

[Picster007]

go to file...open as smart object