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Lesson 13 - Objectives 5-6 (Thursday)
You learned about Camera Raw back in lesson 2. In Photoshop CC, camera raw has been added as one of the filters. So everything you've learned to do in camera raw can now be added as a smart filter in Photoshop.
The advantage of having camera raw as a Photoshop filter us that it can be used on any layer in your image. If you convert your layer into a smart object, that filter is non-destructive, and you can go back in and edit it at any time. You can also use a layer mask with it to give you even more precise control.
The video at right demonstrates how to use the camera raw filter in Photoshop.
The advantage of having camera raw as a Photoshop filter us that it can be used on any layer in your image. If you convert your layer into a smart object, that filter is non-destructive, and you can go back in and edit it at any time. You can also use a layer mask with it to give you even more precise control.
The video at right demonstrates how to use the camera raw filter in Photoshop.
Video: The Power of the Camera RAW Filter Photoshop CC (12:50)
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You can apply a filter to more than one layer at a time. In the video at the right, it demonstrates how to select more than one layer and then choose Convert to Smart Object in the filter menu.
Watch the video, How to apply a filter to more than one layer at a time in Photoshop. |
Video: How to apply a filter to more than one layer at a time in Photoshop (1:06)
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