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Saving and opening files into Photoshop - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop 2022 Essential Training
Saving and opening files into Photoshop
- [Instructor] When we're finished making our adjustments in camera raw, we have a number of different options to either apply those adjustments and open the document into Photoshop or save and convert the image into another file format. Let's take a look at those options. I'm going to use command R on Mac control R on windows to open this image into camera raw. If we choose to open the file into Photoshop before we just click open, we'll want to check our workspace settings. Here I can choose my color space and my bit depth. And as we covered in the previous digital imaging chapter, I'm going to leave this to Adobe RGB and set it to 16 bit. If I know that I need to resize my image, I can go ahead and enable this here. Two of the most popular options are probably width and height, and then either the long or short side. So you should know that when you define the width and height, you're basically defining a box. So in this…
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A tour of the Camera Raw interface6m 50s
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Removing distortions and cropping photos6m 13s
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Working with profiles and presets7m 50s
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Enhancing contrast, color, and tone9m 49s
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Making adjustments to a portion of an image11m 14s
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Converting to black and white and adding color toning4m 58s
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Saving and opening files into Photoshop5m 40s
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