Camera RAW Editing Tutorial

Camera Raw Editing Tutorial. This is an example of how I edit photos using Adobe Camera RAW and Photoshop CC 2017. To see more editing and photography tutorials, please Subscribe!

I am a photographer and drone pilot, and I enjoy posting drone footage, photography & photoshop tutorials, as well as pranks, funny stuff, and the occasional cooking or food related video!

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[tomdupuis]

Finally, a great video on how to use Adobe camera raw. To the point, and makes sense to shoot in raw.

[XxBaJosTaR]

Don't zoom on the sliders when adding modifications. We want to see the change live on the pic. It's frustrating otherwise.

[TheTucsonJeff]

Hey Jay, I'm a clouds enthusiast too, and I really appreciate your tip on making the clouds definition more apparent (highlights down, shadows up). I'm a newbie to RAW processing, so I appreciate your great video. Thanks!!

[Fontsman]

If you use smart objects, you can always return back into ACR and refine your image. Again the vignette tool in ACR is a great alternative

[danielschram]

Very helpful Jay, Thank you. I have usually used Lightroom, but like to experiment and try new things. You explained Adobe Camera Raw very well.

[foreverconcretre]

Been a photographer for a long time always been so scared of shooting in RAW thank you for opening my eyes to a whole new world of photography!

[saifuddin]

Smart techniques. Beautifully done. Good job sir.

[johniacono]

The only easy to follow tutorial on youtube😊

[MichaelRizzoVlogs]

Great video Malone thank you! Just started learning photoshop and camera raw today! This helps a ton!

[jessicaliona]

This is very helpful finally a video that actually explains about editin photos and not just show off !! Im so glad i found ur channel

[MishaG]

There is so much one can do in ACR, do you have a tutorial where you explain the other functions? just upgraded to CC2018 and ACR 11 from CS4 and have to catch up. Great video, Jay!

[wendys]

A good starter tutorial, thanks! I create brochures and displays for a construction-type company and end up with a lot of photos that look dark and dull just like your tractor image, so this really helped me. A couple suggestions--some may be echoed in other comments but I don't have time to peruse them all... 1) Please drop the music. It just becomes an irritant over and over. 2) We don't need frequent shots of your face/speaking. :) Just stay on the image so we have more time to process/understand what we're seeing. 3) A quick before/after flip after EACH adjustment would be helpful so we can better understand exactly what each adjustment is doing. 4) I'm ...astonished that you would save in a lossy format such as JPG, and THEN bring that back into Photoshop for more editing! Why not save in a non-lossy format such as TIF or, perhaps, as .PSD? Thanks again.

[ray]

Thanks for the tutorial. BTW, Are you wearing Gunnar blue light glasses?

[abdulmattee]

I have just started learning Adobe and I have really liked your video.
Thank you.

[dcdavidrcunningham]

awesome tutorial video on camera raw, looking forward to more. I use to do all of my post editing in Lightroom, but always found myself in Photoshop, because I could never get the effects that I needed. Many roads to Rome, thanks for sharing Jay Malone ;)

[zayaplaya]

Great tutorial. I use lightroom more for organization and exporting in batches. But I always edit in photoshop because I found the Camera Raw function to be more effective than lightroom editing tools.

[brndknttr]

Just getting in to raw-world.. 🤓🖖 Thank You Jay! This was clear and comprehensive guide to get involved to raw material.

[duyminhnguyen]

You have a great voice and you convey information that is easy to understand! Thank you!

[bangendedscoots]

Great tutorial! I will say however that I wish the screen wouldn't zoom in on the sliders as you adjust them. I'd like to see the image change as you slide them to have a better understanding of your reasons for adjusting.

[TripleSquad]

Great job. I'm looking for some tutorials on the filter segment of photoshop?