2015
Lynda
Chris Orwig
1:54
English

Explore the features in Adobe Camera Raw for making selective adjustments to photos, from improving the tonality of specific areas to retouching flaws. Chris Orwig covers painting in light, retouching portraits, making colors more vibrant, crafting new photographic looks, and removing blemishes and distractions. Selective adjustments are one of the fastest ways to get better at Camera Raw. Take the challenges Chris issues along the way to prove it to yourself.

Introduction
Welcome
Using the exercise files
Challenges
1. Adjustment Brush
Painting in light
Using Auto Mask for more precise results
Fine-tuning and erasing the adjustment
Brightening eyes
Whitening teeth
Painting away exposure problems
Removing a moire pattern
Using Adjustment Brush shortcuts
Making colors come alive
Challenge: Improving a portrait
Solution: Improving a portrait
2. Graduated Filter
Using multiple Graduated Filter adjustments
Painting away the adjustment from unwanted areas
Making vibrant color
Challenge: Crafting better visual appeal
Solution: Crafting better visual appeal
3. Radial Filter
Improving light in a specific area
Adding light to portraits
Creating a Vignette effect
Adding light to a flat photograph
Challenge: Crafting a look with filters
Solution: Crafting a look with filters
4. Removing Blemishes
Removing unwanted distractions
Retouching away skin blemishes
Retouching away shadows under the eyes
Removing larger distractions
Advanced Spot Healing
Challenge: Removing small details
Solution: Removing small details
Challenge: Crafting a fine art image
Solution: Crafting a fine art image
Conclusion
Next steps

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