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Saving and opening files in Photoshop - Photoshop Tutorial
From the course: Photoshop 2024 Essential Training
Saving and opening files in Photoshop
- [Instructor] When we're finished making our adjustments in camera raw, we'll have a number of different options to either apply those adjustments and open the document in Photoshop or save and convert the image to another file format. So let's take a look at these options. I'll use command R on Mac, Control R on Windows to open up the basalt columns. Now if we want to open the file in Photoshop after we've made our adjustments in Camera Raw, we'll want to click the workflow hyperlink at the bottom of the camera raw dialogue. Here we can choose the color space that we want to work in. I'm going to leave this at Adobe RGB as well as the bit depth. So I'm going to set this to 16 bits so that we have more headroom. If we need to make additional changes to the image in Photoshop, we can choose to resize our image when we open it. But I'm going to leave that off because I want to edit a full size image so that I have all…
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A tour of the Camera Raw interface6m 58s
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Removing distortions and cropping photos5m 46s
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Working with profiles and presets7m 3s
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Enhancing contrast, color, and tone10m 7s
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Removing distracting elements7m 57s
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Using the masking tools to adjust a portion of an image10m 7s
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Using masking to retouch portraits4m 2s
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B/W conversions, color toning, and snapshots6m 25s
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Removing noise and adding Lens Blur7m 1s
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Saving and opening files in Photoshop5m 14s
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