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Working with profiles and presets

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Working with profiles and presets

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- [Instructor] Two of the most fun and powerful features in Camera Raw are the use of Profiles and Presets. I'm going to select the farm, as well as the portrait and the waterfall image, and then click on the Open in Camera Raw icon to open all three of these files. We'll start with the waterfall image, and I want to start by talking about Profiles. So Profiles, we can think of them as setting the base interpretation of the image. So every raw file must have a profile, and you can only have one profile applied to an image at a time. You can change the profile at any time, but when you select another profile, it's going to remove the one that was previously applied. When working with raw files, Adobe's default profile is Adobe Color for color images and Adobe Monochrome for black and white images. Now, if you're working with JPEG files, a profile is actually applied when the image was captured, and created, and saved.…

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