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If you are opening an image that has prior raw edits applied, you will see a small warning icon near the bottom right portion of the screen. Let’s take a look! Upgrading Process Versionsīy default, any image that was not opened in a prior version of Lightroom or ACR will use the new Process 2012 tone-mapping setup.
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This article will give you a taste of how powerful ACR 7 is, by taking one shot from a series of bracketed exposures (originally used for HDR imaging), and restoring the important details in both the highlight and shadow regions. This process is the same one used in Lightroom 4 - called Process 2012- and it does a fantastic job of recovering details in the brightest and darkest areas of a picture. Photoshop CS6 includes ACR 7, which uses a brand new tone mapping process. It is often the case, for example, that we must expose certain shots to favor the highlights, knowing that we can later re-map the tones in the image to display a wider dynamic range and better contrast. As photographers, perhaps the single most important part of our digital workflow is optimizing our raw exposures with Lightroom or Adobe Camera Raw (ACR).
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