Making a smart preset in Adobe Camera RawĬlick the new preset button under presets Move the dehaze up a little bit, it really makes clouds pop. Move highlights to the left and lower the exposure slightly. (In reality, I’m aggressive with highlights, but use Shadows with a very light touch.) But, you will also see, we can change these settings later. In this case, I pushed the recovery sliders as far as they can go, shadows and highlights. This will nicely demonstrate how it works and also how the ai masks can adapt to different images. In reality, you would work on a set of very similar images and do more subtle edits that suit the photos you are working on. Lets work on this image of the canoe that I captured in Hawaii.ĭisclaimer: I am going to do very heavy handed edits here, so you can clearly see what’s happening. Here you can see 4 images open in the filmstrip on the left. In Adobe Bridge select the images to open and right-click, Choose Open in Camera Raw I recently made a tutorial on ai presets on people in Camera Raw, check out the tutorial here.įirst we will open several images into Camera Raw. It doesn’t matter if you use Photoshop, Camera Raw or Lightroom, this tutorial will work in all of them. Then we are going to batch process other images using Camera Raw, Bridge and Lightroom. We are going to use AI mask and create presets. In this Tutorial we are going to Edit a landscape photo using Camera Raw or Lightroom (same develop settings).
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