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Jun 06, 2007 03:48 |  #1

Can you guys just give me a run down on the way you would process a RAW image from the Camera into PS

ie exposure adjust
USM
Contrast change,
size it first or last?

General quick list that is average PP

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Jun 06, 2007 04:12 |  #2

Size and crop first, so that you're working on the correct size.
Any adjustments.
Sharpen for the purpose (i.e print or web)


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Jun 06, 2007 12:20 |  #3

Sharpening always comes last - unless you're using a multi-stage sharpening workflow. Sharpening is specific to output device and image size - hence it being the last step. It's also destructive.

I tend to leave cropping late in many cases, as if I take a file into Photoshop, I may well defer the choice of final size, which means the choice of final aspect ratio. I tend to store crops in my Photoshop files using paths created with the Rectangle tool; I've described the method here.

These days, I do as much as I can in Adobe Camera Raw - not least because I work primarily in Lightroom. I only use Photoshop when I need to. If I do work in Photoshop I do so in as non-destructive a fashion as possible (much of this is CS3 specific) - so I open Camera Raw files as Smart Objects, use Adjustment Layers, Smart Filters and layer masks, and I dodge and burn by painting on a 50% grey layer in Overlay blending mode.

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Jun 06, 2007 12:27 |  #4

Check out this tutorial:

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Jun 06, 2007 16:10 |  #5

Many Thanks a good read


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