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Be amazed and learn as master digital artist Bert Monroy takes a stylus and a digital pad and treats them as Monet and Picasso do with oil and canvas. Learn the tips and tricks you need to whip those digital pictures into shape with Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. Read More
Ben Willmore guest hosts with Bert Monroy at Photoshop World in Las Vegas! Learn best practices for adjusting images in camera RAW.
Learn how to retouch and enhance images in Photoshop's camera RAW!
If you adjust images in camera RAW, there are three sliders that help you enhance images. Learn how to use these sliders without gaining artifacts in your high quality image.
Camera RAW supports JPG, TIFF and RAW file images.
The three sliders include Fill Light, and when you turn that up, you'll also need to adjust the blacks slider to create shadows. Also included are sliders for Recovery, Fill Iight, and Clarity.
Recovery, Fill Iight, and Clarity are other sliders that make adjustment. When you use the sliders significantly, you must inspect your images for artifacts. If artifacts are found, they should be removed. We want to avoid blending edges and fixes can be done with quick selection tool. Expand your selection, then use the clone stamp or burn tool for a quick fix.
Want your artwork on PixelPerfect?
Make sure to send in your artwork to bert@revision3.com if you'd like your image used as Bert's background on a future episode of PixelPerfect. Your image should be a 1280x720 JPG.
