{ Aim: How can we process camera raw files?

 When you make adjustments to a camera raw image, Photoshop preserves the original camera raw file data  Photoshop allows you to process multiple camera raw images simultaneously  If you have multiple exposures of the same shot you can adjust one of the images and apply the settings to all of the other images Camera Raw Files

 In the Adobe Bridge locate the Mission Folder in lesson 9  Press shift and click all three image to select them all at once  Click file > Open in Camera Raw Opening Camera Raw Images

 The camera raw dialog box displays previews of the images  It contains a histogram of the tonal range of the image and image adjustment settings  The dialog box also contains the workflow options The Camera Raw Dialog Box

 Click on the white balance tab and select Cloudy  Click on the different options in the white balance to see the difference in adjustments  Since this image was shot on a cloudy day, cloudy will work best Adjusting White Balance and Exposure

 Experiment with the sliders to see what happens when you make adjustments  Change the sliders as follows:  Exposure to  Blacks to 0  Brightness to 50  Contrast to +29  Saturation to -5 Adjusting White Balance and Exposure

 Sharpening the image will bring out more detail  Zoom in on the top of the tower (100%)  Drag the sharpness slider and see what happens to the image  Set the slider to 35 Apply Sharpening

 We can apply changes to the other two Camera Raw files  Click select all button  Click the Synchronize button  Click Ok Synchronizing settings across image

 Make sure that all three images are selected  Click Save  In the save options dialog box do the following:  Choose the lesson 9 folder in my documents  In the File Naming, leave Document Name in the first blank field  Choose Format > JPEG  Click Save Saving Camera Raw Images