Chapter 5: Photoshop: Global Adjustments
AFTER YOU’VE DONE AS MUCH as possible to your photographs in Camera Raw, the next step is to go to Photoshop for any final adjustments. However, the more you can do in Camera Raw, the better because it’s all nondestructive. How much you’re able to do in Camera Raw depends on what version you’re using. For instance, not all versions of Camera Raw have the Adjustment Brush. Without the Adjustment Brush, you are limited to primarily global adjustments and will find more of a need to go Photoshop. In the latest version of Camera Raw, however, you can do so much that you’ll find you don’t always need to go to ...
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