kdaevery.blogg.se - Camera raw presets

Note: Without the shortcut, one-click zoom toggles the zoom between Fit in View and whatever zoom percentage is shown in the right zoom button (see illustration below). Likewise, Command + Shift -click (Mac) | Control + Shift -click (Win) will zoom to the percentage set in Preferences > General > Zoom and Pan. Once set, Command + Option + 0 (Mac) | Control + Alt + 0 (Win) will zoom to the percentage set in the Zoom and Pan preferences.

Once you’ve chosen your preferred preset, open your original image in Camera Raw and apply it!Įnhancements to the Zoom Tool - Click the gear icon to access the new Zoom and Pan preferences to choose the default zoom percentage.

Note: the template is a complex document with 70 layers each with its own Camera Raw filter applied – depending on your system, it may take a few moments to save the contents of the Smart Object and update the parent document after saving ColorTest1.psd! Photoshop will update all copies of the Smart Object (applying the different Premium Presets via the Camera Raw Filter).

Save the changes to the ColorTest1.psb and close it.

Choose Edit > Free Transform and scale your image to fit within the canvas as needed.

Copy and paste (or drag and drop) your image into the ColorTest1.psb window.

This will open the “Original” layer in its own window named ColorTest1.psb.

Select Layer > Smart Objects > Edit Contents.

Download and open the PremPresetsTemplate3K.psd file in Photoshop and, in the Layers panel, target the “Original” layer.Note: While you can easily apply the individual presets to images in Camera Raw, I created this template as a way to preview all of the different presets at once (to compare them) as well as enable me to quickly swap to a different image by replacing the contents of a single Smart Object. If you would like to download the template that I used to create the illustration above and swap out the image with one of your own, download this layered Photoshop file ( ) and follow the instructions below.

Click this link ( PremPresetTemplate3K.jpg) to view a larger version. I created the illustration below to gain a better understanding of how each preset adjusts color and tone. Original image and Premium Preset CN07 applied.