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Last updated 12/21/2009
Work with Camera Raw and Lightroom 2
Camera Raw and Lightroom share the same image-processing technology to ensure consistent and compatible results
across applications. By default, however, Lightroom metadata is saved to the catalog file. For Camera Raw to view
image adjustments made in the Develop module of Lightroom, metadata changes must be saved to XMP in Lightroom.
When you save metadata to a raw file, the changes are stored in an XMP sidecar file. With other file types, the metadata
is stored in the file itself.
Adjustments made in Camera Raw are also displayed in the Adobe Bridge Content and Preview panels.
To view Lightroom changes in Camera Raw, and to ensure that Camera Raw adjustments can be viewed in Lightroom
and Adobe Bridge, do the following:
In Adobe Bridge, choose Edit > Camera Raw Preferences (Windows) or Bridge > Camera Raw Preferences
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(Mac OS). Or, with the Camera Raw dialog box open, click the Open Preferences Dialog button
Choose Save Image Settings In > Sidecar ".XMP" Files, and deselect Ignore Sidecar ".XMP" Files.
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After applying adjustments to a photo in Camera Raw, save them by clicking Done or Open Image.
Note: Camera Raw reads only the current settings for the primary image in the Lightroom catalog. Adjustments made to
virtual copies are not displayed or available in Camera Raw.
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Raw
Process, compare, and rate multiple images in Camera Raw
The most convenient way to work with multiple camera raw images is to use the Filmstrip view in Camera Raw.
Filmstrip view opens by default when you open multiple images in Camera Raw from Adobe Bridge.
Note: The Filmstrip view is not available when importing multiple images into After Effects.
Images can have three states in Filmstrip view: deselected, selected (but not active), and active (also selected). In
general, adjustments are applied to all selected images.
You can also synchronize settings to apply settings from the active image to all selected images. You can quickly apply
a set of adjustments to an entire set of images—such as all shots taken under the same conditions—and then fine-tune
the individual shots later, after you've determined which you'll use for your final output. You can synchronize both
global and local adjustment settings.
• To select an image, click its thumbnail. To select a range of images, Shift-click two thumbnails. To add an image to
a selection, Ctrl-click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac OS) its thumbnail.
• To change which image is active without changing which images are selected, click a navigation arrow
bottom of the preview pane.
• To apply settings from the active image to all selected images, click the Synchronize button at the top of the
Filmstrip pane and choose which settings to synchronize.
• To apply a star rating, click a rating under the image thumbnail.
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