Adobe Photoshop CS6 Top 100 Simplified Tips and Tricks by Lynette Kent

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A
8
A The white balance
changes and the
Temperature and Tint
sliders adjust
accordingly.
5 Click Select All or
Shift+click the other
images in the Camera
Raw dialog box.
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6 Click Synchronize.
The Synchronize dialog
box appears.
7 Click the Synchronize
drop-drop menu and
select White Balance.
B Only the White Balance check
box remains checked.
8 Click OK.
C
C The white balance changes in all
the other selected images and
the photos appear with the Edit
icon.
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C
C
C
TIPS
More Options!
You can convert most RAW files from the
various camera manufacturers into DNG
files using the Adobe DNG converter,
available on Adobe.com. You will then
be able to open them in the future even
if the manufacturer no longer supports
the older file formats. Also, DNG files do
not require a separate XMP, or sidecar,
file to be linked with the original file for
viewing edited photos.
Important!
The Temperature and Tint sliders adjust to make the selected color
as neutral as possible. When you select and click a neutral gray area
in a photo, avoid clicking a highlight area that contains a specular
highlight. You can always double-click the White Balance tool ( )
to reset White Balance to As Shot and try a different area.
Did You Know?
After you process and edit a camera RAW file using the Camera Raw
plug-in, an Edit icon ( ) appears on the image thumbnail in Bridge.
If the image has been cropped, the Crop tool icon ( ) appears.
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