Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
underexposed.InBridge,startbyselectingtheimagesyouwanttoedit(clickonone,press-
and-holdtheCommand[PC:Ctrl]key,thenclickonalltheothers).Ifthey'reRAWimages,
just double-click on any one of them and they open in Camera Raw, but if they're JPEG or
TIFF images, you'll need to select them, and then click on the Open in Camera Raw icon
at the top of the window.
SCOTT KELBY
Step Two:
When the images open in Camera Raw, you'll see a filmstrip along the left side of the win-
dow with all the images you selected. Now, there are two ways to do this and, while neither
one is wrong, I think the second method is faster (which you'll see in a moment). We'll
start with the first: Click on an image in the filmstrip, then make any adjustments you want
to make this one image look good (I tweaked the Temperature, Exposure, Contrast, High-
lights, Whites, Blacks, and Clarity to fix the white balance, brighten it, and make it more
contrasty).
