Adobe photoshop cs2 Manual De Usuario
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ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS2
User Guide
You can also right-click (Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) camera raw files to copy and paste using the context
menu.
menu.
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In the Paste Camera Raw Settings dialog box, do one of the following and then click OK:
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To apply all settings including any crops, choose Everything from the Subset menu.
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To apply all settings but not any crops, choose Settings from the Subset menu.
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To apply one or more settings subsets, choose a setting from the Subset menu or select only the settings you want
to apply. If necessary, deselect that settings that you don’t want applied.
to apply. If necessary, deselect that settings that you don’t want applied.
To apply settings to multiple camera raw image files in Camera Raw
You can process multiple camera raw image files using the current settings or a subset of the current settings in the
Camera Raw dialog box.
Camera Raw dialog box.
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In the Camera Raw dialog box, select an image in the Filmstrip and adjust the image settings if necessary.
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Select more than one image in the Filmstrip and click the Synchronize button.
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In the Synchronize dialog box, do one of the following:
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Choose a setting from the Synchronize menu.
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Select the settings that you want to apply.
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Click OK.
To clear settings applied to camera raw image files
You can clear image settings applied to camera raw files and restore the Camera Raw default image settings.
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In Bridge, select one or more camera raw image files.
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Choose Edit > Apply Camera Raw Settings > Clear Camera Raw Settings.
To delete Camera Raw settings
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Choose a saved setting from the Settings menu.
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Click the triangle next to the Settings menu to display the Camera Raw menu.
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Choose Delete Current Settings from the menu. The setting is deleted from the Camera Raw settings folder.
To export Camera Raw settings
If you store file settings in the Camera Raw database, you can use the Export Settings command to copy the settings
to sidecar XMP files or embed them in DNG files. This is useful for preserving the image settings with your camera
raw files when you move them.
to sidecar XMP files or embed them in DNG files. This is useful for preserving the image settings with your camera
raw files when you move them.
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Open the Camera Raw dialog box with the camera raw files whose settings you want to export. Make sure to select
the thumbnails in the Filmstrip.
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Click the triangle next to the Settings menu and choose Export Settings from the Camera Raw menu.
The sidecar XMP files are created in the same folder as the camera raw image files. If you saved the camera raw image
files in DNG format, the Camera Raw settings are embedded in the DNG files themselves.
files in DNG format, the Camera Raw settings are embedded in the DNG files themselves.