Camera Raw is not only a very useful component for editing your photos, but also an additional filter with which you can improve almost any image. Let's pose to cancel the parameters and settings of this extension of Adobe Photoshop.
The next tab is <wild>Split Toning</wild>Split Toning.
In this tab, you can attach the toning of the image, adding the desired color shade to it.
Next comes the tab - <wild>Lens Correction</wild>Lens Correction.
Here, perspective and correction of the photo in its proportions are adjusted.
There are 3 tabs inside this item:
<wild>Profile</wild>Profile
<wild>Color</wild>Color
<wild>Manual</wild>Manual adjustment
We will cancel this filter and its properties in more detail in our future materials.
After this tab comes - <wild>Effects</wild>Effects.
In this tab, the following items are adjusted:
<wild>Grain</wild>Grain
<wild>Amount</wild>Amount
<wild>Size</wild>Size
<wild>Roughness</wild>Roughness
<wild>Post Crop Vignetting</wild>Post-crop vignetting
<wild>Style</wild>Style
<wild>Amount</wild>Amount
<wild>Midpoint</wild>Midpoint
<wild>Roundness</wild>Roundness
<wild>Feather</wild>Feather
<wild>Highlights</wild>Light effects
The next tab is <wild>Camera Calibration</wild>Camera Calibration.
The name of this function speaks for itself: here you can attach the calibration of the image.
The last 2 tabs are intended for setting up templates and presets for images.
With <wild>Presets</wild>Presets, you can set the required parameters for a RAW image once, and then prove them to subsequent ones. Thus, you save a lot of time by not editing photos with the same properties every time.
You can also select the necessary parameters, such as white balance, exposure, shadows, clarity, brightness, etc.
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