I think some of those papers you mention weren't there last time I checked the adobe materials. I don't remember reading anything on the web site that really explained how the four key elements of the adjustment panel -- brightness, contrast, exposure, and shadows -- interrelate. I'll go back for another look.
> Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]: > > > The article is a nice condensation of some of the main points found in > > other places, and it includes some good demos. From what I recall of the > > Adobe white papers, it goes well beyond the information found there. The > > most important and complete Camera Raw resource is probably Bruce Fraser's > > book. > > > Having now looked at the article in the bookstore, I don't think it adds much > if anything to these materials I've already collected from the Adobe site: > > Digital Workflow for Raw Processing by Jeff Schewe (four-part) > A Color Managed Raw Workflow by Jeff Schewe and Bruce Fraser > and > Highlight Recovery in Adobe Camera Raw by Jeff Schewe > > all listed on and accessible from this page > http://www.adobe.com/digitalimag/ps_pro_primers.html > > So I didn't buy the magazine ... > But the main reason I'm going into detail about the whereabouts of these > tutorials is Albano's question about online versions of the information. I > think he may find these resources useful, and IMO he won't really be missing > anything by not having access to the magazine article. > > ERNR >
