In a message dated 5/23/2005 5:48:01 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Good news. Thanks for the update. Placing the RAW as a smart object should be a very valuable tool. I sometimes find myself going back to RAW to make another change. It would be nice to do that without scrapping the tiff. Looking forward to working with this software. Paul
> You can place a raw file as a "smart object" into a Photoshop file. > This doesn't seem all that important until you realize it works > somewhat like adjustment layer, in that you can go back and tweak the > raw conversion anytime you want. > > Just as an experiment, I converted a few directories of raw files with > ACR set on full auto. Most of them are good. I'm also learning a lot > about raw conversion by watching the auto conversion work and seeing > if I can make it better. > > There are links to some pretty good articles on photoshopnews.com > > Enough for now. > > See you later, gs ========== Cough. What's a smart object??? Autoconversion sounds neat, could give one a baseline to start from. But I don't get what a smart object is, at all. Marnie aka Doe
