Some nifty things. One that I like in Camera Raw 9.1/LR is the "remove or add atmospheric haze." DxO did this but I was unwilling to commit to it just for that. I think Adobe does it fine. The "add haze" tweak is done rather nicely too, at least in my limited use so far. Another big deal is the significant improvement in the performance of the Healing Brush complex if you have GPU support.
This is the sort of thing that makes the CC subscription such a worthwhile option for US$9.99 a month, in my opinion. Immediate (and no extra charge) access to the latest good stuff.
I updated first thing this morning and the haze filter was missing until a further, smaller update popped up after the main update. The other thing for people to be aware of is that the "Save for web" function has gone from the main File menu. It is now under File-->Export-->Save For Web (Legacy) - just so you know...
Right. Select just the areas you need to apply the effect to, "quick mask" if you want to "paint" them like the ACR Adjustment Brush, create a new layer from that selection, convert to a smart object, apply the Camera Raw filter and the "haze" and add a "gradient" layer mask if you want a nice blend at the edge transition.
But of course, Lightroom only users?
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Right. Select just the areas you need to apply the effect to, "quick mask" if you want to "paint" them like the ACR Adjustment Brush, create a new layer from that selection, convert to a smart object, apply the Camera Raw filter and the "haze" and add a "gradient" layer mask if you want a nice blend at the edge transition.
But of course, Lightroom only users?