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view, you can zoom both images in/out by pressing Command-+
and Command- – (PC: Ctrl-+ and Ctrl- –), or try using Scrubby
Zoom that’s mentioned in tip #43.


  1. WHEN TO TURN OFF THE ADJUSTMENT BRUSH’S
    AUTO MASK FEATURE
    When you’re painting with the Adjustment Brush (K) in ACR with the
    Auto Mask checkbox turned on, you’ve probably noticed that the brush
    moves more slowly. That’s because Auto Mask is trying to determine
    if there are any edges underneath where you’re painting (so it doesn’t
    stray off target). When you’re painting over something like a large sky,
    however, it keeps slowing down for clouds and stuff you probably want
    to paint over. So whenever I’m painting over a large area, I turn the Auto
    Mask checkbox off until I get near the edges of important areas, and
    then I turn it on to do the detail work. Think of it like painting a wall in
    your house with a roller, but then switching to a detail brush for the trim.

  2. STARTING OVER IN ACR
    If you’ve made some adjustments to your image in ACR, and then
    decide you want to start over from scratch, clicking the Default button
    in the Basic panel won’t return
    your image to how it looked
    when you opened it. Instead, to
    get back to the way your image
    looked when you first opened it
    in Camera Raw, go to the Basic
    tab’s flyout menu and choose
    Camera Raw Defaults.

  3. GOT TOO MANY PRESETS?
    If you have to many presets in ACR, go to the Presets panel, Right-
    click inside the panel, and from the pop-up menu that appears,
    choose Manage Presets. When the Manage Presets dialog appears,
    you can turn off any collection of presets that you don’t use often,
    and they’ll be hidden from view. It doesn’t delete ’em; it just hides
    them from view.

  4. SEEING A SIDE-BY-SIDE BEFORE/AFTER
    After you’ve done some editing in ACR, if you’d like to see a
    side-by-side before and after, click the tiny icon with the letter “Y”
    at the bottom-right corner of the preview image. Each time you click
    on that Y, it toggles through different views (side-by-side, split
    screen, top/bottom, etc.). Also, while you’re in this before/after


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