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With the new Auto-update feature, your Creative Cloud apps are now automatically upgraded whenever a new version is available. You can manage the update preferences using the Creative Cloud desktop app. Learn more.
The August 2019 release of Adobe Camera Raw (version 11.4) rolls out new features - enhanced GPU support to accelerate editing of images and edge-aware editing in 360-degree panoramas. This release also adds support for new cameras and lenses and fixes several issues.
For the full list of supported cameras and lens profiles, see these resources:
GPU acceleration speeds up image processing most noticeably for photos with several adjustments and for high resolution monitors (4K and higher). You can enable the new GPU acceleration features on supported systems in the Performance tab of Camera Raw Preferences. On some computers the feature is enabled automatically. To know more, see GPU FAQ and troubleshooting.
Previously, when making adjustments to a 360-degree panorama it could result in a seam appearing around the merged edges, especially if you edit Clarity or Dehaze. Starting with this release, you can make seamless edits to 360-degree panoramas, even when adjusting Clarity or Dehaze. This feature is currently not supported in the Camera Raw filter in Photoshop.
The May 2019 release of Adobe Camera Raw (version 11.3) rolls out a new feature - Texture slider, adds support for new cameras and lenses, and fixes issues.
For the full list of supported cameras and lens profiles, see these resources:
Enhance or reduce the appearance of texture in your photo. In Adobe Camera Raw, you can now accentuate or smooth medium sized details such as skin, bark, and hair with the Texture slider. You can access this slider in the Basic panel, Local Adjustment Brush, Radial Filter, and Graduated Filter. To know more, see Make local adjustments.
The April 2019 release of Adobe Camera Raw (version 11.2.1) adds support for new cameras and fixes issues.
For the full list of supported cameras and lens profiles, see these resources:
The February 2019 release of Adobe Camera Raw (version 11.2) rolls out a new feature - Enhance Details, adds support for new cameras and lenses, includes enhancements, and fixes several issues.
For the full list of supported cameras and lens profiles, see these resources:
Get higher quality and more accurate rendition of fine color details in your raw images, particularly those from Fuji X-Trans sensors. To know more, see Enhance fine details in raw images.
The December 2018 release of Adobe Camera Raw (version 11.1) adds support for new cameras and lenses, includes performance improvements, feature enhancements, and fixes several issues.
For the full list of supported cameras and lens profiles, see these resources:
In this release of Adobe Camera Raw, you can now easily merge HDR Panoramas using photos that differ in dimension, focal lengths, and orientation.
The October 2018 release of Adobe Camera Raw (version 11.0) rolls out new features, adds support for new cameras and lenses, and fixes several issues. Read on for a quick introduction to these features and links to resources offering more information.
Effortlessly create HDR panoramas.
You can now merge multiple bracketed exposures together to create a HDR panorama - in one step.
To know more, see Create HDR panoramas.
Depth Range masking enables you to leverage depth information in photos to make precise selections and isolate subjects faster than before. This feature is available only for photos that contain Depth Masks, such as photos captured in Portrait mode on Apple iPhone 7+, 8+, X, and later.
To know more, see Refine selection with Depth Range Mask.
Adobe Camera Raw features an improved image processing version, by default. All new photos edited in Camera Raw 11 display better rendering for high ISO images. You also have more latitude when you use negative dehaze and easily add haze for creative effect.
To know more, see Process Versions in Camera Raw.
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