Open the image in Camera Raw.
Last updated on
Jan 10, 2022
Learn about new features and enhancements in the March 2021 release of Adobe Camera Raw (version 13.2)
Apple ProRaw Profile is now supported
Capture ProRaw images in iOS 14.3 or later and easily import and edit them in Camera Raw using the new profile.
Instantly improve image quality
Super Resolution in the Enhance Preview dialog box allows you to quickly increase image resolution while improving details and color rendering.
Support for new cameras and lenses
Find newly added cameras and lenses in the full list of supported profiles.
Find new options to filter and sort photos in your Filmstrip. You can also quickly reorder the Edit panels based on your needs.
Improve image quality with Super Resolution
Super Resolution helps create an enhanced image with 2x the width and 2x the height of the original image, or 4x the total pixel count. Most file types such as JPEG and TIFF are supported. You can especially use Super Resolution when you have to make large prints or increase the resolution of a cropped image.
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In the filmstrip, Right-click (Windows)/Control-click (Mac) the image and select Enhance from the context menu.
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In the Enhance Preview dialog box, select Super Resolution. The estimated completion time to enhance the image is displayed. Once enhanced, click-and-hold the highlighted image area to see how it looked in the original image. You can also click-and-drag the cursor to see other areas of the image.
The zoom out icon in the lower-right corner of the preview allows you to view the full image.
Super Resolution applied in Camera Raw which doubles the image resolution Super Resolution applied in Camera Raw which doubles the image resolution -
Click Enhance to create an enhanced DNG version of your image. The enhanced image uses the same filename as the original and appends .dng to it.
For more details, see Use Raw Details and Super Resolution in Camera Raw.
Apple ProRaw support
Apple ProRaw images are now imported into Camera Raw using the ProRaw Profile. These images will appear closer to their in-camera look. To know more about Apple ProRaw, see About Apple ProRaw.
Other enhancements
New Filter and Sort options in the Filmstrip
You can now easily sort and filter photos in the Filmstrip by clicking the Sort By and Filter Photos By icons below the Filmstrip.
The Sort By menu provides options such as Capture Date, File Name, Star Rating, Color Label, and Reverse Order.
The Filter Photos By menu options are Star Rating, Color Label, Show, and Clear Filters.
Easily reorder the Edit panels
If you're looking to change the order of the Edit panels such as Color Mixer, Detail, Curve, and more in Camera Raw, your wait ends here. Simply Control-click (macOS) or Right-click (Windows) the Edit panel and select Edit Panels to Show.
In the dialog box that appears, select a panel and use the arrow keys in your keyboard to move it up or down the list. You can also deselect a panel if you don't want to view it in the parent Edit panel. Click OK.
To revert to the default order of panels, click Default Order and click OK.
Apple M1 and Windows ARM support
Camera Raw 13.2 is natively compatible with Apple devices with M1 processors and Windows machines with ARM processors.
Support for new cameras and lenses
For the full list of supported cameras and lens profiles, see these resources:
