Feature summary - Adobe Camera Raw (June 2023 release)

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Posledná aktualizácia dňa 28. 6. 2023

Learn about major new features and enhancements in the June 2023 release of Adobe Camera Raw (version 15.4).

Fine-tune your photos using Refine Saturation

When you make edits using the Point Curve tool, the overall saturation of the image changes when you drag the curve points. To control the saturation changes upon making Point Curve adjustments, you can use the Refine Saturation slider and manually adjust saturation as needed.

Currently, the Refine Saturation slider is available only in the RGB channel in Point Curve.

Open a RAW photo you want to edit. Select Edit > Point Curve.
Once you've adjusted the overall tonal range in an image using the Point Curve tool, select the RGB channels icon to see the Refine Saturation slider.

Refine Saturation slider set at 100 (by default) in Point Curve.
Use the Refine Saturation slider (set at 100, by default) to adjust the saturation.

Refine Saturation slider is also available while making Curve adjustments in Masking.

Adjust Grain in a photo while using Masking

Enhance your photos by adjusting the amount of grain to specific parts of your image. Adjust the grain amount and creatively spin your photographs by enhancing backgrounds, an out-of-focus image, and more.

Open a RAW photo you want to edit and add the desired Masks.
Once you've made the edits in the selected mask, select Effects > Grain.
Use the Grain slider to adjust the intensity of the grain. You can use the Size and Roughness sliders as required to adjust the grain in an image. These settings will apply to the universal and masked areas of the image.

Grain slider in the Effects panel.

Supported cameras and lenses

Check out the following articles to find newly added cameras and lenses in the full list of supported profiles:

Other enhancements

The Presets panel is now available in the sidebar. Select the Presets icon to open the Presets panel.
The Process Version (PV) has been upgraded to Process Version six (newly imported photos) to reduce banding issues in adjusted images.
Holding Alt or Option key while making adjustments with the HSL TAT tool or Color mixer sliders will show the active hue in color and greyscale of all other hues for better visualization.
You can quickly customize the amount of canvas padding when a photo is zoomed in to fit.
You can easily save files from the Camera Raw filter in Adobe Photoshop.