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drag outside boundary Shift+drag outside boundary draw crop boundary, select Perspective check box in Options bar, drag boundary handle Shift+drag corner handle Alt+drag handle Enter Esc Ctrl+T Ctrl+Alt+T drag inside boundary drag cross-hair target drag boundary handle Shift+drag corner handle Alt+drag boundary handle drag outside boundary Shift+drag outside boundary Ctrl+drag side handle Ctrl+Shift+drag side handle Ctrl+Alt+drag side handle

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Benefits of Camera Raw More Is Better ...........................................................................189 Original CMOS information more bits..................................................................190 Non-destructive editing more metadata ................................................................191 Drawbacks of Camera Raw Size Matters .........................................................................193 Camera raw is not universal ....................................................................................193 Memory card and disk space ...................................................................................194 Time .......................................................................................................................194 Camera Raw File Types .....................................................................................................195 XMP ........................................................................................................................195 DNG .......................................................................................................................195 Standardization .............................................................................................196 No XMP files .................................................................................................196 Those pesky proprietary vendors ...................................................................196 Opening Images in Camera Raw .......................................................................................196 The Camera Raw Workspace and Workflow Options .......................................................197 Workflow options ...................................................................................................199 Space .............................................................................................................199 Choose a bit depth ........................................................................................200 Size ...............................................................................................................201 Resolution .....................................................................................................201 Sharpen For/Amount .....................................................................................202 Open in Photoshop as Smart Objects ............................................................202 Setting Preferences ............................................................................................................202 General ...................................................................................................................203 Save Image settings in....................................................................................203 Apply Sharpening to ......................................................................................204 Default image settings .............................................................................................204 Apply auto tone adjustments .........................................................................204 Apply Auto grayscale mix when converting to grayscale ................................204 Make defaults specific to camera serial number .............................................205 Make defaults specific to camera ISO setting .................................................205 Camera Raw cache ..................................................................................................205 DNG file handling ...................................................................................................205 Ignore sidecar .xmp files .............................................................................205 Update embedded JPEG previews..................................................................205 JPEG and TIFF handling .........................................................................................205