Thanks. That is exactly what I wanted to know. I tried it and it works. ... View more

What do you mean by "the limit for the size of the disk that can be used for menus"? How many menu pages are allowed? I would have thought that would be a limitation of the software not a limitation of the disc. In my case, I need to display 50 photos in the slideshow. How are the manual slideshows created on the official movie DVD's? What software do they use? ... View more

I disagree. Many people still use DVD's. Blu-ray discs are more expensive and most of the time you can't tell the difference in quality and the content of the discs are the same except they charge more for the Blu-ray version. In any case, I have a need to make a manual photo slideshow for a DVD player. I know it can be done because I have a number of official movie DVD's that include such a slideshow of stills from the movie. Is my idea of using the menus possible? ... View more

Is it possible to create a set of DVD menu pages where I can place one photo on each menu page and click the [Next] button to advance to the next menu page which would accomplish the manually advance slideshow that I need? ... View more

I want clone/healing/content aware brushes in Camera Raw. I don't use Lightroom. ... View more

This topic title says "Lightroom and Camera Raw". There should be a separate topic for "Camera Raw" because users of "Camera Raw" have different needs that Lightroom users (although some needs are the same). ... View more

Everybody is talking about Lightroom but I (and I am sure others) live in Camera Raw and would just like a better selection tool for that program. ... View more

I would like to have a free hand selection tool option for the “Spot Removal Tool” in Camera Raw. The way it works now, I need to repeat the tool selection with many circles until I get the entire area I want to clone out of the image. It would also be easier if I could hide the previous circles when I add a new circle. I take thousands of concert photos shot in raw mode. Up until recently, I would process each photo through Camera Raw and then into Photoshop for additional adjustments and save another version of each photo in Photoshop. With the recent improvements to Camera Raw, I have discovered that I can do all my processing in Camera Raw and have no need to go into Photoshop for adjustments (for 99% of the photos). I now save all that storage space (by not having to store 2 versions of each photo) plus my process is streamlined. I have also further automated Camera Raw with an external keystroke macro program to quickly jump to the different sliders. If I was able to have the free hand tool in Camera Raw, I would replace multiple adjustments using small circle selections with one adjustment using a free hand selection saving much time. Even though using the “Spot Removal Tool” for a complicated removal is tedious, it is still preferable that going into Photoshop and having to maintain two files for one image. It would be great if I could select the item to be removed easier but if that is not going to happen, then I will continue doing it this way. If a free hand selection is not feasible, then having a "rectangle" as an alternate selection shape would help in some cases when that shape would be better suited than a circular selection shape. ... View more