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This post applies to Camera Raw. Lightroom Classic and Lightroom Ecosystem feedback can be found here. Previous Early Access Feedback can be found here.   Generative Remove makes it easier to remove unwanted objects and distractions with a simple gesture, even on complex backgrounds. For more accurate results, be sure to include the object's shadow in your selection and/or expand its size.    Detect Objects uses AI to find the objects underneath a brushed area. The masked areas will now appear larger than the Early Access version of this feature. You can also circle objects for quicker selection now.    We have also updated the spot selection experience to make it easier to manage variations, switch the fill type, refine the selection area, or re-generate as needed.    Batch updating is also now supported for Generative Remove spots. As Generative AI analyzes portions of the image that have been cropped out, Camera Raw has the ability to tog

Hoping for some type of solution. I have an R5 MK2. I shoot raw and convert to tiff with pro photo rbg 16 bit, then further edit the tif. What I see in ACR during the edit and the later saved result in Bridge are not the same. I like what I see in ACR and not so much the saved result in Bridge. Any light shed on this would be much appreciated.

The bottom image is the original one. With person removal, only the person on the bottom right corner was detected. Also, the man on the right as his right leg bizarrely recreated. 

Announcing a new feature now in Adobe Camera Raw (17.2) – Removal of Distracting PeopleUnder the Remove dialog, under Distraction Removal, we have added an item called “People”.   This feature supports faster and easier detection and removal of distracting people in an image. It is offered as a Tech Preview in the Adobe Camera Raw Plugin-only and is available now. Please try it out and let us know what works well, what doesn’t work well, and anything that might improve the experience.   Thank you! Peter Baust - Dir, Product Management   Posted by Rikk Flohr  

Adobe Camera Raw 18.5This problem occurs on both Nikon D850 and D500 raw files which have been opened in ACR by right clicking on the files in the Mac finder and selecting open in photoshop.  The files have not been previously processed in any way.When I right click on the image in Camera Raw, the option for “Show Autofocus Points” is greyed out and not responsive.  I have repeated this with multiple files from both cameras taken using different autofocus modes.I have checked two of the files (one D500, and one D850) in Raw Digger to examine the EXIF data, and both show values for “Focus Position” (0x11 on a D500 file) and “AF Points in Focus” (E9 on the same file), so this metadata information should be available to Camera Raw.Are these cameras supposed to be supported by this feature?  Adobe’s documentation says nothing about what cameras are supported.I watched a video today showing someone using this feature (although with a different camera’s files), so I know that I was looking a

DescriptionSince updating from Camera Raw 18.3.2 to 18.4.0 and 18.4.1, the Subject masking feature no longer works.When clicking Masking → Subject, Camera Raw immediately displays the error:"The AI selection model cannot be downloaded."No subject mask is created.SystemWindows 11 (latest updates installed) Adobe Photoshop (current version) Adobe Camera Raw 18.4.1 Intel Graphics (Geekom GT1 MEGA) Intel Graphics Driver 32.0.101.8801 Internet connection available Creative Cloud Desktop running and signed inSteps to reproduceOpen any RAW file in Camera Raw. Open the Masking panel. Click Subject. Camera Raw immediately displays:"The AI selection model cannot be downloaded."Expected resultThe Subject mask should be created normally.Actual resultOnly the Subject mask fails.No mask is created.Additional informationThis issue is 100% reproducible on my system.The following comparison was performed on the same computer, with the same RAW files and no hardware or operating system changes.Camera Ra

J'ai un problème. Toutes les versions depuis Camera RAW 18.4.1 à la dernière échoue de fonctionner sur ma machine. J'ai une RTX 3070 Ventus, Je suis sur Windows 10 22h2 entièrement à jour. J'ai 32 Go de Ram. J'ai la dernière mise à jour du driver NVIDIA. C'est à dire la 610.88. Mais à partir de la 18.4.1 de Camera RAW, il ne reconnait plus mon GPU. Impossible de l'ouvrir dans Photoshop. Un message indiquant que "Camera Raw nécessite l'accélération du processeur graphique pour retoucher les photos". Donc pour lui, c'est comme ci je n'avais pas de GPU. Dans les paramètres de Photoshop pour aller dans les propriétés de Camera Raw, au niveau performance, je vois ce message "L'accélération graphique Camera Raw n'est pas prise en charge par votre système". J'ai déjà cliqué sur "Réinitialiser la prise en charge GPU", "Purger la mémoire cache". Redémarrer Photoshop. Mais sans résultat positif. Pourtant Photoshop lui-même détecte bien mon GPU et il est bien utilisé. Pour le moment, je suis obli

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Only ONE distructing person is identified, while there are several.  “Exclude area from remove” doesn’t work, since cursor turns into ZOOM mode when moved to that area and you can’t point to the pin.Previous version worked much better !(I work in Windows 11)

Problem:Benutzer-Presets von Adobe Camera Raw, die Maskierungen enthalten, werden im Camera-Raw-Filter von Photoshop nicht angezeigt.Ich arbeite professionell mit Photoshop und Camera Raw unter Windows 11 Pro.Mein Workflow:Ich öffne ein DNG direkt in Adobe Camera Raw. Ich verwende bzw. erstelle ein Benutzer-Preset, das neben normalen Entwicklungsparametern auch Maskierungen enthält. Dieses Preset wird im normalen Camera Raw korrekt unter meinen Benutzer-Presets angezeigt und funktioniert einwandfrei. Anschließend bearbeite ich das Bild in Photoshop und erstelle daraus eine zusammengefasste/gesamte Pixel-Ebene. Ich öffne diese Ebene über Filter → Camera Raw-Filter. Das betreffende Preset ist dort nicht vorhanden. Auch nach Aktivierung von „Teilkompatible Presets anzeigen“ erscheint es nicht.Interessanter Vergleich:Wenn ich aus demselben Preset eine XMP-Version ohne die Maskierungsdaten erstelle, wird diese im Camera-Raw-Filter angezeigt und funktioniert dort korrekt.Damit lässt sich das

This post applies to Camera Raw.  Feedback for Lightroom Classic and Lightroom Desktop should be posted here.   Update February 2025:Adobe has introduced two Adaptive Profiles – Adaptive Color & Adaptive B&W.   Getting started with the Adaptive Profiles:  Access a profile inside the profile favorites menu.  In addition, there is a new section for Adaptive Profiles in the Profiles browser.  Enable the profile and adjust the ‘Amount’ slider as desired.  Use the rest of the Camera Raw tools just like you would otherwise.  Check out the Help Page for more detailed usage information. For more technical information on the underlying technology, please refer to this blog post.    Please try the profiles and share feedback in this community forum thread. It would help to include details like how you access Camera Raw (via Adobe Bridge or Photoshop), your computer system details, and as much information as poss

 The updates for the versions I mentioned in the title don't work. Camera Raw keeps claiming my RTX 3070 GPU isn't supported. So, I can't use it. Only version 18.4.0.0 works.Here are screenshots of the messages I receive with the latest versions. And here with version 18.6.0.0Apart from Photoshop itself, which does support my GPU:Therefore, I cannot take advantage of the latest Camera RAW features. This is unacceptable.I already submitted a bug report for versions 18.4.1 to 18.5, but without success. You haven't fixed the problem in this version.Here are the logs for version 18.6.0.0As well as those of the version that works for comparison.I also upload my dxdiag file for analysis.I even got another NVIDIA GeForce Studio driver update today, version 616.56. But it didn't fix the Camera RAW issue. So I'm still stuck on the working version 18.4. It's really frustrating 😤 knowing that I'm paying for the software.

Updated on July 7th, 2026.This post is to collect in-app customer feedback on the Generative Expand feature in Camera Raw.  Generative Expand seamlessly blends the edges of your existing image with newly generated content that naturally fits into the background without taking away from your photo’s original subject. Some use cases for Generative Expand are: Expand the canvas for images that were accidentally cropped  Fill in the edges of Geometry Edits Adjust the aspect ratio of a photo for social media  We'd love to hear what it does well, what it doesn't, and how you'd like it to work.  Please also include the following details in your post:  Camera Raw version System details Example image(s) if you wish to share Our team continually monitors this thread. Thanks!Thanks!Peter Baust - Dir, Product ManagementPosted by: Rikk Flohr

Using an R6III with en EF 11-24 F4L via an EF to RF adapter, and I am noticing significant barrel distortion at the wide end that the profile in Adobe Camera Raw isn’t taking out.The strange thing is that I used the exact same lens and adapter on my R6 mark 1, using the same lens profile in ACR and it corrects the distortion well.Anyone have any insights?I can correct manually but it gets tedious (shooting real estate)

Please can someone explain the changes to the crop tool in Camera Raw (18.3)?When using the gemoetry options I cannot crop to the edge of the image no matter what I do - this was no problem before. When the crop area is maximised, the crop tool no longer drags the cropped area, it only draws a new area to crop.This is incredibly frustrating. Please can someone tell me how to get the legacy crop tool back? This wasn’t included in any “What’s New” content I have seen.

★ I'm re-uploading because there are some corrections to make.  Starting in 2025, when using Camera Raw, a phenomenon occurs in the “Optics” section where color aberrations actually increase during distortion correction.  Even though "Remove color aberration" is checked, the color aberration is not being removed cleanly.  Color aberration is only somewhat reduced when the 'distortion" correction amount is set to 0.  When the “distortion” correction value is 1 or greater, chromatic aberration actually occurs. (This also includes the default setting value of 100.)  Also, in the latest version, even if you set the “distortion” correction to 0, it still feels like chromatic aberration is not removed cleanly, as in version 17.0.  I’m wondering whether it’s my laptop’s specs that are the problem, or if others are experiencing the same issue.   * I am currently using a Canon body and lens. I used the matching lens profile in Camera Raw as well.