Camera Raw

At the moment I don’t shoot in raw and do not want Photoshop to open in Camera Raw. I have tried the various suggestions and rebooted both photoshop and my Mac laptop but it still opens my jpeg files in Camera Raw. Any suggestions on how I can top Photoshop opening in Camera Raw would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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Hi everyone, I’m a professional photographer specializing in interior photography.In my workflow, which involves processing images through Adobe Camera Raw, perspective correction is an essential step.Correcting vertical and horizontal lines manually takes some time, especially when it has to be done image by image. So, when Adobe introduced the one-click Guided Upright feature for automatically straightening lines, I was genuinely excited.Unfortunately, after testing it in real-world situations, I found that it only worked reliably in a limited number of cases, and I soon stopped using it.The main issue is that, when an image contains many visible lines, the algorithm does not always distinguish between the primary architectural lines and secondary elements.For example, when photographing a hotel room, the main reference lines should be those of the room itself, such as the walls, floor and ceiling. However, the algorithm is often distracted by wardrobes, furniture, doors and other el

Prior to version 16.0.5, switching aspect ratios in the now-named Crop & Expand menu would maintain either the width or height (can’t quite remember which, but I believe it was typically the shorter of the two) when switching over. Now, it seems to average out some arbitrary change in crop size, losing the useful ability to rely on a crop still aligning to a certain place/size when switching ratio.

Hi Adobe Team,I am writing to express my strong frustration regarding the latest Adobe Camera Raw updates (v18.4 / v18.4.1). [1, 2]With the latest update, the automatic limitation feature for mass automation/batch processing was completely removed or broken. Because of this regression, I was forced to manually limit and process hundreds of images individually, which completely ruined my high-volume workflow and cost me hours of manual labor. [1]Due to this severe limitation, I had to uninstall the latest version and downgrade back to version 18.3.2 just to keep my daily business running. Batch automation is a core requirement for professional photographers, and removing or breaking this automation constraint makes the plugin unusable for mass editing. [1, 2]Please treat this as a critical bug or regression and restore the automatic limitation for batch workflows in the next patch.System Environment:Previous Working Version: v18.3.2 Broken Version: v18.4 / v18.4.1 Windows 11  Thank you,

I have a bunch of HDR photos that I’m saving as AVIFs.  Everything works fine except that if I save them with Color Space “Maximize Compatibility” enabled then I am unable to load these AVIF’s back into ACR without losing all of my HDR grading.  It will load those files back in as basically ungraded SDR images.  Simply clicking the HDR button does not return them to their correct appearance.  All HDR grading is lost.However, if I turn “Maximize Compatibility” OFF then the resulting AVIF files load back into ACR perfectly fine with HDR enabled and all the grading looking exactly how I left it.  My understanding is that Maximize Compatibility simply adds a gain map to the file, but apparently that gain map is confusing ACR when I try to load those files back in.  HDR JPEG Ultra files which also have gain maps, however, do load back into ACR just fine without any issues. This is with whatever version of ACR is current as of July 18, 2026.

Products: Photoshop 27.8.0, Bridge 16.0.5, Adobe Camera Raw 18.4.1.2647Hardware: Mac Mini M4 Pro with 24 GB, Apple Studio Display XDROS: macOS “Tahoe” 26.5.2Symptoms: Frequent kernel panics while editing RAW files from Nikon Z8 and iPhone 16 Pro Max.Sometimes I can work through several files without trouble. Then I load a new file in ACR, make some adjustments, and it crashes. This has happened when touching several different sliders and controls. There is no obvious or repeatable pattern to the panics. I am mostly editing in HDR mode, with working space HDR P3 or Rec. 2020. These are not complex edits - usually just a few moves for exposure, shadows, clarity, cropping, etc.Files are located in local storage (internal SSD of Mac), or external storage (Crucial x9 Pro SSD).Files are opened via Bridge, or directly from Finder.I have tried disabling GPU, purging cache, restarting the Mac, reinstalling Photoshop.Attached is a crash dump. 

I’m using Geometry panel in ACR on everyday basis, but after some latest update it is harder to use again.Why geometry panel is now collapsed by default, when there is no need to save space for other tools?Why do I have to expand panel for every single image?How do I make it expanded by default?Why do you do these nonsense changes, that dont help, Adobe?   

When I updated to the latest Camera Raw 18.4.1, the Denoise AI disappeared and only the original Denoise is there. When checking why this is what is suggestedEnable Technology Previews:In Photoshop: Go to Photoshop > Settings > Technology Previews (Mac) or Edit > Preferences > Technology Previews (Windows). Check the box for "New AI features and settings panel". Restart Photoshop or Bridge. That box containing New AI features doesn’t appear in either Photoshop or Camera Raw settings in Bridge. Can someone tell me where to find and fix this problem?

Ich habe die Grafikkarte Intel Arc B 850 Graphics (32.0.101.8861) - 12 GB. Sowohl bei Lightroom als auch bei Lightroom Classic funktioniert alles. In beiden Programmen erhalte ich unter Voreinstellungen - Leistung den Hinweis: Dein System unterstützt automatisch die volle Beschleunigung. Grafikprozessor verwenden steht auf AUTOMATISCH. Hier könnte ich noch AUS und BENUTZERDEFINIERT auswählen.Bei Bridge und bei Photoshop  steht unter Voreinstellungen -- Camera Raw - Leistungen - Grafikprozessor verwenden auf AUS. ich habe keine Möglichkeit, den Eintrag zu ändern. 

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

In the latest Camera Raw on Windows (for me, 18.4.1) - the Constrain Crop check box in the Geometry panel has disappeared. Where did it go? 

Hi,After updating to Camera Raw 18.4.1, GPU acceleration stopped working.I'm using:Photoshop 27.8.0 Camera Raw 18.4.1 Windows 10 22H2 Intel UHD Graphics 620Everything was working fine before the update.Now Camera Raw shows: "Camera Raw graphics acceleration is not supported by your system." The Use Graphics Processor option is locked to Off.I already tried:Updating the Intel graphics driver. Resetting Camera Raw GPU settings. Recreating the CameraRaw and GPU folders. Reinstalling Camera Raw.Nothing helped.Has anyone experienced the same issue after updating to 18.4.1?Thanks! 

Hello Adobe Team,I have found a reproducible issue with Camera Raw 18.x.System configuration:Windows 10 Pro 64-bit Adobe Photoshop 27.8 (official Creative Cloud version) Camera Raw  18.4.1 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti (latest Studio and Game Ready drivers tested) Intel Core i7-8700K 32 GB RAMIssue:Simply opening the Presets panel in Camera Raw causes the following error:"The graphics processor has encountered an unrecoverable error. Due to a run-time error, GPU acceleration has been disabled for the remainder of the session."After this message appears, Camera Raw becomes unstable and continues to display the same error until Photoshop is restarted.Important findings:Camera Raw 17.5 works perfectly on the same computer. Camera Raw 18.0, 18.3, 18.4, and 18.4.1 all reproduce the problem. Lightroom Classic works perfectly with the same RAW files and the same presets. The problem occurs only in Camera Raw Filter inside Photoshop. The error appears simply by opening the Presets panel. In many

MacOS, ACR 18.4.1In the previous versions of ACR _before_ the new AI Expand tool, I could scroll up and down images on the left hand side gallery while in the “Crop and Expand” tab (just like in all the other tabs like in “Edit”, “Remove”, etc.) with arrow up and arrow down on the keyboard.Now it’s not the case anymore.  I can’t scroll ONLY in “Crop and Expand.”  My guess is that the addition of AI Expand has broken or disabled the arrow key scroll feature.  Please fix.  Thanks.

On Camera Raw, the file looks perfect, but once it’s in PS it’s horrible. The transition from shadows to highlights is completely pixelated. How can this be fixed??

With the introduction of Ananmorphic lens adjustments, the panel has been redesigned/reordered yet again. I have not and will not ever use anamorphic lenses and I have to now retrain my brain where the Geometry area is. Even if I could move the anamorphic options, that would be great, but I can’t. In a perfect world I’d hide them completely because they’re useless to me. Moving the cursor a little farther on screen isn’t the end of the world but with as much time as I spend doing the same thing, it’s annoying as hell to have it change all of the sudden for a feature I don’t need and cannot hide.

When I crop an image and finish with it the new crop does not fill the screen. Its stays the same size and just removes all the pixels outside the crop. In previous versions when I would confirm the crop with the enter key it with bring the new images to fit in view. Its is frustrating that I have one more button to click now every time I crop and every time and slightly adjust the crop.Im using ACR 18.4 on a 2024 M4 Mac Mini

If the working profile in both Photoshop and ACR are the same, the skin tones match the proper hue when a photoshop image is brought into ACR.  However, the skin tone line on the new vector scope is not moving to adjust for the fact that the Hue value associated with skin tone varies between color spaces.  The skin tone line seems to be set at a hue of about 18 regardless of what the working export color space is, so it gives incorrect skin tones unless you are exporting to Rec709. space.Open an image in photoshop with skin and convert it to Rec709 color space.In the settings panel ensure that ACR working space is also Rec 709. Open the base layer in ACR and select the skin of the subject.  The skin tones will properly align with the skin tone line on the new vector scope, at a hue of about 18-19 degrees. Now, cancel in ACR and use the Edit menu to convert the image to ProPhoto color space.  In the settings panel, change the settings to ensure that ACR is also exporting to the ProPhoto

Copia e incolla questo testo nel campo:System configuration:CPU: Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF RAM: 64 GB GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti 16GB GDDR7 (Gigabyte), GPU-Z confirms 16,384 MB VRAM GPU Driver: NVIDIA Studio Driver 596.36 (WHQL) Motherboard: Gigabyte Z890 AORUS ELITE X ICE OS: Windows 11 Pro 25H2 (Build 26200) Photoshop: 27.6 Camera Raw: 18.3 Monitors: BenQ 2560x1440 (primary) + secondary 1920x1080Bug description:After opening RAW files (Canon EOS R6 Mark II, CR3 format) in Camera Raw and applying adjustments such as presets, masks, filters and AI-based operations (Denoise AI, Remove Object), the system progressively slows down until it becomes almost completely unresponsive. Saving a single photo can take over 60 seconds.Key finding confirmed via GPU-Z Sensors:After applying filters and masks in Camera Raw, VRAM usage reaches 15,937 MB out of 16,384 MB total (97% of available VRAM). GPU Load stays locked at 100% and Bus Interface Load stays at 100% indefinitely, blocking file savi