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Jiří Poláček
Jiří Poláček
Participant
May 31, 2019
質問

Adobe Bridge > PNG files > Open in Camera Raw

  • May 31, 2019
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Hi,

I use "Open in Camera Raw" option in Adobe Bridge to open .JPG files in Camera Raw. (screenshot - https://beta.ctrlv.cz/MrZ0 )

But when I want to open .PNG file, this option is not active.

Please how to open .PNG file in Camera Raw?

Thanks,

Jiri

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VisualNotes
VisualNotes
Known Participant
January 9, 2024

My workflow: I always convert my image files to DNG format for editing in ACR. This allows me to also edit PNG files in ACR.
The original file format (whether JPG, PGN or another format) is retained by embedding it in DNG and the processing steps carried out in ACR are also saved in the file.

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DaBee
Known Participant
April 6, 2022

me too you used to be able to open .png now its another thing that dosent work blocked  functionalty taken away while junk increases.

gary_sc
Community Expert
gary_scCommunity Expert
Community Expert
April 6, 2022

Sorry Debbie, the only files you could open in ACR are raw, DNG, tif, and jpg. PNG was never able to be opened in ACR. 

 

HOWEVER, as Lumigraphics stated, once an image is opened in PS, use the ACR filter, you're good!

    Stephen Marsh
    Community Expert
    Stephen MarshCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    May 13, 2022

    It's not an issue of Bridge, it's an issue of ACR. ACR can't work with the PNG format. However, once you open the image, it's not a PNG, raw, TIFF, PSD, or JPG. It's pixels and, at that point, ACR can easily work with pixels.

     

     


    At least on the Mac (not sure about Windows), ACR can also edit HEIC files in addition to the other supported formats. To my recollection, PNG has never been a supported format in ACR.

     

    Although dated, the fundamentals don't change and this old Russell Brown video is still good today:

     

    CS3: Adjusting JPEG and TIFF Images with Adobe Camera Raw

    http://av.adobe.com/russellbrown/CS3_ACR_JPEG_SM.mov

     

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    Lumigraphics
    Legend
    May 31, 2019

    I don't believe you can. However, the Camera RAW filter inside Photoshop has the same tools.

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      DaBee
      Known Participant
      May 11, 2022

      yes using camera raw starting from photoshop to edit  .png  is correct and works fine thank you.

       

      gary_sc
      Community Expert
      gary_scCommunity Expert
      Community Expert
      May 11, 2022

      Hi DaBee,

       

      Here's a hint (if you do not already know this), if you convert your image into a Smart Object, you can go back and make adjustments. If you do not do this, you're permanently locking in the changes as you work.

       

      Good luck!

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