Camera Raw

I am seeing a significant performance regression with AI Denoise in Camera Raw 18.7 on a 2023 Mac Studio with an Apple M2 Ultra.SystemMac Studio (2023) Apple M2 Ultra, 24-core CPU 128 GB unified memory macOS 27.0.1 Camera Raw 18.7 Photoshop 2026 Sony A1 II RAW files, approximately 49.8 MP (8640 × 5760)ProblemAI Denoise on comparable Sony A1 II RAW files previously completed in under 10 seconds on this same Mac. It now typically takes approximately 15–20 seconds.I reproduced the problem by opening a Sony A1 II ARW directly in Photoshop/Camera Raw, so Lightroom Classic, its catalog, previews, and the location of the Lightroom photo library are not involved.During a recent Camera Raw Denoise test, Camera Raw estimated approximately 20 seconds. While Denoise was running, Activity Monitor showed the Mac remaining approximately 86–94% CPU idle. GPU History also showed relatively low GPU activity rather than sustained heavy utilization.Camera Raw Preferences > Performance identifies the Ap

 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.

This post applies to Camera Raw and is the primary feedback thread for the Blemish Removal feature. Blemish Removal can be found in the Remove edit panel for Camera Raw. Blemish Removal helps automatically remove distracting skin blemishes, such as acne and other temporary imperfections, while allowing you to tune the appearance of permanent marks, such as freckles and moles. Once enabled, your image will be scanned for people, and any detected blemishes will be automatically removed. For refinement, you can adjust the result using the Amount and Fade sliders, choose which person the removal applies to, and restore any areas you'd prefer to keep. Batch removal is also supported; simply select the "Blemish" checkbox under "Remove" in the copy settings dialog. We would love to hear your feedback on Blemish Removal! Please give it a try and let us know what you think:How is it useful? How could it be more useful? What could we do to improve your experience? Josh Bury, Camera Raw Engineeri

Pressing G used to add a linear gradient mask. Now it brings up the new Grid layout. J used to apply the radial mask. Now it does nothing. What’s going on with the KBSCs? I’m not sure if there are others that have changed. The brush took, still works with K.

In the latest version of Camera Raw, some keyboard shortcuts have changed. Previously, you could rotate an image simply by pressing L.Now, however, they’ve switched to the combinations Ctrl + ] and Ctrl + [.I can no longer rotate the image because, to type square brackets on my Italian keyboard layout, I have to press Alt + è or Alt + +. Alternatively, Ctrl + Alt + è or Ctrl + Alt + +. The rotation doesn’t respond to the command. What should I do? It seems it’s also impossible to change the Camera Raw shortcuts.  thanks

This is feedback rather than a question.  I have just returned from visiting a site of ancient buddhist caves in China. The delightful Buddhist statues are behind wire mesh grids for protection.  This makes photography virtually impossible. However, i took a few photos and reflection removal worked to remove the wire grid!   

When opening RAW in ACR and using Crop (C) tool from left or right of the image it actually starts moving the GUI rather than cropping the image, not sure what version this has been changed, but before i never had this issue, please make GUI have lock option so when cropping images it would never try to resize GUII understand there is way to aim and select the right resize tool but margin for aim is so little and its waste of time, GUI should be set up once for most people don’t need to constantly be able to resize the side bars of ACR GUI

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

I’m trying to remove the reflection from the shop window (see attached screenshot), but the related tool in Camera Raw seems not work. Any suggestion?Many thanks for helpRoberto

Hi,Please can Adobe add the DJI Mini 5 Pro Profiles in Camera Raw, so that I can use Adobe Standard. Adobe Landscape, Adobe Vivid profiles when I import the DJI Mini 5 Pro .DNG files Thanks in advance, NickDJI Mini 5 ProLightroom release: 15.6Camera Raw release: 18.7

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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