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Hi,
I have the new Camrea Raw 13.2 installed and want to use the new Super Resolution option with jpgs. When I control click I don't get an option to Enhance, in fact the options look completely different to all the online videos (see screengrab).
I've tried opening Camera Raw from Bridge but the button is greyed out and turning on the double click to open Camera Raw from preferences doesn't work. Also there is no option to control click open in Camera Raw.
Photoshop is up to date (22.3) and i'm running macOS 0.15.4
Actually one can use this feature on JPEGs or TIFFs or PSDs etc. It's a bit of a hack but works (although not as well as doing this on a true raw).
In Photoshop's Open dialog, set Format Menu to "Camera Raw" after selecting a JPEG or TIFF. This forces it to open in ACR (not ACR as a Filter) and you can now use the new Super Resolution.
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Unfortunately, the new Enhance feature doesn't work with jpegs. It only works with raw files. According to the documentation, "The supported file types are raw mosaic files from cameras with Bayer sensors (Canon, Nikon, Sony, and others) and Fujifilm X-Trans sensors."
What's tricky about Camera Raw is that the options that appear for Raw files are different from what appear for other file types, so they're not just grayed out--they're not there.
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Hi I am getting the same thing using a tiff file
the camera it was shot on was a Fujifilm GFX 100
Process
image in capture one
edit with
photosho 21
choose setttings
tiff
16 bit
at 360
processs Prophoto
(and yes I tried in rgb)
image is now transferred as tiff to photoshop
click filter
camera raw
open
image appears
right hand click and the he above screen shot
any other suggestions please
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It needs to be a raw file. To make it a raw file do the following:
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Thank you very much
yes it works-
I use both photoshop CCand capture one CC - both all up to date
anyway for information I followed your instructions
I opened the file where the raw images are for a work flow in C1
opened the he file chose an image converted to DNG AND OPENED IN CAMERA RAW
This works it also stores the dng file in the capture one concession and psd
I think it's effective but cumbersome at the moment to use effectively in a workflow
that said not every image you are going to want to do this but it would be so much easier if you could convert the raw file in c1 first to tiff as normal and then processing and save
done :white_heavy_check_mark:
Looking at capture one the output for raf files are tiff psd or jpeg
thank you for your help but I think it needs some tweaking to make it a viable and interesting mechanism for pre pro for me
@Myra Ferguson wrote:It needs to be a raw file. To make it a raw file do the following:
- Open Bridge
- Select the image
- Go to File > Export to > Export to DNG
- In the Export Progress dialog click on the exported image to navigate to it in Bridge
- With the DNG selected, go to File > Open in Camera Raw...
- Then in Camera Raw, you should get the Enhance option
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Hi, still cannot find the super enhance feature, everything up to date.
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What file type are you using? It needs to be a raw file. The steps above will help you convert your file to a DNG. Try that and then see if you can access the feature.
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Thanks Myra for replying and clarifying.
That's very confusing from Adobe, on their own blog (see enclosed) they say it works on other formats, jpgs, tiffs etc...
I suppose they got that bit wrong, perhaps it's coming eventually.
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@Myra Ferguson wrote:
Unfortunately, the new Enhance feature doesn't work with jpegs. It only works with raw files. According to the documentation, "The supported file types are raw mosaic files from cameras with Bayer sensors (Canon, Nikon, Sony, and others) and Fujifilm X-Trans sensors."
No, that quote is from the description of the Raw Details feature in Enhance; Raw Details only works with raw files, of course. Yes, this is kind of a subtle thing that confuses people.
Those restrictions don’t apply to Super Resolution feature of Enhance, which is described in the next paragraph on that page. Super Resolution works with non-raw formats supported by Camera Raw, so if you use one of the techniques to let Camera Raw open non-raw formats, you can run Enhance on it:
If you want Camera Raw to always open non-raw formats, change Camera Raw preferences as shown by post by digitaldog later in this thread.
If you want Camera Raw to not open non-raw formats by default, but override that occasionally, use the technique I showed in another post on this forum, where you use Photoshop to open a JPEG in Camera Raw (not using the Camera Raw filter).
Enhance is available for non-raw formats using either of those methods.
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Moved to the Camera Raw forum, from the Photoshop forum.
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Actually one can use this feature on JPEGs or TIFFs or PSDs etc. It's a bit of a hack but works (although not as well as doing this on a true raw).
In Photoshop's Open dialog, set Format Menu to "Camera Raw" after selecting a JPEG or TIFF. This forces it to open in ACR (not ACR as a Filter) and you can now use the new Super Resolution.
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Can you elaborate on this one ? cant find that options in photoshop, thank U
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I got into quite the spat with a chat rep about this very issue. The Adobe Blog post by Eric Chan dated Mar 10, 2021 states that unlike Raw Details (that only works on RAW formats) the new Super Resolution feature also works on JPEG, TIFF, PNG and HEIC. The rep tolde it only works with RAW and directed me to a KB article on Enhance Details that in the third paragraph (specific to the new Super Resolution feature in 13.2) ALSO works with JPEG, PNG, TIFF and HEIC. The chat rep told me that the KB article is wrong and the Blog post by Eric Chan is wrong. I explained that articles posted by Petapixel, Fstoppers, etc ALL show them using Super Resolution on JPEGs and TIFFs straight out of PS into ACR. I was told those articles are all wrong also. Not entire sure how when they show photo tutorials of them opening a JPEG I'm PS, opening ACR and then right-click > "Enhance..". At least I now know, thanks to this post, that you can convert to DNG to get it to work. I thought I was losing my mind.