Hidden Settings In Photoshop / ACR’s Remove People

How to instantly remove people from photos in Adobe Camera RAW. Colin Smith shows how to use the hidden advanced options in this brand-new ACR Photoshop 2025 tool.

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New Features In Lightroom + ACR

Colin Smith shows you how to use the new Adobe features in this Lightroom + Camera Raw tutorial.

00:00. Introduction
00:10 Lightroom Classic, Focus in Tether
01:47 Adaptive Profiles in Lightroom Classic (and Lightroom desktop)
03:11 Lightroom Classic Performance improvements
04:06 Dual Monitor support in Lightroom Desktop
05:41 Compare view update in Lightroom Desktop
06:29 New Features in Lightroom Mobile
06:52 People removal in ACR Camera Raw

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Photoshop’s New Reflection Removal Feature Is Magic!

“Instantly remove reflections from photos in Photoshop using the new Reflection removal in Camera Raw. Colin Smith explains how it works and shows you how to remove reflections from a photo in a single click in Photoshop.”

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Remove Shadow with This Easy Photoshop Trick

“Learn how to remove hard, extreme, and complex shadows with a super simple technique in Photoshop! Without creating complex masks, in this lesson, we’ll learn how to entirely erase the shadow, even out the skin, and fix the color in the shadow area. With the power of Blend If, Curves, and some amazing Photoshop filters, we’ll discover how the new tools tackle the most complex shadows like the ones on faces.”

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Removing Lens Distortions and Correcting Perspective in Lightroom Classic

“In this video, you’ll learn how to remove distortions caused by the camera lens using the Lens Correction panel as well as correct perspective distortions using the auto and guided upright options in the Transform Panel.”

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