Please update the Camera Raw plug-in using the update tool available in the Photoshop help menu." I am given the option to "open Anyway" or "cancel". I get the error message "This version of Lightroom may require the Photoshop Camera Raw plug-in version 9.10 for full compatibility. I have a similar problem when I try to merge from Lightroom. If I then click on Filters "Camera Raw Filter" is grayed out.
After Photoshop loads the files the error message (The command "Camera Raw Filter" is not currently available) appears. nef images from Bridge with the command Merge to HDR Pro then use command " Complete Toning in Adobe Camera Raw" and click on "tone in ACR" Photoshop opens. Adobe Creative Cloud says all Apps are current. You can check out more videos and tutorials from Sleeklens by visiting the blog section or checking out our YouTube channel.I have recently updated to latest Photoshop 2017.1.1, Bridge 7.0.0.93 圆4, Camera Raw 9.10.0.739, Lightroom 2015.10. You don’t even have to go to the full blown Adobe Photoshop if you don’t want to. This is an easy way to do an HDR image using Camera Raw. We have more data to play with and blend everything as much as we want. We will reduce the highlights, increase the shadows, get more tones going on in the bedroom so we will get much information as possible. From here we will do a number of edits and this is very beneficial if you want to get as much data added to the image possible. I will click save and this gives us a new image in addition to the three original ones. I will choose desktop and this changes the file name into HDR. We will then click merge and this will tell us where to save the DNG file that it creates. We will turn this option off and instead choose Deghosting. This gives us a preview of how the image will look plus the normal options you’d get if you were doing this in Lightroom including Align Images and Auto tone which will automatically generate some toning with increased shadows and decreased highlight.
When we click that, it gives us a number of options and we will select “Merge to HDR”. You will find a small button which is like a menu button on the top bar. I will select all the images by holding one, shift and click at the bottom to highlight all. For this tutorial, we have three images of an interior bedroom for real estate photography.
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