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Bringing RAW camera files into CorelDRAW

When you open single or multiple RAW camera files in CorelDRAW, they are first displayed in the Camera RAW Lab. You can use the controls in the Camera RAW Lab to adjust the color and tone of the RAW camera images. If you are satisfied with the adjustments of a file, you can apply the same adjustments to the remaining files.

After processing RAW camera files, you can edit them further by using the tools and effects available in CorelDRAW. Then, you can save the RAW camera files as TIFF or JPEG files, or you can save them to any other file format supported by CorelDRAW.

Note that RAW camera files cannot be saved to a RAW camera file format in CorelDRAW. Any changes made to the RAW camera files in the Camera RAW Lab are lost unless you save the files to a supported file format.

Processing RAW camera files

The Camera RAW Lab includes controls that are organized in a logical order for color correction and other adjustments of RAW camera images. It is recommended that you start from the top of the Color page and work your way down. Once you finish correcting the color and tone of your image, you can sharpen it and remove noise by using the controls on the Detail page. For information about the settings on the Color page, see Adjusting the color and tone of RAW camera files. For information about the settings on the Detail page, see Sharpening and reducing noise in RAW camera files.

Camera RAW Lab: circled numbers correspond to the numbers in the following table, which describes the main components of the lab.

 

4. Color page
5. Detail page
6. Properties page
7. Undo and Redo buttons
8. Reset to original button
9. Create snapshot
To bring a RAW camera file into CorelDRAW Back to Top

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You can rotate the image by clicking the Rotate left button or Rotate right button .


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