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Hi All,
This is probably going to be on of those things that turns out to be obvious but here we go……
I do a lot of interiors photography, and every so often forget to bracket an exposure in order to steal the windows from a under- exposure to add to a correct-exposure.
So what I am trying to find out is why if I make a duplicate of my raw file, and rename it differently does any change applied to one raw file take immediate effect on the other, even though they have different names (I don’t use sidecar .xmp files to store camera raw info)
Is there a workaround for this or do I just have to do it by hand….. Open the correctly exposed image and save as a psd, then return to the raw file reduce the exposure and open in photoshop to get my new "bracketed exposure" psd
Any Help greatly appreciated
Johnny
This is probably going to be on of those things that turns out to be obvious but here we go……
I do a lot of interiors photography, and every so often forget to bracket an exposure in order to steal the windows from a under- exposure to add to a correct-exposure.
So what I am trying to find out is why if I make a duplicate of my raw file, and rename it differently does any change applied to one raw file take immediate effect on the other, even though they have different names (I don’t use sidecar .xmp files to store camera raw info)
Is there a workaround for this or do I just have to do it by hand….. Open the correctly exposed image and save as a psd, then return to the raw file reduce the exposure and open in photoshop to get my new "bracketed exposure" psd
Any Help greatly appreciated
Johnny
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