How do I turn off shadow and highlight clipping warnings in Adobe Camera Raw?
Asked 6/15/2013
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In Adobe Camera Raw, clipped shadows are showing in blue and clipped highlights in red over my image. How can I hide or disable these warning overlays?
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In Camera RAW 7.0 you can just click on the little arrows on the top right or top left of the histogram display. The one on the left turns on/off the shadow indicator(blues), the one on the right turns on/off the highlight indicator(reds).
Alternatively you can use the keyboard "O" to toggle the highlight warning, and "U" to toggle the shadow warning.
More information about the indicators from Adobe: http://blogs.adobe.com/jkost/2013/03/per-channel-clipping-warnings-in-adobe-camera-raw-in-photoshop.html
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In Adobe Camera Raw, those red and blue overlays are the clipping warnings.
To turn them off:
- Click the small triangles/arrows at the top corners of the histogram.
- Left triangle: shadow clipping warning (blue)
- Right triangle: highlight clipping warning (red)
- You can also use keyboard shortcuts:
Utoggles the shadow warningOtoggles the highlight warning
If you want, you can disable either one individually or both together.
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