I'll explain first how to use Super Resolution on its own, then how to apply it to JPEGs, and finally how use it in Adobe's Lightroom software for editing and cataloging photos. How to use Super Resolution in Photoshop's Adobe Camera Rawīegin the Super Resolution process by opening a raw file. #EDIT FILE DETAILS IN ADOBE BRIDGE HOW TO# Photoshop will open raw files in the Adobe Camera Raw tool directly. Next, right-click the photo and select the Enhance option. You can also use the keyboard shortcut Command-Shift-D on MacOS and Control-Shift-D on Windows. You'll see an Enhanced Preview dialog box with a couple of options to control the process. First, the Raw Details option Adobe added in 2019 improves how raw files are rendered. Below that, make sure you've checked the Super Resolution checkbox. To see the expected results, click and drag to pan around the preview image, or click on the magnifying glass icon to zoom out and then click again on the patch you want to scrutinize. #EDIT FILE DETAILS IN ADOBE BRIDGE PATCH# Photoshop shows its estimate for how long the process will take - several minutes in some cases - but often it gets done faster in my testing, sometimes just a few seconds to turn 12 megapixel photos into 48 megapixels. If you want to bypass the Enhanced Preview dialog box, hold down Option on MacOS or Alt on Windows as you click the Enhance option.Īfter that comes the fine tuning. I recommend zooming in closely to edit details like sharpness, texture and noise reduction using the sliders on the right edge of the tool. Last, click either the Done button, which will save the new version next to the original with "-Enhanced" added to its filename, or Open, which opens the image in Photoshop. #EDIT FILE DETAILS IN ADOBE BRIDGE PATCH#.#EDIT FILE DETAILS IN ADOBE BRIDGE MOVIE#.#EDIT FILE DETAILS IN ADOBE BRIDGE HOW TO#.
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