Overexposed image saved in new Camera Raw 7

I took an image (Camera raw format) that was shot of a colorful tree last year, but overexposed; the sky was white. I edited it with camera raw in Photoshop CS5 and, then, cleared the settings in the Bridge and did it with Photoshop CS6 and camera raw 7. The difference was unbelievable. A few minutes in the new Camera Raw 7 and it was workable. I never got the image even satisfactory at all in Photoshop CS5 Camera Raw. This version of camera raw really works well with over-exposed images.

Hello! you are opening an image that had a been edited under a previous process. Go to the Camera Calibration Tab, and set it to 2012 process.

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Good news and bad news:
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http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/
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http://mulita.com/blog/?page_id=6934
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Thank you, Trevor.
I've been waiting and hoping that George would do a series on the latest Camera Raw to match his tutorials on Lightroom, which he always does first.
I purchased his series on ACR 6 and they were excellent, so I have every faith that his new series on ACR 8.3 in CC (which also covers ACR 8.3 and ACR 7.x in CS6) will be just as good.
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One of the bonuses is that along the way he gives you links to further in-depth totorials on his Website regarding particular topics: eg, the interaction of, and different ways of manipulating, the Highlights/Shadows and Whites/Blacks sliders for particular types of images. Looking forward to viewing those.
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dj_paige,
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Because just because a company like Canon or Nikon doesn't change the file
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