Camera Raw 7 - Recovery parameter

Hi,
when I've opened the Camera Raw 7 and start working with that, I've notice that the parameter "Recovery" was missing.
See image from CS5 down:
Where can I found it?
Best regards

There no longer is a recovery slider in ACR7/PV2012 (still there if you switch to the older PV2010 and PV2003 in the camera calibration tab though). If you look, many of the sliders have changed.
The closest thing to recovery now is the highlights slider, which will essentially do the same thing (i.e. recovery highlight detail) but in a more controlled and focused manner. Basically, you need to spend some time learning how the new tools available to you work: takes a bit of practice (in fact personally, I'm still learning how to get the best from it as I'm sure many are), but once you start to figure things out I think you'll find that the new processing cabailities in ACR7 are far superior to earlier versions. There are plently of tutorials out there that can help: many will be focused on the develop module in Lightroom in LR4 (as this was released two-three months in advance of ACR7), but the sliders operate in the exact same way so they'll be an invauable learning tool. Also try the Adobe forum for LR - plenty of good advice on there. But above all, just take some time to practice and figure thnigs out.
M

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Anonymous UUID:                    2B5860A2-0833-9497-AB03-2DD54FC9B314
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I had to do a recovery yesterday, and luckily had everything backed up. So....All seems well now, but when I loaded some photos from my camera and tried to open the CR image, I got that message. Cannot open because it is the wrong type of document. Grrrrrrrr..... I'm running windows xp and cs3.

Open Photoshop/help/about plug-in/camera raw. You should have one and only one copy listed.
It is really not in the plug-in folder for other functions. It should be in C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-Ins\CS3\File Formats. It there it should be a plug-in icon that says camera raw.8bi.
What does your system say?

Camera Raw 4.6 and DNG Converter available on Adobe Labs

http://labs.adobe.com/wiki/index.php?title=Camera_Raw_4.6
Additional Detail Here:
http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2008/09/camera_raw_46_and_dng_converte.html
Regards,
Tom Hogarty
Lightroom, Camera Raw, DNG Product Manager

> why Im getting those bright red spots in the lighter areas of the photo.
That's the clipping warning, which you can turn off by clicking on the triangle at the upper right hand corner of the histogram in the ACR preview. That means
your image is overexposed and all those red spots represent areas that are
totally blown out.
You can try to rescue them with the Exposure and Recovery slider.
You really need to read up on Camera Raw. You desperately need
Jeff's Book (CLICK HERE).

Camera Raw 4.6 and Elements 6.0

Installed Camera Raw 4.6 into Elements 6.0 & 5.0, but Elements 6.0 will not recognize Sigma Dp1 X3F files, but 5.0 will. The DNG converter works. Any clues to what could be going on
Jack

> why Im getting those bright red spots in the lighter areas of the photo.
That's the clipping warning, which you can turn off by clicking on the triangle at the upper right hand corner of the histogram in the ACR preview. That means
your image is overexposed and all those red spots represent areas that are
totally blown out.
You can try to rescue them with the Exposure and Recovery slider.
You really need to read up on Camera Raw. You desperately need
Jeff's Book (CLICK HERE).

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