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Dear community,
I open my Raw pictures in Photoshop Raw and make adjustments. At this point the images are sharp, some pin sharp. I then open the images in Editor to make other adjustments. When the image opens I either have to zoom in or out to get the sharpness back. Sometimes it is further than "fill the screen" and the consequence is that the composition is changed. The pictures do become sharp again but they are not the pictures I wanted. Am I just being stupid or is there an explanation?
I would be grateful for any advice on this issue.
Andrew

Hi again Sarika,
I think I've got it.
1. Open in Camera Raw.
2. Make adjustments
3. Save image
4. Open (comes up in Camera Raw again) and "open Image" into Editor
5. Make adjustments in editor
6. Save
I have been making adjustments in Camera Raw and then, before saving it, have opened the image in Editor. This has possibly caused my problem. Do you think I'm right?
Andrew

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