: The straighten/leveling tool was moved into the dedicated crop tool panel for a more consolidated editing experience.
: Assign different presets to specific camera models, allowing for customized baseline adjustments that account for different sensor characteristics.
: Added raw support for several new models, ensuring photographers using the latest gear could process their proprietary files. Adobe Camera Raw 12.2
Released in February 2020, introduced significant workflow improvements, most notably the ability to automate raw image processing through customizable defaults. While it maintained a familiar interface, it added deep-level settings that allowed photographers to tailor how files are initially handled based on the specific camera model used. ⚡ Key Feature: Raw Defaults
As a standard point release, 12.2 expanded the software's compatibility with the latest hardware available at the time: : The straighten/leveling tool was moved into the
The standout addition in version 12.2 was the section within the preferences menu. This feature allowed users to:
: By automating "mundane" adjustments like lens corrections and initial sharpening through the new defaults, users could significantly reduce the time spent on repetitive tasks. This feature allowed users to: : By automating
💡 : To access these new settings in version 12.2, navigate to Preferences > Camera Raw > Raw Defaults within either Photoshop or the ACR interface itself.