On this video Julieanne Kost from Adobe demonstrates how to combine multiple exposures into a single 32-bit HDR file that can then be edited non-destructively using Adobe Camera Raw as a Smart Filter in Photoshop.
Kost start with Lightroom and than moves on to use Camera RAW in Adobe Photoshop CC. Kost also demonstrates working inside Camera RAW selectively, as well as show situations where you would benefit from converting your image (or part of it) to smart object and working on it in Camera Raw .
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