New feature summary | Adobe Camera Raw (October 2022 release)

Select the photo you want to retouch. In the Healing panel, select Content-Aware Remove. 

Define the Size and Opacity of the brush to make a selection.

Click and drag the brush over areas you want to heal using the Content-Aware Remove tool. Adobe Camera Raw will analyze and fill the selection with best-suited generated content from other parts of the photo. 

To remove all the adjustments made using the controls, select the Reset button from the menu.

Open the photo you want to edit. Select Masking > People.

Adobe Camera Raw automatically detects all the people in the photo. You can select the person in the photo that you want to make adjustments to. 

You can select specific parts of the body like hair, skin, teeth, etc, and enhance only the selected parts. 

Click the Masks panel. Select Add and/or Subtract masks if you wish to add more or subtract from the mask. 

Use the editing sliders in the right panel to make adjustments to the selection. 

Open the photo you want to edit. Select Masking > Objects.

Do one of the following to make a selection:

• Brush: Roughly brush over the object you want to select.
• Rectangle Select: Make a box over the object you want to select.

Click the mask in the Masks panel. Select Add to further add areas to the selection or Subtract to erase areas of the automatic selection. You can use any of the masking tools to do this.

Use the editing sliders in the right panel to make adjustments to the selection. 

Open the photo you want to edit. In the right panel, select Masking > Background.

Adobe Camera Raw will run an analysis and automatically select the background for you. You can view the selection as an overlay (red, by default) and a mask is created in the Masks panel.

Click the mask in the Masks panel. Select Add to further add areas to the selection or Subtract to erase areas of the automatic selection. You can use any of the masking tools to do this. 

Once you're happy with the selection, use the editing sliders on the right to make local adjustments.

Open the photo you want to edit in Adobe Camera Raw.

Create a mask using any of the masking tools.

Use the new Curves panel to apply a tone curve adjustment to the masked region.