Compatibility of Lightroom and camera?

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• Curious question about previews of Lightroom and Camera Raw Cache

  Posted in the Flickr Lightroom group as well:

  I noticed something on the previews of Lightroom (3.6) and cache Camera Raw, intrigued me.

  I create a new, empty catalog, and purge the Cache of Camera Raw.

  Then I import ONE Nikon (NEF) RAW file with dimensions 2592 x 3872 (10 mega pixels - 10,036,224).

  Then I export this NEF file to a TIFF 8-bit file uncompressed. You can expect this file size TIFF about 30 MB (10 megapixels x 3 bytes per RGB value) and in fact the TIFF file is size of 30,135,830 bytes. If you export the TIFF file same ZIP compression to specify the size of the resulting file is 10,834,038 bytes. The compression achieved here is obviously going to be highly specific to the image, but so far no surprises.

  When you import I said make 1:1 previews and I spend in the Loupe and see the whole picture in the format 1:1. I also visit the development module and do a lot of manipulation on the image but not cropping.

  At the conclusion of all this, I got out of Lightroom and examine file camera Raw Cache as well as previews of Lightroom file size. It would be my expectation that the previews folder should have a complete image rendering and Camera Raw Cache should also have a display form of raw data. What do you expect the size of these respective folders to be?

  Indeed - in my tests that the previews folder totals a simple 1 675 264 bytes and Camera Raw Cache that contains an image DAT file cached one is simply 267 374 bytes. This doesn't seem like enough bits to preserve the image rendered, nor there at - it an image is full-size, nestled in the actual catalog - the file is not large enough to hold that. And yet I can use the magnifying glass to the format 1:1 mode and move an image to the image without loading delays (even when you import multiple files).

  I wonder if I missed something obvious in my analysis and that, if someone might not care to speculate on what magic Adobe's practice here. Even if grant us them special algorithms to compress their insights that I don't see how they can achieve a compression so much larger than the file ZIP compressed TIFF realizes.

  And for those who might think to ask - I have told these experiences with multiple raw images and on MAC or PC platforms.

  I look forward to answers or interesting theories or maybe someone could reproduce the results of the experiment and report.

  The previews in the preview cache are JPEG files. JPEG compression is much more effective than the lossless zip compression. No magic here.

  Mr. Chan is obviously the expert on regards to the Camera Raw Cache.

  HAL

• Mobile of Lightroom and Camera Roll Sync

  What happens if I delete the photos form my iPhone Camera Roll after that I imported into Lightroom Mobile? LR will keep a copy or a re-sync causing my pictures to get lost?

  Thank you, Nick

  Hi Nick,

  If you imported the images and sync them in Lightroom using Lightroom for mobile, the images will be available in Lightroom mobile even if you remove the iPhone film.

  Let me know if it helps.

  ~ UL

• Problem with Lightroom and Camera Raw

  I can't really make any sense out of Camera raw and other adobe products.

  I have Lightroom 2.4, and if I click on the option 'a way', I said I have camera raw 5.4. However, I have no installed DCP files and therefore no options of calibration of the camera. All I see is "incorporated".

  Are also installed in Photoshop Elements 7 (Camera Raw 4.5.0.175), first Elements 7 & Photoshop CS3 (Camera Raw 4.0).

  I'm not an expert in the present, and I find the instructions on the site of adobe completely confused and hopeless.

  I if advance is no reference to how to get a CR to my Lightroom update. I found 4.6 for CS3 that I understand I SLES later, but I just can't find how to get the camera profiles installed from an update.  If anyone can help.

  Thank you

  Colin

  There is no Camera Raw to Lightroom update!  Lightroom does not use plug in Camera Raw.  All these features are part of the Lightroom program.  The profiles should be installed when you installed Lightroom 2.4.  When you see "Embedded", which indicates that you are working on a JPEG image.  You work on a raw image in order to see other profiles for your camera.

  What device do you have? Some devices did not have a lot of different profiles.  When you open a raw image in Lightroom, you are able to see the different profiles?

• The difficulty to upgrade my CS5, bridge, Lightroom and Camera RAW.

  I get an error saying that I not eligible to license. I have all my licenses and that they are in my adobe products, have all my boxes of product, but I still get errors.

  Please try to update the product manually, here is the link to download the updates

• C.C. of LIGHTROOM and olympus camera

  Hi, I recently bought a digital camera Olympus EM5 brand 1.  There is no installation to activate the correction of lens on Lightroom cc. Can someone help please?

  Work with lenses profiles in Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom and Camera Raw

  

• I just updated my Bridge and Photoshop and camera raw is now my images appear dull?

  As it is said above. My NEF (RAW) Preview on the left look great but a little as I open them in camera raw (right) to edit it alleviates instantly. It was fine before, before I did the update. Any ideas?

  

  Since you didn't say what specific versions and what specific model of Nikon camera, it's just a guess: you have a D810 and updated to 2015 CC with cab 9.1 and your camera profile that said Adobe Standard now says flat camera.

  The problem is that somehow versions.1 are ignores Adobe Standard profile and go to the next in the list that is flat camera.

  The temporary solution until Adobe gives us a version.2 that works, once again, is to download and install the Adobe D810 Standard profile in the common area of the users profile.  Here is an Adobe help page on this topic:

  Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Help | Display pictures of Nikon D810 with different colors in Lightroom and Camera Raw 9.1 6.1

• When Lightroom and elements will support Nikon D600?

  When Lightroom and elements will support Nikon D600?  Is Meanwhile a workaround for D600 raw files can be exported to Lightroom or am I just out of business until what Adobe develops the necessary patch?

  As best as I understand I can I as well rebox the 600 and go back to my older camera, supported, until whenever.

  Lightroom and Camera Raw 7.2 4.2 (11 items) are currently available and provide support for the Nikon D600.

  Go to help > (check) updates installed.

• Problems with the compatibility of Lightroom 6CC and ElCapitan on older iMacs

  When I upgraded to ElCapitan, Lightroom CC seems to continue to work without problem.  Then I did the first update and since then, I have not been able to use development module in the program.  I posted these problems on the Lightroom forums (see link below), but it is clearly an Apple problem, is not a problem of Lightroom. Lightroom people think it's the graphics processor in the older iMac which poses problem, but as I said above, it happened on the first update, not on the initial installation.  There is now another update on hold, and I fear that other programs will no longer work.  Apple made contact with Lightroom on those very real inconsistencies and what is their consensus?  This is a serious problem for a person using an older iMac and photo editing using Adoble products.  For a fuller discussion, please see the link below for the Lightroom Forum (information was also posted on the Forum from Adobe).

  Information on my version of Lightroom and my computer are in posts on the forum.

  pgrade-Lightroom-CC-2015-3-Camera-Raw-9-http://www.lightroomforums.NET/showthread.php?27159-develop-module-problems-in-u...

  Thanks to anyone who can help solve this problem.

  Should I worry about several incompatibilities with the new pending upgrade to El Capitan?

  FWIW, iMac 24 "early 2009 may have at least 512 KB of VRAM (typical models

  only had 256 K).  The specification of Lightroom CC, minimum is 1 GB of VRAM.

  Operation on this machine was borderline at best and probably just lucky it worked at all.

  In addition, a huge impact on the works of Lightroom is the amount of RAM installed.  With

  El Capitan installed, try to run Lightroom CC with anything less than 8 GB will be

  issue (despite what can say Adobe).

• I have a Canon 7 d Mark II and I'm using Lightroom version 5.7.1 on a Mac computer. My question is, I can't get attached to my computer. Lightroom and my computer recognizes my camera, but the connection did not last long and she also gets lost and then c

  I have a Canon 7 d Mark II and I'm using Lightroom version 5.7.1 on a Mac computer. My question is, I can't get attached to my computer. Lightroom and my computer recognizes my camera, but the connection did not last long and she also gets lost connected, then lost several times until the capture of attachment option is closed. I tired buy new cables, lightrooom and call Update to Canon support, but still nothing works for me please help?

  Hi Martin,

  In order to make shooting with the Canon 7 D Mark II captive, you need Lightroom 6 and higher.

  Please visit the following link: a list of cameras that can be attached to Lightroom.

  Kind regards

  Tanuj

• Problems of compatibility of Lightroom 6 and Windows 10.

  I used 6 Lightroom on a PC since August/15.  I recently bought a new PC running Windows 10. The PC is SOFTA.  I knew nothing of the trouble with Lightroom 6 since.  He won't move a photo in the module development (blue screen) and regularly stops working when you try to download files from photos. I've deleted and reinstalled several times, without modification.

  In desperation, I reinstalled Lightroom 5.  It works well, thank heaven.  There is a problem of basic compatibility between Lightroom 6 and 10 of Windows?  Should I seek to return to Windows 8?

  Hi Billb,

  If please install Lightroom 6 and follow the steps below:

  • Go to Lightroom > Preferences.
  • Also please go to preferences > Performance tab and uncheck the box "use graphics processor.
  • Restart Lightroom and see if it works.

  Also check him follow the link: Photoshop and Lightroom with Windows 10 compatibility

  Kind regards

  Tanuj

• HELP, I tried for three days to get my Lightroom to read my a G3X Canon RAW files.   I have Lightroom version 5.71 with version 13.0.1 with control 9.1.1 Raw plugin Photoshop and Camera Raw 8.7.1

  HELP, I tried for three days to get my Lightroom to read my a G3X Canon RAW files.   I have version 5.71 with Camera Raw 8.7.1 Lightroom and Photoshop version 13.0.1 with plugin Raw control 9.1.1 no Adobe seems interested to help me.  I have spent a lot of money on CS6, but since you walked toward the Cloud CC you neglected thin clients I.   Please, Please HELP.

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  Hi Ken graves,

  Apologies for the inconvenience.

  The minimum version of camera for Canon G3 X access files is 9.1.1 However, last camera raw update for Lightroom 5.7.1 was 8.7.1.

  Thus, you would not be able to access these raw files in Lightroom.

  For Lightroom, you can switch to Lightroom 6 or download DNG Converter to convert these images to DNG and then access in Lightroom.

  For Photoshop CS6, you should be able to access raw Canon G3 X images as CS6 version supports them.

  Make sure all your plugin for Photoshop CS6 camera raw.

  You can upgrade from this link: Camera Raw of Adobe Photoshop CC and CS6 Installer

  Kind regards

  Claes

• Photoshop or Camera Raw, Lightroom and Photoshop (with Bridge)?

  Since then, if I understand correctly, Camera Raw is a match for the Lightroom Develop Module these days, I wonder how using Camera RAW and Photoshop with bridge as an organizer, compared with Lightroom and Photoshop.

  Would be grateful pros Rapids or disadvantages on these two approaches.  Thanks in advance.

  That would explain the differences and circumstances: Photoshop Lightroom of Versus, which is right for you?

• 6.1.1 Lightroom, Photoshop CC and Camera raw

  Hello

  I use Lightroom 6.1.1 on a MacBook Pro (OS X Yosemite 10.10.5).)

  I upgraded Lightroom 6.2.1, it was a disaster and I'll be back soon to 6.1.1!

  I would like to install the trial version of Photoshop.

  It would obviously be the current CC in Photoshop?

  I wonder if any problem can occur, in regard to the Camera raw is concerned: LR and PS will work with the same installation of Camera Raw? I mean, LR works with its own installation of Camera Raw, or not? And if Lightroom and Photoshop work with the same Camera Raw installation, is the current version (installed with the current version of the CC PS)-compatible Camera Raw with Lightroom 6.1.1?

  Thanks in advance for your comments.

  Daniel.

  Lightroom and Photoshop do not share the Camera Raw plug-in. The Camera Raw code used by Lightroom is cooked in Lightroom.

  Using the most recent PS and ACR will not be a problem as long as you don't try to use cameras not supported by LR 6.1.1.

  Devices supported by Camera Raw

• So, I have creative cloud... It came with Photoshop and Lightroom... could I uninstall Lightroom and install Illustrator for the same price?

  It came with Photoshop and Lightroom... could I uninstall Lightroom and install Illustrator for the same price?

  No, you can not install Illustrator instead of Lightroom. You can buy Adobe Illustrator creative Cloud app unique: pricing and membership creative cloud plans | Adobe Creative Cloud