CS6 and Camera Raw

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• Photoshop CS6 and Camera Raw

  I just bought a Canon 5 d Mark IV but the rough version of the camera on my PC (version 7) does not read the files. I went to help and updates, then it sys it comes to the current version. Then, I went to the Adobe site and downloaded Camera Raw 9.1.1 installer but it did not update on photoshop.  Any ideas how I intall this version of camera raw? Any help would be appreciated

  Camera Raw 9.7 is necessary to have support for this model of camera raw files. And camera raw 9.7 is not compatible with Photoshop CS6. If you have decided to stay with this version of Photoshop then your the cheaper option would be to download converter DNG 9.7 and create copies of your raw images that will open in Camera Raw DNG 9.1.1. What has happened that lead you to believe that Camera Raw 9.1.1 has not installed? If you go to help-> on plug-ins and choose Camera Raw, what version?

• CS6 Photoshop Camera Raw 7.1 Installation failed. Error code: U44M2P7 - try to get the Camera Raw Filter for Photoshop CS6

  CS6 Photoshop Camera Raw 7.1 Installation failed. Error code: U44M2P7 - try to get the Camera Raw Filter for Photoshop CS6

  U44... Update error http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1289956 can help

  Try to install your updates manually

  Beginning of the updates here and product selection, read to see if you need to install updates in the order of the numbers, or if updates are cumulative for the product http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates/

• Preferences in Bridge and Camera RAW does not

  I'll put up a new Macbook Pro, end 2013 15 ", 10.9.2

  CS6 Production Premium, also have Indesign CS6, LR5, Acrobat Pro 11. Camera RAW is version 8.4. Everything is up-to-date.

  Bridge and Camera RAW preferences do not work properly. Bridge prefs-related bridge display, for example theme color, text under tiles, places preferred, etc... all work fine. Pref. Bridge opens and closes correctly without error. "Double click on edits Camera RAW settings in Bridge" does not. Photoshop starts to open Camera RAW regardless of whether or not this box is checked. The camera RAW preferences are not open. By selecting "Camera RAW préférences" of the bridge does nothing. Camera RAW seems to work fine hosted by Photoshop.

  I tried a new user with the same results.

  What's up with that? Anyone else seeing this? Solution?

  -David

  Fixed it with this work around

  Camera Raw 8.4 | No metadata or edit Camera Raw

• The cheapest "Creative cloud photography Plan" includes it Bridge and Camera Raw?

  Hi people, I have used creative cloud four years now, only to use Photoshop for my work. I pay £17.58 per month (UK), but it seems to me that I could actually pay half, AND get included Lightroom (I'm on a subscription "an application" from now)... the problem is, I can't seem to find all the information about knowing if Bridge and Camera Raw would be included in the "Plan of photography" - they are essential for my work , so can not risk changing room for this plan, unless I know for sure. If anyone has the answer, it would be great. And if this is the case, can I also get 4 years of repayments, as I feel a little like I'm torn right now!

  Hi monkdave,

  There is a special plan designed for photographers, called "photography Plan" that includes Adobe Photoshop CC 2015, Lightroom CC 2015, CC 2015 and Camera Raw bridge.

  I think that the plan that you have right now is called "Only one App membership only for Photoshop" and this plan includes cloud storage space more (20 GB) relatively in terms of photography.

  Reference: Lightroom and Photoshop | Plan of creative photography of cloud of Adobe

  Kind regards

  Mohit

• Adobe Bridge and Camera Raw too small on Microsoft Surface PRo 4

  I have the Microsoft Surface Pro 4. I downloaded Photoshop for use with fotography.

  Photoshop works perfectly, but Adobe Bridge and Camera Raw are too small. I can't read the letters...

  Anyone know a solution?

  

  Hi all

  We published a new version of Adobe Bridge (CC 2015) on July 19, 2016. This update is available via the Adobe Creative Cloud application.

  We have approached some unwanted highDPI on Windows. Please try the new version and look for problems you encounter.

  If you are not able to locate the bridge (CC 2015) on the creative cloud application, you will need to update the creative cloud application and restart your computer.

  Thank you

  Deepak Gupta

• I have photoshop cs5 extended and it won't let me update device central cs5, cs5 64-bit and camera raw

  I have photoshop cs5 extended and it won't let me update device central cs5, cs5 64-bit and camera raw

  update by downloading the files directly and then apply them: http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates/

• Photoshop and Camera Raw or not with editing Sony RAW files?

  I still read a lot of comments and forums that Photoshop and Camera RAW are not good to convert and edit files Sony RAW (ARW). Is there a reason for this? Or is it just not biased opinions?

  I received recommendations for another program that is supposed to do a better job than the two, but still hesitant to use, I like to use what I already know...

  So, what's your response to that?

  TIA

  Hi rfe777,

  The Applications CC with Lightroom and Photoshop CC are good software to work with Sony's RAW files.

  And also, they provide a good result when working in Camera Raw.

  Kind regards

  Tanuj

• 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

• I have redownloaded my CS5 Photoshop and Camera Raw will not accept my RAW files or Adobe Bridge displays the display of the image of these files. A message appears saying: it does not support this camera.  I have a Nikon 5100 digital SLR.  He has always

  I have redownloaded my CS5 Photoshop and Camera Raw will not accept my RAW files or Adobe Bridge displays the display of the image of these files. A message appears saying: it does not support this camera.  I have a Nikon 5100 digital SLR.  He has always displayed them in the past.  How do I get to view these photos in Bridge, then open them in RAW?

  Your Nikon 5100 requires a minimum of 6.4 ACR.

  The ACR, which is installed with CS5 default is 6.0.

  You must update your ACR to the latest version available for CS5 - ACR 6.7

• I have re-uploaded my Photoshop recently and Adobe Bridge no longer displays my Nikon NEF files and Camera Raw will not open them.

  I have re-uploaded my Photoshop recently and Adobe Bridge no longer displays my Nikon NEF files and Camera Raw will not open them.  I get a message saying that Camera Raw does not support my type of camera, but it has always in the past.  The bridge will no longer display the display of the image of my NEF files.  Here's of Nikon NEF files from the DSLR camera from Nikon 5100 digital.  How can I fix it?

  I have re-uploaded my Photoshop recently and Adobe Bridge no longer displays my Nikon NEF files and Camera Raw will not open them.  I get a message saying that Camera Raw does not support my type of camera, but it has always in the past.

  When you re-installed Photoshop, you also re-installed the version of Camera Raw comes with Photoshop - in other words came back you to an old version of Camera Raw, which does not support the D5100.

  Camera Raw plugin | Supported devices

  The D5100 has first supported in Camera Raw version 6.4.

  In Photoshop, click Help > updates to update Camera Raw.

• With the bundle Photoshop and Lightroom, Bridge and Camera Raw comes with it?

  With the bundle Photoshop and Lightroom, Bridge and Camera Raw comes with it?

  Hello

  Yes, Camera Raw and Bridge are included. Bridge will have a separate installation, however.

  Kind regards

  Steve

• 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

• DOWNLOAD 7DII and camera raw

  Had my 7DII in hand for about 10 days. Everything was fine until tonight. I down loaded the culture of days using Canon EOS utility, all as I have been all along. However when I tried to open the raw Photo 12 store it does not, even when I tried CS6. Pop - up told me that I didn't have the soft ware good camera raw. Never forget that I have been downloading Raw images for some time and that you have downloaded the raw images from this camera for almost two weeks. So. I installed the most recent dates. I am now able to open raw files in CS6 but continues to receive the same popup when using 12 PS.

  Good gun, is a camera problem or what?

  Tinwhistle

  12 Photoshop is better known under the name of CS5. He has an older version which, with its old version of Adobe Camera Raw (ACR), will not support a newer camera model such as the 7DII.

  Or maybe you mean Photoshop ELEMENTS 12... which is more recent than the CS5, but still

  also, has been replaced and uses an older version of ACR that does not support 7DII and never will be.

  The CS6 update was the right thing to do. In fact, the update to ACR was what was needed. He is now able to handle the RAW files of 7DII. If I remember correctly it is ACR 9.1. I think that it is also compatible with the even more recent Canon DSLR: 5 d/5 d-R and T6i/T6s.

  But who will probably be the last Canon that will be supported CS6 DSLR and it's related ACR version. Adobe has announced that it will be the last update of ACR for CS6 (and 6 Lightroom). They are abandoning support for the independent, licensed products.

  The next update, ACR 9.1.1, works with Photoshop CC, cloud, subscription version of PS (and LR CC). So you don't have to rent the software and pay monthly if you want to continue using PS in the future, with as-yet the new camera models.

  Something else you could have done, and we can do in the future is converted RAW CR2 files in files our camera Adobe DNG, which are another form of RAW file. Adobe DNG Converter is free to download, to do this. And DNG is backwards compatible with older versions of Photoshop, Elements and Lightroom.

  If all this seems rather monopoly on part... Although Adobe is.

  I expect once they have done away with the stand-alone versions of PS and LR, they start ratcheting the price on the CC versions. It is a priced now at $10 per month (which happens to work near what I tended to spend on upgrades independent of the PS and LR over the years). Who knows when the price will begin to move upward or by how much. But I guess they will be. After all, when they first announced CC of Photoshop, Adobe offered a "discount Introduction" to current holders of $30 a month, for PS CC alone. I guess that it didn't sell very well because they have passed the following year, gradually reduce the price where we are now... CC PS And LR CC grouped for $10 per month.

  However, I take that initial 30 $par month as an indication of what Adobe thinks their products are worth and want to charge a CC PS in the not-too-distant future. So, personally, after 20 years using PS (starting with Version 4) and LR since shortly after the first version was introduced, I explore my alterantives.

  PS You should really use EOS Utility to upload your files. You can simply use Windows Explorer to create destination folders, and then open the memory card, select all the files and the drag/move/copy the hard disk. (Similar can be done on a Mac, if that's what you use.) It takes less time to do it is to write about it here!

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  San Jose, California, USA.
  «Market softly and carry a great lens.»
  MATERIAL: 5DII, 7D(x2), 50D(x3), some other cameras, various lenses & accessories
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• CS6 Adobe Camera Raw

  Hello

  I have CS6, I bought it new in 2012.

  Now, I have a Canon 1DxII and it seems that the camera is not supported in the RAW converter.

  The files have not been rewarded.

  Is this normal?

  Kind regards

  Devices supported by Adobe Camera Raw

  The Mark II 1DX requires that Camera Raw 9.5.

  CS6 is only compatible with Camera Raw up to version 9.1.1.

  Options:

  1. Join the cloud, or
  2. Download the DNG Converter, convert all Mark II-1DX of Raw files to DNG, and then edit the DNG in CS6
     Digital Negative (DNG), Adobe DNG Converter | Adobe Photoshop CC
     Camera Raw: How to use Adobe DNG Converter - YouTube