Files dng catalog Lightroom 6 not supported
After 2 days struggling with my internet connection very slow, I've finally updated OSX El Capitan JUST so I could update to Lightroom 6 so that I could import of Olympus raw files. At startup, Lightroom prompted me to update my Lightroom Catalog, but Lightroom now displays an error message whenever one of my old dng files are open. Something along the lines of "file appears not supported or damaged.
In addition, it crashes whenever I try to import files from Olympus. so I did not win anything.
is it possible to have another go at updating the catalog Lightroom 6, or do I just go back to Lightroom 5 and maybe forget my subscription of the CC?
I think that this is a known problem with some devices, including your.
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