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• Photoshop "in edit...". "no longer works for my DNG files

  OK, I have read many discussions on this topic and tried all the solutions given, but the option no longer works for me because I've updated both programs.

  Currently working on:

  Mac OSX 10.11.6

  CC 2015.6.1 the Photoshop Lightroom and Camera Raw 9.6

  Photoshop CC 2015.5.1

  Photos with Cloud backup external HARD disk

  Lightroom catalog on computer

  Backup catalog Lightroom in the clouds

  Lightroom preferences for editing in Photoshop:

  File format: PSD

  Color space: ProPhoto RGB

  Bit depth: 16 bits

  Resolution: 300

  Metadata settings: automatically write changes into XMP

  Tried:

  Uninstall/install the two programs with reboots and even with uninstallation of preferences.

  Uninstalled and installed creative cloud.

  deletion of com.adobe.Photoshop.plist

  TIFF, Jpeg, opening... gives no problem. I always get the possibility to decide to open original/copy with LR adjustments/copy without LR adjustments

  Open a DNG by LR in photoshop open Photoshop, however, is no longer opens the image and so I can't save as PSD thereafter.

  It's completely dead my workflow because all my pictures are stored as RAW/DNG files

  After a chat with Adobe Support all issues have been resolved:

  Apparently, when you use an external source for your photos, this is the case for me save space on my local drive and for security and backup reasons, once I had problems seems to happen.

  The solution is quite simple: unplug the external source, import a random picture to LR by using the import function 'Add', open it in Photoshop using "change in". It worked flawlessly and subsequently when you reconnect my main source for the photo I have, I could again open DNG files in photoshop using the function "change in" LR.

  Adobe support thank you!

• Xmp sidecar for jpg files?

  I know how to create files xmp sidecar for raw files.  Photoshop CS6 creates xmp sidecar for jpg files?  My place jpg I opened in Camera Raw is preserved somewhere (because when I reopen it the jpg, the file opens in raw with the changes I've done previously), but I can't find a file in which these changes are stored.  -What are these embedded information in the jpg or stored somewhere else?

  SideCar files are ignored by the JPEG files.

  But you can synchronize settings in JPEGs in Adobe Camera Raw (ACR).

  See this video: batch in Adobe Camera Raw

• Convert RAW CR2 + XMP convert them to those in the DNG file or converts just the CR2?

  It's a stupid question that, somehow, after hours of research, I can't find a definitive answer for:

  I have an existing photos stored in catalog. CR2 (Canon RAW) format, more accompanying files XMP sidecar on the photos I edited.  If I decide to convert those to the DNG format, is the conversion process automatically pick the changes I made in the XMP files and write the changes to the DNG format resulting?  Or is just in process of conversion convert the CR2-> DNG only, ignoring the XMP file?

  Stupid question, but a very important!

  Bonus question:

  The conversion process leaves CR2 and XMP files in the folder as they are and simply add the DNG format in addition to those?  Or he removes the source of CR2 and XMP files, REPLACING those with the DNG format?

  The default mode of Lightroom doesn't create sidecar files. There are not.

  Even when the sidecar files are present, Lightroom does not use them for anything, whether Lightroom uses the information contained in the catalogue of files (except when importing, in this case the parameters of development in the sidecar files are written to the Lightroom database and then used to display the photo)

  The purpose of the sidecar for other software files is indeed store development parameters, as there is no other place to put this information. However, it is not the purpose of the sidecar files in Lightroom. Where they exist, the sidecar files are simply a way to store your settings outside of Lightroom development and allows Lightroom adjustments must be communicated to other software that can read Lightroom development settings.

• Develop settings lost after re - import the DNG files folder

  I use LR for several months and - after having used to his peculiararities - love the program.

  Tonight, I have re-imported one file to DNG files that I had previously withdrawn from the LR - using the import option 'Add '. When the develop module, I noticed that my original develop settings have been applied is no longer.

  These settings are not incorporated into the DNG files? How could they get lost? They wrote, too, when re - import files?

  I always back up my catalog before closing. The backup of the catalog contain the original developing parameters for these DNG files?

  I know I must have done something wrong! Please inform and explain. Thank you.

  The development parameters are only in the catalog, unless you have autowrite to xmp enabled in the settings of catalog or if you have selected the image files and saved the data to develop with Cmd/Ctrl-S to the selected files.

  When you delete the files from the catalog data to develop will too after a short period (allows cancellations) so if you have a catalog of backup with files until they have been removed you could open that save develop settings and then open your catalog of work and read the metadata,.

  I keep all my files in Lightroom, as it is my rather than the operating system file manager. Then I know (I hope) where everything is and what happens to my images.

  Your type of error has been made by many, including myself and is part of the learning curve for digital imaging!

• DNG file corrupted ranging from 5.7 to new CC LT

  I have thousands of DNG files are corrupt!  I used LT 5.7.1 with no problem, nothing damaged and broken or anything.  I uninstalled 5.7.1 until I signed up for the new CC Lightroom package, load the new version and when I go to my old files, about 80% of import do not matter! What should I do?

  There have been a few reports for the DNG files other than Fujifilm x - E2 cameras.   One person experienced various problems with DNGS from many cameras after the upgrade, and he indicated that roll back to the previous version corrected its problems.

  Instructions for making back to LR CC 2015.5.1: http://www.lightroomqueen.com/how-do-i-roll-back-to-lightroom-2015-1-1-or-lightroom-6-1-1/ (replacing just 2015.5.1 in these instructions).

  Here are the relevant bug reports in the Adobe official feedback forum:

  DNG not supported in Lightroom CC | Community customer Photoshop family

  Lightroom CC 2015.6 / 6.6: cannot read the X - E2 Fuji DNG files more | Community customer Photoshop family

  Please add your vote and details of the symptoms you experience to the bug report, particularly if roll back to 2015.5 solved the problem.

• [KINEFINITY] Kineraw S35 / Kinemini Support DNG file

  Hello

  I wanted to know that if there is the possibility of support for Adobe DNG files created by Kineraw S35, now first crashes when you try to import these files.

  If I can help in some way by sending the file to technical support, let me know!

  Thank you

  Samuel

  Hi Samuel,.

  You have to make a feature request that the word "Kineraw" does not appear in our database of the bug/feature request. Here is the link: http://www.adobe.com/go/wish

  Thank you

  Kevin

• . DNG files not showing thumbnails in the Mac Finder

  Hello.

  I'm trying to convert to Lightroom for my photos on my Mac and when I downloaded the example for tutorials .dng files, I noticed that they do not appear in my files to the Mac Finder thumbnails. Clearly it is somewhat a disadvantage when there are file photos.

  .Dng files I downloaded all appear identical graphic icons that resemble an opening of the camera.

  Is it possible to get these files will appear as thumbnails on my Mac please?

  I'm running OS X on a MacBook Pro 10.9.4.

  AHA, this is what is happening. I downloaded the practice files. They are the new format dng compressed and scaled-down (like smart Lightroom previews) that Adobe just introduced with LR 5. Raw Apple libraries like also all non-Adobe software can not read those, unfortunately, so you will not be able to preview.

• XMP in the dng file

  Hi, I read this thread (Option to save the sidecar XMP for DNG), and have the same problem. It would be wonderful convert my images to DNG, but I'm not for the exact reason discussed for example the backup files is much longer with DNG. I can't find a resolution about it in the post, and I was wondering it it's solved. , I regularly work on 2 computers, so to carry an external drive which I synchronize my files and my LRCAT file. It's practice and asy, ensuring that I always have a backup as well (I also have another non-portable backup).

  Currently, I keep my images to the native raw format because it simplifies backup/synchronization. Why? because only the xmp files change, not the native file, making it super fast for synchronization and backup.

  But I prefer to convert my native raw files to DNG for the future (different native formats of different manufacturers, you know the situation).

  So, in the end, can e convert native RAW to DNG format * and * maintain a direct xmp file? has someone (Adobe?) has decided to offer this option?

  Otherwise, TIFF is a viable option? and information would be TIFF aside?
  

  Thanks, Phil

  If asked to Lightroom writes or NOT writes XMP in the DNG, DNG file changes every time that you change.

  Hmm, this only happens to me if I uncheck the catalog settings > metadata > changes automatically write in XMP.  When I change a DNG in the develop module or change its metadata in the library, the metadata status indicator module indicates that the catalog metadata has changed, but has not been written back to the file:

  

  But the date of the last modification of the operating system as shown in the Finder or Explorer of files has not changed.

  Are you sure that the date of last modification changes for you?

• Xmp in dng files data reading problems

  Hello

  I work on a Mac and export files into dng with loss of outside color correction. They have done the work for LR 5 process (I use CC) and return the xml files. I can't read these data in the dng files more editable in Lightroom. I tried to re - import and I tried to read the metadata of the file. Any help would be appreciated as I usually just read the xmp to the original RAW, but the RAW files are currently on an external drive in another country!

  Thank you

  Andy

  moominman wrote:

  They have done the work for LR 5 process (I use CC) and return the xml files.

  Extension must be xmp (and syntax must conform to the standard xmp...).

  Lightroom will read xmp in dng sidecar only if the last modified date is fairly recent (otherwise it ignores sidecar in favour of anything that is embedded in the dng file).

  So if Lr is not read sidecar, touch (change it somehow, so it looks new).

  Let me know if you need more information.

  Rob

• How can I generate XMP sidecar files?

  Hello

  Do what you want will be the whole of the law.

  I'm trying to find a way to generate XMP sidecar for my files of Adobe Bridge's RAW DNG files. How can I do this? The reason why I asked is that my instructor really gets on my case because I'm not able to generate XMP files.

  Love is the law, love under will.

  Sincerely,.

  Jessica sideways

  Have never used DNG, but I understand that all the info is on the DNG file and there is no separate XMP file.

• 5 Lightroom loads do not importing .xmp sidecar files

  I have a folder of RAW images that also contain .xmp sidecar files I am trying to import into Lightroom. Import images without any problems, but it seems that Lightroom don't know the sidecar files, since none of the metadata they contain do not appear in the catalog. I see the same behavior when I take the same files RAW/.xmp and all first run through the DNG Converter and then import the DNG in Lightroom (once again, no metadata). I tried to update the catalogue in two writing in the file as well as the reading of file but nothing I will get the metadata in the catalog. Anyone have any ideas? Thank you...

  The file seems to be corrupted:

  

  Basically, you have < rdf.li > gibberish instead of gibberish , so there are two end tags in a row without the intervention of the opening tag.

  XML Notepad gives this error due to the foregoing:

  

• Importing older RAW Camera Raw adjusted files with XMP sidecar

  When I import CR2 (Canon RAW) files that have XMP files to their sides in my Lightroom 4 catalog, Lightroom reads correctly in XMP files image adjustment and guide them as parameters for development for the newly imported photos. That's how I expected to be. Lightroom assigns old version of process to these files, as it should.

  A small question, I however: once I imported all these CR2 files in my collection, it is safe to delete all these sidecar XMP files immediately? I guess that Lightroom saves all development parameters in the file catalog at the time of importation, and that XMP sidecars are no longer needed. Is this correct? Or what I need to enter the mode to develop with each file first, before you delete the XMP in order to make the old settings to "stick"?

  Andrey Tarasevich says:

  How can I force Lightroom XMP files for images that were imported initially with sidecar XMP to forget?

  Synchronize the folder (folder/ctrl-click right, then choose the folder to synchronize). Do not import anything or search metadata - none of this, just do a 'ineffective' 'synchronize' and he'll forget all about missing sidecars.

• Can I record a Photoshop6 dng file for import back into Lightroom 4

  Can I save a Photoshop6 dng file for import back into Lightroom 4. I don't understand why this is not simple.

  Hello!

  Format DNG aims to be a universal formats of files for files camera raw: http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/extend.displayTab2.html?promoid=DTEHA

  You can save a DNG camera raw without problem.

  Just to go the low left corner of the interface hand and select "save image".

  (as explained in the help files here: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/creativesuite/cs/using/WS91C1E0BD-9600-42b2-8EBE-1E012ED61058. html #WSB0DC278F-B3DF - 4a 60 - 88BC - B3D6A852C242 )

  Or you try to save a file edited in Photoshop as a DNG?

  For what purpose, exactly? A TIFF, PSD or PSB file can have a raw file, saved as a smart object (to allow a subsequent reprocessing in Camera Raw) and all the pixels / editing of vector layers intact.

  If recording maximize compatibility, it can be opened in Lightroom for cataloging and editing, if necessary.

• Is it possible to import dashboard camera Samsung s7 dng files in Lightroom for mobile

  I just got a new phone the other day, Samsung s7 Edge, and he can shoot in raw, I discovered. I can see the the jpg and in file browser dng files, but when I open the Lightroom application and and try to add pictures I see only the jpg. I know I can capture images of the Lr app raw it itself, I found using the app fastest camera native.

  Found a better solution... and so far, it always works.  Always take a picture... sacrifice that will remove you the film from your phone.  After you delete the photo, the DNG should appear when you go to 'add a photo' in Lightroom Mobile.