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• The original dng files trapped in the clouds?

  I do not have a pc and therefore don't have mobile Lightroom.

  I transferred raw files from my digital camera to my phone. Then I added to Lightroom for mobile and created a collection.

  I'm unhappy with mobile Lightroom because I can't "save under".  In addition, I am not happy with the low resolution JPEG images that become my dng files and there isn't an option to export to a better quality.

  I decided that I would rather not use Lightroom for mobile and that is when my problems began. Apparently, my original dng files have been moved to lr mobile (as opposed to copied).

  I can't find my original dng on my device files. Someone please help...

  My original dng files are caught in the trap in the clouds of Adobe? How can I recover my original camera files and save them on my mobile?  Please please help. Thank you for your time.

  Hello johns,

  When you import your images in Lightroom Mobile, intelligent previews are generated and stored in Lightroom.

  The original images remain on your phone until you delete them manually from the gallery. They are never transferred to the cloud.

• Can I re - merge a catalog of smart with their original dng previews in a different catalog?

  I can do this wrong...

  I exported a catalog of the only intelligent seen at work with my MBP. It is as simple as the import of this new catalogue back in my master catalog where the original dng files, or is there some other tricks, I have to do? If I import the smart preview catalog, it will create duplicates or it will merge previews with their corresponding originals.

  Looks like I answered my own question. It is possible to simply update the previews and parameters for the main catalogue of development.

  I created a test catalog of a few chose my preview catalog smart and then imported this catalogue in my master catalog. The dialog box gives me the opportunity to not import the original files and update the previews, metadata and develop settings only.

  So all is good. Thanks for all the weight.

• Is there a reason to save the original NEF files after import for the LR in the form of files 'convert to DNG?  Is there a reason to save the two versions?  The NAVE seems to have no further use other than too much hard drive space.

  Is there a reason to save the original NEF files after import for the LR in the form of files 'convert to DNG?  Why save versions when the DNG is the original and the NAVE seems to just take remote hard drive space?

  I see no reason to keep them, they take a lot of space, one of the reasons to convert to DNG is that they are almost 20% smaller than the ships.

  But it is of course your choice...

• The DNG format conversion and loss of the original RAW file?

  I was guided to implement my structure of import so that Lightroom would take my Canon. Cr2 files and convert them to DNG on import. Now, I find that for a major competition, they want to see the RAW file origin but while in the preferences panel, I've had 'data fast loading Embed' checked, I had not checked the box for "Embed original RAW file. Thus, it is impossible for me to produce the original RAW file now?

  If I check the box to embed original raw file, what are the implications for the sizes of files and disk space?

  99jon wrote:

  After you click Import there are choices in the upper part of the import dialog box. If your photos are imported from the camera or camera card select copy. If the CR2 files are already in a folder on your computer, choose Add. LR will bring in the original CR2 files and create a XMP sidecar for each of them.

  Create a XMP file does not by default. You need to tell Lightroom to do by turning on an option or by using a command. Some people never use the XMP sidecar files.

• How can I synchronize the folder with the dng files original with the lightroom folder, where I've renamed the photos

  My drive hard extern lost all of a folder with pictures of wedding in it. I woked on the .dng files, renamed them and does in jpg format. This morning I couldn't find the folder with the original and jpg files more. So I have the original images in my backup hard drive. My question is, as I've renamed them and in the folder that I took of the backup folder, they still have the original name, I don't know how their synchronization.

  Hi gabyl,

  You can try to rename the original files on your back upward and convert to DNG so and link them to the missing images as a result of the article.

  Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Help | Locate missing photos

  Adoeb DNG converter:

  Windows: https://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=106&platform=Windows

  Mac:Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter: for Macintosh

  Concerning

  Sarika

• Reveal the type of original for DNG file

  Is it possible to tell if a DNG is the result of the conversion of a cr2/nave vs jpeg or tiff? I think remember me a 'original file' field in the metadata in the past.

  There is a "OriginalRawFileName" tag, and as far as I know, the canon marker "RecordMode" is kept in the DNG file.

  Nikon and others should have such a tag too.

  but LR will not show these default tags.

  you need to change the display of the metadata to DNG.

  If you use exifgui, you can view the RecordMode tag too.

  

• New file LRCC order (after importation) when a merger HDR. DNG file is created?

  Please can I get help!

  What happen inside LRCC´s when a new file is created in a row of pan. CR2 files in order.

  bracketing of included files for HDR panorama stitchin

  Will be of the order (after modification of the imported raw files, and why are new. DNG files placed by LRCC at the END of

  the imported. CR2 files?

  Is it possible automatically then a HDR merge DNG file is created will be PLACED in the original ORDER?

  So please those who know how the LRCC chooses to PLACE a DNG file is and then please help me to solve

  How to make the order with the new HDR. DNG file to fit in the right order, with the other panorama files of

  left to right - the order?

  Many THANKS in advance if you happen to have the solution for this detail in the workflow when you create a

  What we call PANORAMIC HDR photo.

  / Charl

  Set the sort order in the name of file in the toolbar at the bottom of the screen, which should put the new file beside the source files.

  If you don't see the toolbar, press T.

• 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!

• Where to save the converted dng files

  When I import my raw files I automatically convert them to DNG. Can I control where the dng files are saved. For example can I place the dng in a folder with my original CD I imported the raw files are located? Currently my dng files are saved on my c drive in my picture folder, but the dng is taking up way too much space.

  Mickey

  Hi videocrafters9799abc,

  You can change the location of the files when you import, you must define a Destination folder when importing images.

  If you wish, you can move the dng files, and then reconnect them in Lightroom.

  Kind regards

  Tanuj

• Copyping raw as DNG files files - import, copy to the choice of location, etc.?

  First of all:

  When I copy as DNG files raw files, the pane on the right shows where will be placed the copies.  (I use Windows 7) I did not have many choices and cannot set a default value.  The default choice is 'My images' on the C: drive.  I have a Solid State Drive, SSD and NOT to store my photos on this small 256 GB drive.  I store my images on an internal hard drive.

  All I want to do is on the default 'Copy To' location where I store my images.  I want to copy them into the original folder, in a separate folder (for example, LR DNG).  Instead, I have to open the SSD, find files and copy them into my favourite place.  It's very irritating.

  Second:

  Worse, it seems that the copy function puts the images copied in several files.  I had 11 images from raw files that have been put in three separate files.  It seems pretty stupid to me.  It makes me work more open files and copy them to the root folder.  It's very irritating.   What happens here?

  If these two issues can be resolved? Thank you, in advance.

  I use the DNG converter stand-alone that works faster. You can process files in a single folder has your final destination and then make the DNG in Lightroom using:

  Import > add

  Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter: for Windows: Adobe DNG Converter 8.7.1

• The DNG files CR2 format conversion

  With Adobe DNG Converter, is there no way to automatically delete the original CR2 files because they are converted to the DNG format, so that I don't end up with two versions of each file, one with a CR2 and the other with a suffix DNG? I could not find this option in the preferences of a DNG.

  Thank you very much!

  Not in the DNG Converter. However, if you use the DNG Converter to download your images from the card you can simply convert that they are downloaded. Then all you have to do is to format the card in your camera again. If you convert to DNG using Lightroom, after the images have been imported you can set your options to remove the original raw file after successful conversion.

• DNG files are too big

  I tried to convert the canon raw files to DNG, but dng files are 2 times as big as canon raw files. What is happening with this?

  You may have included the original CR2 file in the DNG container.

  Normally the DNG files are more effective and more small because they do not contain the jpeg preview that Cannon use on LCD screen of the unit.

  Check your settings in DNG and try to convert again without originals.

• 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

• A DNG file processed by an earlier Version of ACR - how to reprocess in the ACR 8.4

  I have thousands of DNG files processed by the versions of ACR that came with CS4 and CS5. I expected to reprocess some of them with later versions of ACR accompanying the CS6. But when I open a DNG file previously published in ACR 8.4, he seems to revert to the previous version in which the file was originally edited/processed. I made a copy of a file and she came back to default - sort of like to restore her virginity - but the ACR 8.4 wasn't fooled; It always opens the earlier version. What to do?

  The previous version of ACR used a previous Version of process.

  If you want the new adjustment sliders, set your process Version in 2012 in the camera Calibration tab.