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  After Effects worked PERFECTLY for me earlier today. Now, he won't cooperate.
  I only use AE to correct the colors and the rendering/export short sequences to use first or Final Cut...
  Im working with DNG that have been converted from MLV files, sequences (I use the video hack gross magic lantern on a 5 dm 3).

  
  Out of nowhere, whenever I try to import any DNG sequences, sequences of CR2, CR2 or DNG files, I get this error...

  After effects error: the Photoshop file format error (- 1). (45: 35)

  
  No matter which set of DNGS I open gives me error. Ive tried re-conversion of several files MLV (perhaps there were corrupt officials?) and their import again, but no luck.

  Ive tried uninstalling AE and re installation with no luck.
  I tried the updated Camera Raw to the latest version with no luck too. (Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter: for Macintosh)

  
  Does anyone know why AE would simply stop working with my DNG sequences all of a sudden?
  It makes absolutely no sense to me.

  (Running on a macbook pro end 2013)

  Well, after 4 hours of trying to understand this point, I did.
  Including use of that Camera Raw 9.5 it won't work with AE. 9.1 will alone.
  Still doesn't explain why it has just stopped working in the first place well...

• Is this large normal DNG file format?

  Hello

  1) I get this picture in RAW and then decided to convert to DNG cause, it is easier to use the DNG format as the original Canon RAW format. The DNG format is now 8Mb in size.

  Now, the idea is to post-processing, the DNG in Lightroom, but I kinda need to do some pixel changes first in Photoshop and for that, I'll opt for the opening of the DNG format in Photoshop. As usual, the window pop up ACR and since I did not have to do any editing here, I'll just open a copy of the image (Alt + open). Before that, I configure the settings of openness, that I chose "sRGB; 16 bits; 240ppi"because I want to keep the more possible data.

  I do my editing of pixels in Photoshop, save the image as a TIFF with ZIP compression and the file is now 52Mb in size. Which is a little strange because if I save the TIFF file without any compression, the file is only 58Mb in size.

  In any case, I have then open the TIFF file in Lightroom and do all my editing necessary. When I finished, I want to keep this photo to DNG as opposed to TIFF cause I think it is a most versatile and for that format, I export as DNG from Lightroom (or I could convert the menu library). At this point, the size of the DNG file is like 43 MB and I still think that its way too big.

  Is this normal file size? How is this new file has more than 40 MB? Is it because the file is 16 bit and there is no way around it? I think because save the same 8-bit, produced only 12 MB file with ZIP compression. But I still don't quite get it... I mean, all the data of the original RAW file installed on the first conversion to DNG with only 8 MB file, how will the other needs like 40 or even 12 Mo (if it is stored in 8 bits) when the original has only 8 MB? This becomes even more confusing when both files (the original DNG and the 16 bit TIFF) report as of 48 cases of depth, which means that the two are 16-bit files. Why the huge difference in size? I'm doing something wrong?

  Above is the main question, but I have a couple more if you don't mind associated with the workflow described above. Please respond separatedly and listed as I did if this isn't a problem.

  2) as you can see above, I chose sRGB but I know that Lightroom works in ProPhoto RGB. Should I have selected ProPhoto RGB instead of sRGB when opening a DNG copy in Photoshop?

  3) no matter what the color profile, I select, save dialogue of the TIFF file after the Photoshoping as a little checkbox saying "ICC profile: xpto ' and if it is enabled, the color profile is saved in the TIFF metadata XMP part. Is it really necessary to save this metadata field or can I just ignore it?

  That's all for now

  A RAW is 1-color-by-pixel, maybe 12-bit or 14-bit.  A TIFF file is

  3 colors per pixel and in your case, 16 bits per color per pixel.  If a

  TIFF should be approximately three times larger than the RAW format, but there is

  a compression without loss with RAW so the actual size is difficult to predict.

  Agree with other people that can answer, it is better to use LR, first make your

  adjustments, then as a last step, make any remaining editing in Photoshop,

  Save as either TIFF 16-bit ProPhotoRGB if you're going to be a edit

  further and save a copy as sRGB if you have finished editing.

  ProPhotoRGB holds more colors than sRGB or AdobeRGB PP is 'better' as a

  intermediate color space until the edition is no longer will be performed to

  This time usually converting you to sRGB for viewing online or work with

  in a non color workflow.  Here is a gallery of images that

  demonstrate why use of PhotoPhotoRGB:

  http://www.PBase.com/ssprengel/tech_colorprofiles

  XPTO suspicious noises as a color space.  If you do not know how this

  color space is assigned to your image in Photoshop, you need to understand

  Why.  Out of Photoshop, I think a picture is

  ProPhotoRGB (if you have not finished editing), AdobeRGB (if you're on a Mac or)

  He's going to a printer off site there), or sRGB (if you have completed

  Edition and it will be consulted online or locally on your computer and you are

  on a PC).

• When opening .doc website link, FF adds .docx file extention & does not open in Word 2010, with incorrect file format error. Pls Help

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  Firefox then renames the file by adding a .docx file name for example filename.doc.docx. MS Word 2010 opens with the error "invalid file format", which is correct that Firefox has renamed.

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• File format error video app

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  Hello

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• Save as file formats error

  With Photoshop CS6 Extended when I go to save the image in jpeg format it displays in the file name.iff, if Save in png, it shows name.pxe file and save the file in pdf format it shows the file name.pcx. All formats seem to show a different format. Any ideas why and how fix it. I did all the updates. On a mac as well.

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  ... all the plugins are current versions except one. I had this with CS5 without any problem. Is it possible that this plugin touch save as file formats? ...

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  Close the CS6, move that the old plugin of your CS6 folders, launch Photoshop, try to save. Who help me?

  Check with the provider of plug-in for CS6 version.

• studio mx unknown file format error

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  But the file opens when I used Flash 8 in my school program. Please tell me that they design programs of series 8, so they were not retro-compatible with the Mx series! Restless... IM in right now so sorry. So if there is a fix or a simple solution that used to make me scream, please post!

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• Photoshop CS4 image files open error: "could not complete your request because of a program error."

  In recent days, Photoshop CS4 began to send me of dialog boxes "Could not complete your request because of a program error" whenever I try to open a non - PSD file. I can open PSD files very well, but if I try to open a JPG, PNG or GIF file, it gives me this dialog box and it does not open the file.

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• Sequences .iff Maya (8bits rgba) gives me error file format 1 (45::35) legacy while playing, is a work arround?

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  I have some footage of iff whitout imported no problem, but then I was scrubbing the timeline or sometimes I touched the game, I get the mistake1 of photoshop (45::35) file format. looks like a performance issue.

  is this a plug in error?

  I know that in versions of photoshop olders, allows us to obtain, in the instalation cd, goodies, a plugin from iff.8bi to manage the iffs. but I don't have a cd on cc, downloaded through the acc, .

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  Romeu

  And in the meantime, I think the simplest solution will transcode your. Images of the forum to another lossless format that supports an alpha channel.

  Paul Uu

• Why LIGHTROOM changes the DNG files on it s own?

  I noticed this quite a while and it s annoying as hell when you have an automated backup process.

  LR regularly DNG files... and LR changing again and again DNG files.

  This means that files that are modified yesterday are perhaps changed again today.

  I've noticed this with all versions of LR4.x and also LR5.

  so I just create a catalog from TEST to test.

  I Don t change anything on this catalogue of test images.

  all I do is open the catalog and browse the files and allow the LR open and idle for some time.

  and guess what... my DNG (and only the DNG files) files are constantly changed for no apparent reason.

  to check what has changed in the DNG files I use exiftool and this is the result:

  new file:

  InstanceID xmp.iid:c0474916-c24c-2448-b42c-522076f5a25d

  old file:

  InstanceID xmp.iid:2e88ce2a-2e5a-b34d-a85b-2af2ab3494da

  I also did a comparison hexagonal just now on these modified files:

  http://i.imgur.com/FAaZz.jpg

  Another example:

  http://i.imgur.com/vzMbS.jpg

  I have the function "automatically write changes to the XMP" lit.

  but when I Don t change anything... There is nothing to write in the files... right?

  Once again to do this 100% clear...

  DNG files are in the LR catalog for months or years (not in the test catalog but my catalog of actual work).

  DNG files are not affected by me (no changes are made in the LR modules, no new keywords or metadata changes etc.).

  only what I posted above is changed in DNG files.

  Does any other file formats (JPG, PSD, TIFF) in my catalog.

  I don't use DNG files with any software then LR. I have not the same seen in another program.

  PS: of course, I wrote about it in adobe... but as usual, nothing happens.

  even with regard to my graphic problems... I send a sample file of adobe... they write in return that the mistake could be reproduced... and 5 point later the error is always in LR.

  I do not use the DNG file format, but tried a test DNG file and could not resume this problem on my 64 bit Windows 7 using LR4.4.1 System. I checked the InstanceID by using EXIFToolGUI and he only changed when you do a CTRL + S save metadata in the file. Simply navigate the image in the library module or develop as well as other images in the same folder has NOT caused the InstanceID to change. I also did a search on 'DNG write metadata' in the Photoshop family forum and only found this post regarding the behavior of CTRL + S with DNG files:

  http://feedback.Photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/only_write_metadata_if_out_of_date

  If what you say is true, I believe there are many posts complaining about the issue. I have no doubt this problem, but logically it should happen only if somehow a CTRL + S or ' save metadata to File command is get called.

  Maybe send a file and we can test it on our systems. Please provide some details on the procedures of LR you use that causes the InstanceID to change with this file. Do not assume that we understand what you are doing!

• How to decrease file type, save options for?

  I have options for 16 types of files when I "save under" in Photoshop. (see attachment)

  Nine of them are formats that I will NEVER, EVER use.

  While I appreciate the ability of PS to open these types, I want to simplify the list "save under" for types that I'll actually use.

  I would like to eliminate the arrow options.

  Is it possible to show me only a list of file types selection to save on?

  If we separate these os, PS, I'm OK with that because they are formats of dead to my work, even if it means that I is not no opening these formats in PS.

  (I know - I just say 'Open with' Windows, but I really don't like if I lose the opportunity to play with these types of files).

  Is it possible to reduce this list?

  Separate these types of PS in Windows (8, BTW) seems to have no effect.

  You can not.

  Photoshop: Can I hide or remove formats of files in Save as menu I'll never use?

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• Lightroom 5.7 no display camera profiles in the DNG file

  Hello

  I just installed Adobe DNG Converter 9.0 and converted some Nikon D7200 fles to DNG for import into Lightroom 5.7. It works great except for the specific profiles of camera does not. Only the Adobe Standard is displayed.

  When I open the same DNG file in Adobe Camera Raw in Photoshop CS6, [he] correctly shows all the camera for the D7200 specific profiles. What I am doing wrong?

  Here's what looks like the develop module camera menu profile in LR 5.7

  

  And in Photoshop CS6 Adobe Camera RAW (ACR) 8.7.1.311

  

  Thank you for your understanding.

  gonzalu, the reason is because the profiles are installed separately for Camera Raw vs Lightroom.

  If you use Lr 5.x, then to get the additional D7200 profiles visible in Lr, you have to manually copy/install the.  Try looking here:

  C:\ProgramData\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfiles\Camera\Nikon D7200

  then copy the contents of this folder here:

  \AppData\Roaming\Adobe\CameraRaw\CameraProfilesusernameC:\Users\

  (where you should replace your real username, above).

  Then restart Lr and profiles should be visible now.

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• just bought a new EOS 7 d mk2 camera but can't open the CR2 raw files in Photoshop CS5. I downloaded the new raw converter for the camera which is the DNG 8.7 format for my windows computer operated. When I click on a CR2 file I get a subventio

  I just bought a new EOS 7 d mk2 camera but can't open the CR2 raw files in Photoshop CS5. I downloaded the new raw converter for the camera which is the DNG 8.7 format for my windows computer operated. When I click on a CR2 file I get a notification to come as States "could not complete your request because the file appears to be a model of camera that is not supported by the installed version of camera raw.

  I'm entered in Photoshop and loaded the dates above, but have met 3 mistakes when you do this (1) Adobe Bridge CS5 4.0.5 (2) Adobe extension Manager SC5 5.0 update (3) 12.0.4 for Photoshop CS5 Photoshop

  I tried for 2 days now to try to get the operating system for your support/help will be most appreciated.

  My old camar is an EOS20 D and I have no problem with CR2 files it produce

  Hi rodaks, george

  Images II 7 d would be directly supported in Photoshop CS5 as requiring a new camera raw.

  So, you must download the free DNG Converter to convert these images to DNG and then open the DNG converted in Photoshop.

  See this link for download DNG Converter 9.0:

  For Mac: Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter: for Macintosh: Adobe DNG Converter 9.0: thanks

  For Windows: Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter: for Windows: Adobe DNG Converter 9.0: thanks

• Cannot open dng files after formatting my computer using Photoshop CS4.

  I have Photoshop CS4 installed on my office and because I couldn't open my raw taken with my Sony A99 files I downloaded DNG Data Converter.After that I could open my DNGs using Photoshop CS4 files. After a few months, I formatted my computer and I reinstalled Photoshop CS4. Now I can't open my old dng files and I get an error message. Also I can not update my first version of Photoshop since version 11.0.

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• I recently upgraded to Photoshop cc (2015) and Windows 10.  Now I get error messages - "the extension of com.adobe.preview.loader could not be loaded because it was not properly signed.  And when I try to open a dng file, it comes up with "cannot be compl

  I recently upgraded to Photoshop cc (2015) and Windows 10.  Now I get error messages - "the extension of com.adobe.preview.loader could not be loaded because it was not properly signed.

  When I try to open a dng file, it comes up with "could not complete your request because it is not the right type of doc.  Now I have "expansion of libraries could not be loaded because it was not properly signed.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  The program worked perfectly in the past.

  I contacted Support Adobe this morning, and they were able to solve the problem.  It was difficult.