Sony NEX - 5N AVCHD files

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• I can't open the raw files of Sony NEX - 5 with PS - CS6 and last raw converter plugin 7.1.

  When I try to open raw files from Sony NEX-5, instead of going to PhotoShop, as all my NEF files, they go to another suite of software that I have (One).  I'm on MAC OS with PS - CS6 10.7.5 last and last raw converter plugin 7.1.  On One seems to hi-jack this Sony raw files and does not give me the option for settings I get with Adobe's Raw file converter.  Any help?

  Good news!

  Since you have the solution, you can see this article: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1058744?tstart=0

  Mark your thread as answer will be useful in many.

  Good luck

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• Sony NEX - 5N unrecognized RAW file

  I bought and loaded disc Adobe Elements 10.  When I try to open a RAW file (.) ARW) my Sony NEX - 5N, I get a message that it cannot be opened because it is the wrong type of file.  How can I get 10 items to recognize the RAW files of Sony NEX - 5N?

  Here is the link to the supported RAW formats

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/Creative-Suite/KB/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html

  1. check which version of ACR is installed with your PSE

  Check follow this:

  Windows: Open the editor of the elements of the Welcome screen, then goto help > about Plugin > Camer gross

  Mac: Open the items, then menu editor Photoshop Elements goto > about plug-in > Camera raw and see the version

  Check the version, if its less than 6.5, then you need to update because the cameras you're usning, it requires 6.5 version to work with PES 10 ACR

  To update the items goto editor and and then goto help and update, this will be posted the updates available for you 10 PES which will include ACR as well, once the update is completed and installed, then restart the editor PES 10 and then check the version once more to be sure.

  If it has updated to version 6.5 or later day, then check your RAW files, they should work now...

• After Effects CS5 and Sony HDR - SR1 AVCHD (.) MTS file format)

  Hello world

  I just started with After Effects, and I the only video camera I have is an old Sony HDR - SR1 camera, which records in 1080i and uses the AVCHD file format. I recorded some videos, in which I went to try and import them into After Effects. The program came up with this error: "error effects: '0020.MTS' cannot be imported - this".mts"file is damaged or not supported." I understand that this error is quite common, but I do not understand how to fix it. I've tried the Media Encoder, and the videos that come out are videos of nothing like horrible quality than videos recorded on the camera. I also tried included Picture Motion Browser from Sony (I have the latest version) and when I try to convert, the video also released horrible quality always has these annoying lines on the video. Help, please!

  Thank you!

  In fact, EI must recognize the AVCHD video, because I imported one of my recoedings, which is 1080 p MTS to EI, and it worked. Maybe the problem is in 1080i. I still have her deinterlace my 1080i files and then import them to AE. You can try to deinterlace your files and then import them to AE.

  Regarding deinterlacing, you can google or you can give brorsoft mts converter, which I use now to try. It has a codec for AE and Adobe Premiere, wchich make it easier to import files to the AE. In addition, you can convert your 1080i MPEG-2 files and then import them to AE.

• No sound with film AVCHD files app

  Hi Peter,.

  I like reading world my my DSLR sony AVCHD files using the application of film included. But latest version of app only capable of reading the video only, but no sound. In addition, sony have any plans to add support for the WMA with the Walkman application? Our family's long time sony users, going back to the days of betamax and Walkmans "real tape. Please, help us stay with sony, thank you.

  Hello Somonica,

  Welcome to the community of Sony.

  The compressed file supported by Sony formats are mentioned here: http://www.kb.sony.com/selfservice/documentLink.do?externalId=C1024057

• Creating lame handling AVCHD files...

  All my HD films on Sony Camcorders

  and the AVCHD format DSLR.  It is a compressed format,

  but so are almost all on the consumer and prosumer movie files

  camcorders. MP4 is also a compressed format.

  I have the project of creation that often have tubs with 200 to 400

  AVCHD clips in them.  First takes FOREVER to load these clips,.

  because - oddly enough - even if these clips have not changed

  one iota since the last them they were loaded slowly and painfully,

  everytime I open the project... There it is again: a wait for 5-10 minutes

  before any AVCHD clips are found and indexed.

  There is something very wrong here.  Even if they ARE compressed

  movies, why not first keeps thumbnails or cache files

  or peak files or any other equipment indexing is required.

  If these SAME files can be loaded without effort and without pain

  next time the project is opened?  « Oh »... !!!

  This seems like such a silly thing.  And how many years has first

  summer around?  And how fast these computers now?  And I'm sitting here

  twiddle my thumbs, while this "industry standard program" is coughing

  and coughing, loading of materials which must be carefully cached and

  indexed, because nothing has changed in the original files.

  Another really lame thing is the re-link media that changed the path names

  or names of files since the last load.  If they are files in format AVCHD, good luck.  First

  EACH TIME, even if it's the same file 'lost' I found it, says
  "file type not supported" or something not recognized, or some stupid.  'not supported'... ?
  Funny-, it was argued the last time that I imported before the name of the folder has been changed.

  It's really basic file management things people.  I mean, really.  Pourrait programming

  be DIFFICULT THAT something this simple?

  I'm on an iMac 3 year.  Maybe things work better on PC.
  No thanks - never return "PC-Land".  But hey, it's stupid stuff.

  What's up, Adobe coders?

  Thanks for the pointers...!

  I have a few mts files hundreds of Sony cameras as project files and my projects loading generally within 10-30 seconds max (Windows)

  Are there other MAC users who find the first slow with AVCHD?  Do you use the files left untouched with the hierarchy of 'package' camera, or extract you video files only as I do?  Maybe that's the key.  If so, I'm "S-O-L", because I never saved files from the camera, only MTS files.

  No matter the OS the "golden rule" is virtually always leave structures intact band and always media files use the media within the PP browser to import media.

  For later use, you can always use the prelude to ingest media and trans-code them to a format such as QuickTime in order to remove the structures of folders.

• Use Camera RAW with the Sony Nex-3

  Hey guys!

  I want to get more details on my photos.

  I'm using Adobe Photoshop CS5

  Sony NEX - 3 camera Compact (listed in the camera raw compatibility list)

  First, I changed the photo cameras to jpg in RAW format and made some photos.

  At home I tried to open the files with Camera Raw. Does not work. The sony camera recorded images as ARW file.

  So I downloaded Adobe DNG Converter. I've converted the ARW in a RAW file and opened it with camera raw.

  So far so good! I opened the FIRST photo with Photoshop. Just to test with 8 & 16-bit also. My camera supports 16-bit?

  I compared the RAW file with the jpg created again.

  Normally the quality of the raw file should be much better than the jpg compressed, I think.

  I took a quick glance at some other pictures of jpg (I shot in JPG Mode) and compared with the FIRST Images (RAW Mode).

  I have seen absolutely no difference between RAW and JPG.

  I also tried an exact correction of the tonal value at the two images.

  Even with the other image corrections. More details, noise, sharpness... even.

  With the Sony NEX-3 there was also a program included RAW that opens the ARW files.

  I do not see too many differences between RAW and jpg here.

  What I a m d INGO evil ?

  I must say that I am a beginner camera's gross. I tried for the first time. I thought it would be easier!

  The screenshot below see you an image on the left and a 16-bit DNG on the right.

  I have not found any difference!

  I would greatly appreciate your help and some good advice.

  Best regards Andi

  

  You have a lot of questions, and you will get countless different answers.

  Firstly, raw images are generally images 12 or 14 bits.  Your camera doesn't have to support that, because it's one of the benefits of shooting in raw.  Camera Raw opens the images in a 16-bit workspace.  Due to the additional bits and other factors as well, you're able to do a lot more with images.  If you have deep and strong or extremely brilliant shadows highlights overexposed, you will find that you can recover a lot more detail in these troubled when areas you work with raw image data.  The fact is that if you have perfectly exposed image and you're not overexposed areas or mitigate the shadows, it will be difficult to see the difference.

  If you really are not a bad thing.  You must do some experiments more and some studies to better understand yourself the advantage for the filming of raw images.  If you're like most people who contribute here, once you realize you has all the benefits of shooting raw images, you will probably stop shooting JPEG in total.

• Where to place your AVCHD files from your camera

  Hello everyone I have an another newbie question.  I have two riad 0 Configuration on my 2 x 1 TB raid 0 computer.  Anyway it is drive E and the other F.  Drive E is defined for video and Audio capture and F is for previews.  I know that I have to import the file into the project after I get them in the computer.  I use a Sony HDR - CX550 AVCHD camcorder using the Sony software have been should I download files form the camcorder? The F drive E or another hard drive?

  I'm copying them both.  There is a very real danger with the help of RAID 0, because of a disk failure means the complete loss of the data on both drives.  RAID 0 is the worst option for video, especially when the use of semiconductor material that has no backup tape.

  Copy the media on the two hard drives.

• How to set on the Sony NEX-6 automatic exposure bracketing

  How to set on the Sony NEX-6 automatic exposure bracketing

  Hi FotoEdge,

  You can adjust the automatic exposure of the support under Menu section. Instructions and information on this option is referred to in the #58 manual page.

• How do you use the Sony NEX 5R as a webcam for live streaming?

  My computer does not recognize my camera as a source for Google Hangouts.

  Digital cameras from Sony, including the Sony NEX - 5R, are not compatible for use as a Webcam. If you are interested in a camera that can live streaming, then the HD camera live Bloggie MHS-TS55 is a good option. You can check it out by clicking on the link below:

  http://store.Sony.com/...ductId=8198552921666415574

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as an "accepted Solution".

• How to burn a dvd that can play on a portable dvd player? with the files on my pc, the files are avchd files?

  does anyone know how to do this? I can't burn a dvd disc or a CD on my laptop avchd files. I took a few with mhy camcorder v Ideos. my old camcoreder I have not had any problems, because it was recorded until the udf so ghe udf file file can be read on the portable dvd player, more it reads on my dvd player connected to my tv. but haven't these avchd files. can someone help me?

  Thanks for the reply. but I managed to convert my files to avchd on dvd using avs converter program.

• Problems with AVCHD files with. ICC exentions!

  Vacation abroad, I took a number of clips on a video camera HD, to download on my laptop every day with the intention to make a good "vacation DVD' on my return to the United Kingdom. While returning to the House, all clips used to be transferred successfully to the laptop on the desk. However, some files are coming up with. Extensions of the ICC and will not play on Windows Media Player as the rest of the AVCHD files with. MTS extensions.  I would be extremely grateful if someone could tell me how to fix this for me to use the images clipart, that I maybe did wrong and how to prevent it from happening again?

  Hi Laurence,.

  Thanks for posting your query in the Microsoft Community. According to the description of the problem, you are not able to play AVCHD files in windows media player. Provide the following information:

  ·         Did you do changes on the computer before the show?

  ·         You get the error message?

  ·         Are you able to play other files successfully?

  I'll help you with this problem. I suggest you to update the latest codecs and check.

  You can read this article for more information:

  Information on the types of media files that supports Windows Media Player

  I hope this helps. Let us know if you need more assistance.

• After the 2015.3 update, which is impossible to import AVCHD file

  I can't import AVCHD (.mts) files. Yesterday everything worked fine with CC2015.2.

  Published by Kevin Monahan

  I use the latest version of Windows 10.

  Copy AVCHD file and reissue of links to new solved my problem. Always her strange that you needed to do.

• What camera raw/photoshop will support Sony's a6300 ARW files?

  What camera raw/photoshop will support Sony's a6300 ARW files?

  Finally!
  Camera Raw 9.5 now available

• Lightroom 4 will support the Sony A7r II raw files?

  Lightroom 4 will support the Sony A7r II raw files?

  Hi charlesb,.

  Lightroom 4 does not support files A7rII of Sony, as the version of Camera Raw is not the most recent.

  To read the images of Sony A7rII Camera Raw 9.1.1, and it comes with Lightroom CC 2015

  Please take a look at the article for the supported camera raw files: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html

  Please let us know if it helps.

  Kind regards

  Tanuj Sandal