Supported the new cameras RAW formats after the update?

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• Why should I use an LR4 not with my new camera raw format?

  My new camera raw format is unrecognizable with LR4. Anyway around this?

  Yes, use the Adobe's DNG Converter to convert the owners of the raw files to DNG raw files. Then the LR4 will be able to read.

  The Adobe converter is free.

• After the update (December 2015), Camera Raw does not fit on the save new Camera Raw default.  It keeps coming back to the default settings.  Does anyone else have this problem?

  After the update (December 2015), Camera Raw does not on the save new Camera Raw default.  It keeps coming back to the default settings.  Does anyone else have this problem?

  Yes, this is the same bug.

  The engineering team working on it.

  We have no fixed timeline.

  In the meantime, you can restore the previous update.

• Why can't open my picutres in Raw format after using a new camera Nikon 7100? (CS5)

  Why can't open my picutres in Raw format after using a new camera Nikon 7100? (CS5)

  You can also get the free dng Converter:

  Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter: for Macintosh

  Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter: for Windows

• Currently, I have Photoshop CS5 with Adobe Bridge. The upgrade online for Photoshop CS6 includes upgrades to the bridge? I recently bought a camera Nikpn D810. The old version of the bridge does not recognize the D810 Camera Raw format. Thanks for any hel

  Currently, I have Photoshop CS5 with Adobe Bridge. The upgrade online for Photoshop CS6 includes upgrades to the bridge? I recently bought a camera Nikpn D810. The old version of the bridge does not recognize the D810 Camera Raw format. Thanks for any help.

  New digital camera sometimes means an upgrade of the software, as in this case.

  Camera Raw plugin | Supported devices

  Applications of camera Raw compatible Adobe

  First, the D810 is supported in camera Raw which is compatible with the CS6 and later versions 8.6.

  Options:

  1. Pay for upgrade to CS6
  2. Join the cloud to Adobe
  3. Download the free Adobe DNG converter, convert all the D810 Raw files to DNG, and then edit the DNG in CS5 helps Photoshop | Digital Negative (DNG)

• try to update the new camera raw closes

  Try to update the new camera raw for LR update but instantly closes. I tried to update through PS and BR, but same result. I have an IMac 10.9.5 and everything is updated

  First of all, you can not "up-to-date new Camera Raw for Lr" Lr actually uses the ACR. If built in interface. Also, what version of Photoshop are you using? Here's the latest plugin, which does not work with and the version of Ps prior to CS6: Installer of plug in Camera Raw

  Benjamin

• 13 elements will not work with the new camera, it will not be updated raw 8.7.1

  13 elements will not work with the new camera, it will not be updated raw 8.7.1. I downloaded the patch, installed, but the old version is it in elements. Thank you, esther

  Try again a little later. Sometimes the Adobe servers are busy. If you get the same answer, you may need to uninstall and reinstall. Try an alternative link, then confirm with your 24-digit serial number - click here to download PES

• When released the new camera raw update for my nikon d7100

  When released the new camera raw update for my nikon d7100

  Hello

  See if that answers your question:

  http://forums.Adobe.com/thread/1178283?TSTART=0

• Olympus OM - D E - M10 Mark II does not appear to be supported by Adobe Camera Raw. Is it because it's a new model?

  I noticed that the "OM - D E - M10" as a decision-making model in charge, but not the "OM - D E - M10 Mark II." I have to wait for a plugin update in order to access my Raw on Photoshop files?

  That's right, but one Camera Raw that will support that the camera should be out pretty quickly. However, if you have CC PS, you need to use the dng converter, as the new Camera Raw - starting with 9.2 will not work with CS6.

• 14 items will support Canon 7 d Raw formats?

  14 items will support Canon 7 d Raw formats?

  Devices supported by Camera Raw

  Specifically, the 7 d has been supported since Camera Raw 5.6 - so elements took over the 7 d out of the box since version 9.

  If you really mean the 7 d later Mark II then who argued since Camera Raw 8.7 - elements then 13 and later.

• Camera Raw 8.5 not updated!

  Since last CC 2014 Camera Raw update is not updated to 8.5

  Suite personal Adobe applications and explanation I unsintall Adobe Bridge CC, CC of Photoshop, Photoshop CC 2014

  I uninstalled creative Cloud Desktop, Adobe Manager (corrupt)

  removed the pref-file MAA

  reinstalled bridge and Photoshop CC 2014 still the same!

  in February the 8.4 Camera Raw was not being updated I have it matched by uninstalling and reinstalling

  Today, nothing works!

  Mac OS X

  After you uninstall and reinstall Adobe bridge and Photoshop CC 2014 this afternoon, nothing in fact the update to Camera Raw 8.5 possible even through the direct update!

  since now, update of the bridge was available with Photoshop CC 2014 after CC and CC 2104 and Flash CC and CC 2014 effect, I do not understand, but now I have the camera Raw 8.5!

• Bridge cannot read the format from my new camera RAW

  I just bought a new Sony SLT - A58 but bridge says that it cannot read the RAW format, so, I can't download my pictures.

  I went online and found an Adobe Camera Raw 6.7.1 and DNG Converter 7.4 plugins that supposidely would solve the problem. Nothing helps. Still refuse to recognize the RAW format.

  Desperate as it's my job to camera and and need it up and runing as soon as possible. I have had absolutely no problem with my older Sony A100.

  What's weird is that... If I pass the photos in the converter, it shows me the .dng pictures version, so something is there. Why the bridge can not see my RAW photos? ... and also, leave tons of caches and weird icons in the file, a real mess.

  I'm on Mac OS 10.6.8 platform (Snow Leopard) and using CS5... and Yes, all my programs and software are up-to-date.

  Thank you for your help...

  ... and happy new year

  So if the RAW support is specific, why do a plugin for CS5 and for my camera?

  Adobe has released versions of Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) immediately to ACR 1.0 (which was compatible with Photoshop 7). However, cameras supported varies according to the version of ACR and the version of the Adobe application.

  You must match:

  • your camera brand and model
  • the version of Camera Raw that takes in charge your camera brand and model
  • the specific version of Adobe software that supports the version of Camera Raw that you need.

  In your case, the Sony SLT - A58 was first based ACR 7.4 - which is only supported in CS6 and later versions. CS5 is not compatible with ACR7.4.

  Full list of supported devices is here

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

  Applications of camera Raw compatible Adobe are listed here

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/x-productkb/global/camera-raw-compatible-applications.html

  CS5 is certainly not an antique and the A58 Sony isn't a huge technology Hasselblad. I have friends who have a large Nikon and Sony A77 and Canon and import their FIRST in their Bridge CS5.

  All that matters is that the specific camera corresponds with what version of ACR - and what applications are Adobe are compatible with this version of ACR.

  Can't comment on great Nikon or Canon mentioned above without specific camera model numbers.

  However, the Sony A77 is supported by ACR6.5 which is compatible with Bridge CS5 +. Easy to see why this combination works.

  Similarly, your Sony A100 was first supported by ACR 3.5, which is compatible with Bridge CS2 +. Easy to see why it works.

  Always read the tables linked above Adobe and cross with each other. That should clear up your confusion.

• Unable to show the new camera RAW files

  I recently bought a new Sony A7r MK2. Elements of 13 not recognize or import the RAW files from this camera. I think it has something to do with the format file has not been updated in elements yet, but there is no currently available updates. I studied this a few years ago for lightroom. A version of lightroom will formats support only certain camera, then you must buy the next version of lightroom for RAW format later. I suspect that this may be the case here. 13 items worked perfectly and my 6 month old Sony 77Mk2 is always important. Any suggestions?

  Thanks for the links.

  I agree that 13 elements supports up to 9,0 ACR and I need 9.1.1 as you mention.

  I downloaded and installed the trial version of items 14 and who would still be NOT open raw from my A7R Mk2. help files > update simply confirmed the program has been updated. However today the program update itself with a cab new version 9.2 and now, finally, it will open my RAW files. Even better that that, I managed to manually install the new 9.2 ACR in items 13 (follow your links above to see how to do that) and who also gave the possibility to open my new RAW files to my 13 items.

  So overall - complete a victory with the new ACR update.

  Thank you for your help and links.

  Levin

• After the Camera Raw 8.4.1 update 8.5, he return to 8.0

  During last periodical updating creative cloud, I saw in the list update to ACR 8.5. After the update, I checked, and the Bridge and Photoshop, ACR version back to 8.0. 8.4.1 was before the upgrade. In order, I tried to:

  (1) update of the internal functions of Bridge and Photoshop. Result of update check has been that it has developed to date available (ACR was on the list as an application)

  (2) install manually the ACR 8.5 from a manual update package indicated in a similar post on this forum.

  (3) uninstall Bridge and Photoshop.

  (4) re - install Bridge and Photoshop.

  After all actions, the ACR version always is 8.0. I'm really surprised, because I do not understand whence version 8.0, as before the update my version was 8.4.1.

  Windows 7 64-bit operating system

  Bridge CC 6.0

  Photoshop CC 2014

  Can someone help me?

  I assembled the two responses of Noel and Ashutosh who performed in the following order, allow me to work around the bug in the update.

  Many thanks to Noel and Ashutosh

  I don't know how geeky you want to get, but if you're a comfortable browsing files and zip files, here a manual technique that works...

  Close Photoshop first, then:

  1. Download here the manual update link 8.5: don't run the installer, but rather just Open the file in Windows Explorer zipr.
      
     http://swupdl.Adobe.com/updates/OOBE/aam20/win/PhotoshopCameraRaw8-8.0/8.5.50/Setup.zip
  2. Navigate in the zip file to find the resources that match the 64 or 32 bit version of Photoshop you're running.  I assume that you have installed the 64-bit version, so the rest of the instructions will focus on 64-bit Camera Raw.8bi only.  Here is the way:
      
     Setup.zip ------ payloads-AdobeCameraRaw8.0All - x 64-050614143245 ------ Assets1_1.zip
      
     The file within Assets1_1.zip, named 1002, is actually the Camera Raw.8bi file for 64 bit, just with a different name.
  3. Copy your folder on your computer where your Camera Raw.8bi lives normally, for example, 1002
       
     C:\Program Files\Fichiers Adobe Plug-Ins\CC\File Formats
         
  4. Rename the old Camera Raw.8bi file to Camera Raw.8bi_8.0. It is important that the extension is changed to something other than .8bi.
          
  5. 1002 and rename Camera Raw.8bi
     
  6. Run Photoshop and check the version of Camera Raw by selecting help - all plug-ins... - Camera Raw.

  -Christmas

  Please install the following link DNG Converter. This would update the profiles of the camera to version 8.5. .

  http://blogs.Adobe.com/Crawlspace/2011/03/keeping-Photoshop-up-to-date.html#CurrentVersion

• The preview jpg in Camera RAW filter after update to Photoshop

  I just updated my cc of Photoshop and now when I open the jpg in the Camera RAW filter. I get a blue box with a big X.

  I found a miracle solution: disable the graphic processor for Camera Raw.

  Open Adobe Bridge (install it if not present)

  Go to the menu 'Edit', 'Camera Raw préférences'

  Disable 'Use the graphics processor' under 'Performance '.