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• I downloaded Adobe camera raw 8.4 so that I can open raw files with pictures taken with the camera Sony a6000.  However, it does not open images in camera raw.  What can I do?

  I downloaded Adobe camera raw 8.4 so that I can open raw files with pictures taken with the camera Sony a6000.  However, it does not open images in camera raw.  What can I do?

  I suggest you please update Camera Raw 9.1.1: Camera Raw of Adobe Photoshop CC and CS6 Installer

  Once done, launch Photoshop and click Help > about plug-in > Camera Raw.

  And check the version of Camera Raw, you see there, it should be the most recent.

• How about cultures outside the image in Adobe Camera Raw?

  I would like to create a culture of a portion of an image in Adobe Camera Raw AND include some areas outside this image. Is it possible to do so.

  You can do that in ACR, but you can if you open in Photoshop and use the crop tool here.

  Gene

  (If that answers your question, mark it correct.)

• Hello my name is jose and I would like to know how can I use the adobe CAMERA RAW bridge because the use of bridge and the desire to open a raw image of the camera, I get a message that says: BRIDGE HAND aplicaion NOT ACTIVE. BRIDGE REQUIRES THAT A PARTIC

  Hello my name is jose and I would like to know how can I use the adobe CAMERA RAW bridge because the use of bridge and the desire to open a raw image of the camera, I get a message that says: BRIDGE HAND aplicaion NOT ACTIVE. BRIDGE REQUIRES THAT A PARTICULAR PRODUCT HAS STARTED AT LEAST ONCE THIS FEATURE. I wonder what that means?

  I use a 64 - Bit lapto operating system (windows 7).

  Thank you

  my email is: [email protected] If you send me the answer to my query

  You must activate Photoshop.

  Mylenium

• 5 d mark II raw (CR2) file is different from the 5 d CR2 file? Adobe Camera Raw error on mk II No 5 d

  I use the plugin Photoshop Camera Raw (Adobe) to preprocess the colors, and then complete the prepare image in Photoshop.  Never a problem with opening files CR2, usually from my own camera 5 d.  But a customer sent a few files CR2 which opens not (error says this is bad kind of document).  So far no explanation nor patches from users of Photoshop... thought I would ask experts to Canon.  Why file CR2 from the 5 d mk II fail but 5 d CR2 files all open ok?

  Still using Photoshop CS2 and the plugin Camera Raw is 3.7 v.  I really want to continue this workflow (works for me), prefer not to experiment with dpp or other opportunities.  Not ready to move yet to Photoshop CS6.

  No, CR2 (and all files camera RAW manufacturer) are modified somewhat for pretty much every version of the camera.  Similarly, manufacturers of software like adobe are always updated their software for the new models.  Your version of Adobe Camera Raw is extremely old, so that it can not read the 5 d 2 files.  And Adobe limited backward compatibility, so I don't know if you can load a sufficiently recent version to recognize the 5 d 2 files.  If you can't, then you're only choice would be to use the Adobe DNG Converter, convert batch files to DNG, the 5 d 2 then read those.

• Adobe Camera Raw

  I use Adobe Camera Raw with Photoshop CC for quite awhile and have never had any problems.  Today I opened a few images in Raw and they are pixelated.  They are beautiful in Bridge, but open in Camera Raw they are pixelated and when I open in PS they are still pixelated.  However, they are SOOC.  Can someone give me any ideas why this is happening?  Thanks in advance

  Hi konate,.

  Could you please try u-nchecking 'Use Graphics Processor' option in Camera raw preferences?

  

  Let us know if that helps.

  Kind regards

  Assani

• First not showing changes Adobe Camera RAW?

  Once I have filed all my DNG in BRIDGE using Adobe Camera RAW and importing them in first, first does not recognize the changes.

  So overall, I can't see the color of the rank my RAW files, unless I classify them in After Effects directly which is a pain. I would also like that I can drag right to Media Encoder raw files once I have classified the but Media Encoder does not recognize changes to the bridge either.

  Any ideas? Maybe my workflow is all wrong, but it has always been easier for me with impressive results.

  These changes are saved in the metadata files, not for the mage himself.  My best guess is that video programs are not read the metadata of your still images.

  I can't think anyway to change this except to change your workflow.  Perhaps do work in Photoshop and save PNG copies.

• I think I'm going crazy! In Adobe Camera Raw

  I think I'm going crazy!

  In Adobe Camera Raw, I put my 5 21 Mark II as a 50 megapixels, and it looks a lot like my IMac 27 in. monitor, it has the size and me comparable to the 21, each has been set at 200 resolution.

  Also, if I open my 21mp resolution to 72 0r 96, I get much more of the image, then in PS, I just to the top of the resolution here and it is very nice too.

  so why should I not just set to 50 megapixels and resolution set to 200?

  Migration of 21MP at 50MP resizes upward by a factor of sqrt (50) / sqrt (21) = 1.543 (153% larger), which probably gives a correct result because it is less that double the size of each dimension.

  If you resize in Photoshop instead of ACR, then you have the choice of what resizing algorithm to use:

  

  Your original post asked why not always migrate to a pseudo-50MP camera size because it is bigger and still look great.

  So although it would be surprising that you can migrate an image of 8660 x 5773, and she is always superb, and you chose these dimensions because you love the number 50 megapixels because that is more than twice as big as native sensor your camera from 21 Member, it's really not the way to go on the resizing.

  As a general rule, you want to resize to what are the dimensions in pixels of medium output screen or resize any if something else will do so after having spend the image to the next step of the process.

  For a monitor probably already know you the pixel dimensions and can just resize to: dimensions 1920 x 1080 or whether a screen 4K or 5K of plus-res can be.

  For printed output, you should have some sense of how many inches, something is going to be and how much DPI/PPP, the printer, and you can just several these two - inches and pixels per inch - to get the pixel dimensions to resize to.  Or use the shortcut in the resizing box where you can specify the PPI and inches separately.

  Why must things be resized to the exact size of the Middle out, well, because necessarily resizing adds some sweetness to the image and you may want to counter that by some sharpening and adding a touch of sharpening after that resizing will keep the sharpening to be too sensitive in a bad way.   Sharpening should make things to look better, without adding obvious artifacts in the image.

• settings and adobe camera raw

  I think I'm going crazy!

  In Adobe Camera Raw, if I put my 21 canon 5 d Mark II as a 50 megapixels, and it looks a lot like my IMac 27 in. monitor, it's the size and my comparable as the 21mp, each has been set at 200 resolution.

  Also, if I open my 21mp resolution to 72 0r 96, I get much more of the image, then in PS, I just to the top of the resolution it at 300 and it is very nice too.

  so why should I not just set to 50 mp camera 9instead of buying a new camera) and set the resolution to 200?

  You need to understand the basics better.  MP is the number of Pixels.   The resolution is the size of a Pixel is to be printed.

  72 DPI means pixels are 1/72 "x" 1/72 there is 5 184 pixels per square inch.

  300 DPI means that pixels are 1/300 "1/300 x there is 90 000 pixels per square inch.

  Your sensor 5 d MkII is 21MP 5, 616px x 3744px

  Printed at a resolution of 72 DPI these 21 MP would print 78 ' x 52:

  These 21 MP would print at a resolution of 300 Dpi and print 18,72 "x 12,48"

  The resolution is the density of pixels in other words Pixel size

• Adobe Camera Raw support for Canon 5 d? (PS CS6)

  (for example this question in the present case, the forum of Photoshop)

  (1) how shift is planned between the introduction of the Canon 5 d camera (approx. June) and Adobe support in Adobe Camera Raw (ACR)?  In my reading elsewhere, it looks like 2 to 6 months, according to the WRT calendar ACR release schedule - anyone can refine this wait a little?

  (2) will support provided in ACR to Photoshop CS6 update?
  (Adobe will force us right here to you either subscribe to CC to get the update to ACR or "jump ship" to another company of product image edition?)
  .. .in this case, finally, I must leave the ship, but I don't want to .)

  I saw a statement in this blog that Adobe will provide support to the new camera press PS CS releases.
  but this is a blog of 2011 announcement so it was average before CC is out, so I wonder how it is true these days.

  Thanks for any help...

  New cameras are usually added to the next version of the plugin ACR and LR after the device is available for sale.  In the past, a new version of ACR/LR is published every 3-4 months and new cameras are released whenever the manufacturers want, so it can be anywhere from a few weeks to several months of delay, according to the sequence of the output of the camera and the next version of the regular software.  Sometimes it seems that Adobe will delay a plug-in version to be able to include a new important camera in it, but other times a popular camera buyers wait several months.  Adobe has the hours fixed for the releases aren't so rushed by releasing a new plug-in whenever a new camera model is released.   Only a wait of six months would be for a device that is difficult to sustain immediately and requires an innovation for the decoding process raw, rather than just the usual camera-profiling which is not so difficult.

  As for your other question about if CS6 will include support for the 5 d, now Adobe sells CS6 and CC so they provide a new camera support via plug-ins updates of ACR for both.  It remains to be seen if CS6 is still sold by the new time camera support is added for the 5 d or not and will probably be a business decision based on factors totally foreign to the 5 d.

• Where can I find the white sliders or shadows in Adobe Camera Raw 8,71

  Where I find white or to obscure sliders in Adobe Camera Raw 8,71 I just downloaded Photoshop Creative Cloud as an update to my CS 5, yet these sliders are not there. Thank you!

  Czech Republic has changed the new parameter dialog box. Old images must be updated to the new process. Now, all the sliders to the left provide a darker result, right a better result.

  New process is much thinner than the old, you will need to work for a while, but you'll like it, when you're used to the new behavior.

• Will Adobe Camera Raw DNG Converter 7.4 or the work version 8.7.1 on premium design CS5.5 Adobe on a MAC OSX Version 10.7.5 Lion, I recently acquired a new X100S of Fuji camera that is listed on 7.4 Mac download, I can't open the Raw of RAF FRO files

  Will be Adobe Camera Raw DNG Converter 7.4 or the work version 8.7.1 on premium design CS5.5 Adobe on a MAC OSX Version 10.7.5 Lion, I recently acquired a new X100S of Fuji camera that is listed on 7.4 Mac download, I can't open the files Raw of RAF of the camera in photoshop CS 5.5 or will I have to spend to CS6 and it will work then?  Thank you very much, Paul

  I'm afraid that the answer is the same as your other request. It is not a question of the difference between Photoshop CS 5.5 and the Design Premium version. This is the version number. And Photoshop CS Design Premium 5.5 is only compatible with Camera Raw up to 6.7. The DNG Converter is always your best choice if you're not ready to upgrade your Photoshop.

  But then I realize I have not read your question closely. The DNG Converter does not work with any program. It is a separate stand-alone program which is used only to create copies of your DNG (digital negative) raw images. You can use the DNG Converter as your software download, conversion of images as they are transferred to your computer. Then, you will be able to open them with older versions of Camera Raw that are compatible with your version of Photoshop. Some people fear that the DNG Converter means a step further. But if you use it in your download software, I think you will find that it can streamline things considerably.

  When you configure the DNG Converter, make sure that a compatibility option that is compatible with your version of Camera Raw. Also, take note that the DNG Converter will prompt you for a FILE containing raw images. Choose the folder, but do not open it.

• Adobe Camera Raw - cancel a crop or straighten - ESC does not

  Hey guys,.

  I'm learning photoshop for the first time.  Currently, I have Photoshop CS5.1, but think about the upgrade to CC in the near future.  I followed as well as tutorials on Lynda.com to learn all the features of the program.

  I am currently in the section Learn Adobe Camera RAW and how to use it.  The instructor spoke using her straighten tool or crop tool and how it is not destructive to the image at all.  It said to click on each tool and then press the ESC key to undo the changes that you made.  However, when I do that, it leaves me out of Adobe Camera RAW together.  Initially, I thought it might be because I was full-screen mode, but I hit the F key and tried again with the same result.

  What I am doing wrong?  How can I fix it?

  Thanks in advance.

  It doesn't seem to work with the tool straighten unless you press ESC before hitting the Enter key.

  What you can do is click on the crop tool, press ESC and then go back to the right.

• In Adobe Camera RAW histogram information

  Given that I have capture my images in RAW, when I open them in Adobe Camera RAW (via the 11 elements), the information displayed in the image and the histogram that I see?

  He shows me the jpeg created in the camera?  If so, the jpeg in my camera settings are not only important by displaying the LCD display and histogram in my camera at the time of the capture. They would be as important in looking at my picture when it opens first in Adobe Camera RAW.

  Thank you for the comments.

  Mary Lou

  I have an answer to this question provided to me a forum on www.luminous-landscape.com. It's as follows:

  

  Re: Article in understanding Camera RAW " Response #3 the: September 30, 2013, 17:20:22.

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• Output sharpening in Photoshop CS5 and Adobe Camera Raw (ACR)

  Output sharpening in Photoshop CS5 and Adobe Camera Raw (ACR)

  I want to do two-pass sharpening - capture and output - with output just before printing. I do the initial sharpening (capture) in the Panel of the cab detail/sharpening, with amount slider game for example, 100.  Then, I open the PS CS5 image as a smart object and use layers and masks for more editing.

  My question is, can I go back to ACR for the final (output) sharpening pass?  When I re - open the file in ACR, the sharpening amount slider is zero, but the other three sliders are still at the settings I used at the beginning of the process, i.e., capture sharpening.  If I still once set the amount slider to a positive value, and then open the image in PS for printing, will be my second pass through the ACR sharpening Panel take effect - it will accumulate on top of the initial sharpening?

  Moreover, the reason why I want to give sharpening in ACR, rather than, say, PS Unsharp Mask, is if I can use the masking slider in ACR, which is much easier than the comparable techniques available in PS.  I am aware that some people say that you shouldn't perform any masking for output sharpening. I would, however.

  Thanks for the ideas.

  3D eyes wrote:

  My question is, can I go back to ACR for the final (output) sharpening pass?

  Not sure about the amount reset... I think that something is happening out there. But to answer your question, the details of Camera Raw Panel is designed to be a capture sharpening and not designed to be output sharpening. Controls are really designed to regain lost sharpness turning light pixels with an optical system only.

  He got out there available sharpening in Camera Raw, but only in the workflow Options button. Click on that and you will see the options. Yes, they apply the good output sharpening, but be careful he applies what he you this smart object... no other layers above or below this layer.