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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

• Keep the dng or CR2 files when switching from Lightroom and Photoshop.

  From Lightroom and Photoshop, how can I keep the dng or CR2 files. Now it changes the psd and when I return to Lightroom it removes options in the section of Calibration of the camera, so that while I have a choice (Adobe Standard/camera faithful), after returning from Photoshop file I have "Embedded." How can I keep the dng or CR2 files

  Adding to the good advice of Alfred - a raw file cannot be registered as the other files.

  Its only use is the basis for the creation of new files, which must be regular files, such as tiff, psd or jpg.

  When you edit a raw file in Lightroom, it does not change the file, the changes are written to the catalog.

  Optionally, save the changes in the form of metadata (xmp) sidecar files, or in the case of DNG in the file itself.

• 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

• 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!

• Is it possible to choose Import in the DNG file only?

  I couldn't get any support or contact information, so I try to get an answer to my question, as follows, from here.

  Is it possible to choose Import in the DNG file only?

  I like to keep the disk space and the ability to remove unwanted jpg copies is unnecessary work for me a lot of your time.

  Then nobody knows where to send the program errors or suggestions for improvement?

  Thanks in advance

  You can also make sure that you don't have the following "Processing JPEG files" option to raw as separate photos selected. See the screen capture.

  

• Problems of conversion of PDF to MS Word document.  I managed to convert 4 files and now the subsequent files generate a "Conversion failed" error when you try to convert the file.  I have a big manuscript and I separated each chapter to assist with co

  Problems of conversion of PDF to MS Word document.  I managed to convert 4 files and now the subsequent files generate a "Conversion failed" error when you try to convert the file.  I have a big manuscript and I separated each chapter to help the conversion; as I said, the first 4 pieces without problem, then the conversion failure.  I tried to convert the document integer and same result.  Specifically, I bought the feature export to Word.  Please help.  I had initially export the Word Perfect PDF document and attempting to pass PDF to MS Word.

  Hi sdr2014,

  I'm sorry to hear that your conversion process is at a standstill. It seems that the problem is not specific to a single file, you have been unable to convert anything, since the first four chapters of a correct conversion.

  So, let's try this:

  If you want to convert via the ExportPDF site, please sign out, clear the browser cache, and then reconnect. If you use the drive, please choose Help > updates to ensure that you have installed the latest version.

  Please let us know how it goes.

  Best,

  Sara

• LR 4 modifies the DNG files

  LR4 bought last night - mainly interested in the moiré removal tool.  Tried on two DNG files.  Seemed to remove the color model, but not the contours of the intensity.  BUT, after this test, I opened the DNG files in Photoshop CS5.  In Photoshop, there are now ugly brush models where the tool has been applied.  And DNG files now show a "last modified" date today.  Looks like LR4 can corrupt the DNG files

  I have studied the file (thanks Harold) and have the following share:

  1. the DNG file is not damaged.

  2. the DNG file wrong (more precisely, stale) setting values of local correction for brushed regions.  The recorded values indicate an increase in exposure, that's why the strokes appear visible in older versions of ACR (like 6.3 or 6.4) supported by PV 2003/2010, but not PV 2012.

  3. the reason for the incorrect/fade value being registered for PV 2003/2010 settings is because of a bug in Lr 4.  I will work with the team to address this issue.

  4. in the meantime, to remove the visible effects "brush stroke", you can delete the local corrections, or click an individual PIN (once the adjustment Brush tool is selected) and reset the exposure to 0.

  5. you will not encounter this problem if you open the image in Lr 4 directly in ACR 6.7 RC.

  6. the reason why the problem is a not disappear in this case when you tried ACR 6.7 RC, is because you have already saved the image to an earlier version of the ACR 6 parameters.  In other words, you've come this way: Lr 4-> ACR 6.3 / 6.4-> ACR 6.7 RC.  When you have saved the image settings (for example, by clicking 'Done') in ACR 6.3/6.4, this threw your moiré adjustment.  This is because older versions of ACR do not understand the new settings (e.g., the moiré).

• Develop settings lost after re - import the DNG files folder

  I use LR for several months and - after having used to his peculiararities - love the program.

  Tonight, I have re-imported one file to DNG files that I had previously withdrawn from the LR - using the import option 'Add '. When the develop module, I noticed that my original develop settings have been applied is no longer.

  These settings are not incorporated into the DNG files? How could they get lost? They wrote, too, when re - import files?

  I always back up my catalog before closing. The backup of the catalog contain the original developing parameters for these DNG files?

  I know I must have done something wrong! Please inform and explain. Thank you.

  The development parameters are only in the catalog, unless you have autowrite to xmp enabled in the settings of catalog or if you have selected the image files and saved the data to develop with Cmd/Ctrl-S to the selected files.

  When you delete the files from the catalog data to develop will too after a short period (allows cancellations) so if you have a catalog of backup with files until they have been removed you could open that save develop settings and then open your catalog of work and read the metadata,.

  I keep all my files in Lightroom, as it is my rather than the operating system file manager. Then I know (I hope) where everything is and what happens to my images.

  Your type of error has been made by many, including myself and is part of the learning curve for digital imaging!

• The "Compression" in DNG Converter does compress the JPEG preview or the DNG file?

  In the dialog box Prederence DNG Converter, is a "Compression" option, it does not compress the JPEG preview or the DNG file?

  According to the definition in the DNG specification compression compresses the image (JPEG Lossless algorithm) RAW data

  It makes no sense to compress a JPG preview because this image is still compressed and smal.

• Convert RAW CR2 + XMP convert them to those in the DNG file or converts just the CR2?

  It's a stupid question that, somehow, after hours of research, I can't find a definitive answer for:

  I have an existing photos stored in catalog. CR2 (Canon RAW) format, more accompanying files XMP sidecar on the photos I edited.  If I decide to convert those to the DNG format, is the conversion process automatically pick the changes I made in the XMP files and write the changes to the DNG format resulting?  Or is just in process of conversion convert the CR2-> DNG only, ignoring the XMP file?

  Stupid question, but a very important!

  Bonus question:

  The conversion process leaves CR2 and XMP files in the folder as they are and simply add the DNG format in addition to those?  Or he removes the source of CR2 and XMP files, REPLACING those with the DNG format?

  The default mode of Lightroom doesn't create sidecar files. There are not.

  Even when the sidecar files are present, Lightroom does not use them for anything, whether Lightroom uses the information contained in the catalogue of files (except when importing, in this case the parameters of development in the sidecar files are written to the Lightroom database and then used to display the photo)

  The purpose of the sidecar for other software files is indeed store development parameters, as there is no other place to put this information. However, it is not the purpose of the sidecar files in Lightroom. Where they exist, the sidecar files are simply a way to store your settings outside of Lightroom development and allows Lightroom adjustments must be communicated to other software that can read Lightroom development settings.

• The DNG file size

  LR 4 running. Recently noticed that during the import of CR2 files and convert to DNG format which the size almost double. "Integrate the Original" is NOT selected in the Preferences menu. Any ideas?

  You're probably shooting mRAW and sRAW files image to the camera format. These 'raw' files nickname are demosaic'd and cannot be deflated as real camera raw files.  LR also can not delete files from "hot pixels" these demosaic'd already, this is why I gave up all future use of the mRAW and sRAW settings of the device.

• XMP in the dng file

  Hi, I read this thread (Option to save the sidecar XMP for DNG), and have the same problem. It would be wonderful convert my images to DNG, but I'm not for the exact reason discussed for example the backup files is much longer with DNG. I can't find a resolution about it in the post, and I was wondering it it's solved. , I regularly work on 2 computers, so to carry an external drive which I synchronize my files and my LRCAT file. It's practice and asy, ensuring that I always have a backup as well (I also have another non-portable backup).

  Currently, I keep my images to the native raw format because it simplifies backup/synchronization. Why? because only the xmp files change, not the native file, making it super fast for synchronization and backup.

  But I prefer to convert my native raw files to DNG for the future (different native formats of different manufacturers, you know the situation).

  So, in the end, can e convert native RAW to DNG format * and * maintain a direct xmp file? has someone (Adobe?) has decided to offer this option?

  Otherwise, TIFF is a viable option? and information would be TIFF aside?
  

  Thanks, Phil

  If asked to Lightroom writes or NOT writes XMP in the DNG, DNG file changes every time that you change.

  Hmm, this only happens to me if I uncheck the catalog settings > metadata > changes automatically write in XMP.  When I change a DNG in the develop module or change its metadata in the library, the metadata status indicator module indicates that the catalog metadata has changed, but has not been written back to the file:

  

  But the date of the last modification of the operating system as shown in the Finder or Explorer of files has not changed.

  Are you sure that the date of last modification changes for you?

• 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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• To access the encrypted files - after formatting the C drive

  Certain folders on my hard drive was encrypted by mistake and so that the upgrade of RAM, C drive has been formatted by the technician. Now I'm unable to access folders that have important information. I believe that the certificate for decryption was lost when the disk has been formatted. Is any way I'll be able to access these files

  There is no way to access it without the decryption key and the original system of o0perating, yet another reason not to use encryption