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• I recently bought a new camera from Sony a7 - ii.  the first time I tried to import raw images taken with it (with a. Suffix ARW) the program says "Preview not available for this file" and then "files are not recognized by the raw format support in Lightr

  I recently bought a new camera from Sony a7 - ii.  the first time I tried to import raw images taken with it (with a. Suffix ARW) the program says "Preview not available for this file" and then "files are not recognized by the raw format support in Lightroom" I have the most updated version, I think as 5.7.  What should I do to get these files imported as raw files?

  Hi Bobsirkus,

  The camera you have is compatible with the latest version of Lightroom, which is Lightroom 6/CC.

  Please see the list of the camera supported by Lightroom: supported by Adobe Camera Raw devices

  You can use the DNG Converter, converts images and then import them into DNG in Lightroom.

  Kind regards

  Tanuj

• I forgot to backup Outlook Express! However, the .dbx files are all in the data folder of Application that I have back up! How can I see what is in them to import to my chosen e-mail program?

  Original title: .dbx files

  I've updated computer laptop of my client from Windows XP to 7.  I forgot to backup Outlook Express!  However, the .dbx files are all in the data folder of Application that I have back up!  How can I see what is in them to import to my chosen e-mail program?

  This is how you would normally import into Windows Live Mail. If all goes well it will give you enough of a jump start.
   
   
   
  Copy the * ENTIRE * OE message store folder to a flash drive. (Folders.dbx must be included). Place it on the desktop or another location on the computer using WLMail.
   
  
  WLMail 2011/2012: folder button. Import Messages. Microsoft Outlook Express 6, and the point where it was saved.
   
   
  
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

• Hi, my camera is a nikon d 5300. Lighrtoom is 5.7.1. Lightroom can't read and develop the pictures that are taken in raw. If I sort to import raw photos - there is the error report that lightroom does not have this kind of raw format.

  Hi, my camera is a nikon d 5300. Lightroom is 5.7.1. Lightroom cann not read or develop the photographs that are taken in raw. If I try to import raw photos - there is the error report that lightroom does not know this kind of raw format. My computer is 1 year (Win 7 HP). Who could help me?

  Eugen

  DJ, the version number is in the subject line: 5.7.1. It's weird because this version should support the D5300 very well. My main guess would be a bad player or a bad USB cable.

  Eugen, you can try plug the camera directly and download the images like this?

• Not intentional develop Preset applied when importing - Lightroom CC (2015)

  This week (April 25, 2015), I upgraded to LRCC (2015) 8.1 for Windows and Mac OSX Yosemite and today I imported 400 + RAW images, felled at a concert of music from last night in my Windows box. I do not use import Presets, preferring to the hand-to indicate the my options at the time of importation.

  Today, I chose my usual Preset to develop... 'Profile goal, by default, that does what it says on the Tin - apply the default lens profile import. There nothing else... or so I thought.

  After that importation, I noticed that images looked a bit "weird" and I checked the story... the default lens profile has shown in history (except an entry "Of Metadata" that I had not seen before, but suppose a reference using the keywords applied when importing). The 'strangeness' was in fact caused by one another develop preset called "Cave in rock" (a custom preset, I designed myself) and, if by chance or not, was be the first Preset in my list. Checking the settings to develop on the right panels, confirmed all the 400 + images had been imported with the cave in the rock applied.

  I checked the history of a random selection of 12 images; all showed the parameters of development, such as applied, but none showed the name preset in the history panel. My custom "cave in rock" this DOES have the preset 'Goal profile, default' included in it, but maybe it's a coincidence.

  I import RAW of Canon CR2 to a 5 d Mk III files, convert to DNG and build 1:1 previews. Adobe has changed the import process in LRCC.

  
  

  I returned to import LR5.7 to try it, but it does the same thing now, which he has not really done it before! The Presets have been improved as part of the transition to the DRES?
  

  Everyone knows about this phenomenon?

  the metadata entry I think that means that he support parameters of a metadata xmp file that is next to your raw files. There are everything in the folder you are importing from? If you shot raw + JPEG, the instructions may be in the JPEG file.

  In any case it is easy to fix. Just select them in the library grid view and press reset. Reapply the correction of lens preset and sync.

  IT is possible that you inadvertently set a default value for the camera.  You can try to reset those preferences-> presets if reset the images don't come back to where it should.

• Imports RAW - possible to use cameras settings?

  This may be a stupid question, but is it possible to import FIRST files in LR and batch process them using predefined parameters that reflect the camera how he is to say how the camera would create the jpeg format, but obviously without converting them to JPEG?  Can I specify that they must be treated like my Canon EOS70D?

  Thank you

  It's one of the problems when you are working with raw images. Each manufacturer of the device stores the parameters of the camera differently in their owners raw file format. Lightroom and Camera Raw (used by Photoshop and Photoshop Elements) are designed to only reads DO NOT these settings because of how differently, they are stored.

  There are a few alternatives that will help mitigate this. First of all, you can set one of your images so that it matches the JPEG and then you can create a preset that can either be applied individually or applied to all raw, when imported into Lightroom. This could be a preset or several presets. But only a preset can be applied to the import. The other option would be to adapt one of your raw images so that it matches the JPEG and then save the new camera default values. These default values then apply whenever you import new images or reset the images that have already been imported.

  Since you use a Canon camera, in the section of calibration in the develop module, you'll find profiles of different cameras available that are designed to match the different camera settings that you can choose in the camera. These profiles can help get the picture more closely what looks like JPEG.

• Develop settings when importing RAW + jpeg

  When you import my D700 NEF files, I apply the sharpening preset landscape and I'm happy with the results.  However on my Fuji X 20 I import RAW + jpeg rather than just RAW, in this situation if I use the landscape sharpening sharpening preset is applied for JPEG and RAW format, leading to the already sharp in-camera jpeg being much more sharp.  If on the other hand I have not to use any to develop pr - game no sharpening or noise reduction is applied to the jpeg format and a minimal amount applied to the file RAW, more or less what I want but I want the sharpening of landscape higher applied to RAW files.  Is - this here anyway to change pre-sets frame so that they have only applied to RAW files when importing RAW + jpeg pairs?

  Dave Rosser

  In my view, the answer is no, you cannot apply a preset upon import, depending on the type of file.

  What you can do is after import you, filter on the Type of file and place it in JPG format and apply another preset that changes the sharpening of the filtered set of files, then go back and disable the filter and works with both sets of images you want.

  To filter by file Type, you must go to the library network, activate the filter with the backslash bar-key if necessary, then select metadata and change one of the columns existing filter to tell the Type of file or add a new column of file Type.

  Once you have created and applied the filter, you can save it as a preset filter that can be applied by the predefined filter selector to the very good and just above the strip of thumbnails at the bottom, same mode develop.

  You could do one for raw and jpg in case you want to swap between the two, and if you shoot jpg with more than one camera model, you can add the model of camera for the filter criteria.

• What will my optimizer after import 9iR2 to 10 gr 2 CBO or RBO?

  Friends,
  
  OS: RHEL AS 3
  
  What will my optimizer after import 9iR2 to 10gr 2?
  will it be RBO and CBO?
  What are the precautionary measures should I follow to the part of the optimizer?
  
  Thank you

  + 1. Can I change the = 9iR2 All_rows optimizer_mode now? +
  Yes. Another change in the session with alter session or change the setting to the same optimizer_mode.
  + 2. After changing the to in 9i all_rows optimizer_mode what should I do? Should I analyze all tables? +
  You must be already doing and not with analyze, command but with dbms_stats package.
  + 3. What's going to happen, if I import to 10g without changing the = all_rows optimizer_mode in 9iR2? is the default 10g optimizer_mode will apply to this import? +
  With import, you can import your image into a 10g database where the setting mode is all_rows only.
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• Impossible to import RAW into lightroom more

  I have lightroom 3, recently updated on day of mac OS to el capitan, now it won't let me import RAW (it is not yet the import tab in the preferences of more). what Miss me?

  > canon 5 d mark iii. Yes I can not import from another job, all my files are grayed out and won't let me click on it for import, same jpeg

  Outside of Lightroom 3 does not not with this device, it is also not compatible with el capitan AFAIK. This is probably why the import screen does not yet work for JPEG files.

• import raw files into bright room

  Could not import raw (NEF) files in lightroom - preview not available for this file

  The XMP files should not make a difference. If you happened to have used Nikon Transfer to download images of your D7200, that might be the problem. Some versions of this program are known to make the images unreadable by Adobe software. If this is what happened, here is a utility that you can download that is supposed to fix the images so that they open in Lightroom:

  Difficulty of the corrupted Nikon NEF Images

  For more information, please check your Lightroom screen subject for the exact version of the program that you are running.

• Default camera is not applied to import

  Since the update to LR CC 2015.3 my default camera raw settings are are not applied when importing or recall if I exit and restart LR.  If I create a new, it works up until I stopped.  If I restart and try to import new photos of the exact same camera (Sony A7 RII), it applies to standard flat profile with a standard configuration of Adobe.  Any help would be appreciated.  Appears as a Pushpin, other know this as well?  A preferences file that has been tampered with?  I haven't checked your auto and in prefs didn't he camera specific to specific serial No. or ISO.

  This is a bug specific to Sony cameras, see this report on the official Adobe feedback site: 6.3 Lightroom / Camera Raw 9.3: Broken 'Develop default settings'

• RAW and JPEG on the disk, only import RAW files?

  I shot some photos this morning, and the camera is set up to generate a RAW and JPEG file (if it's a difference, the camera is a Panasonic Lumix GX1). I copied all the files from the SD card to a folder on an external HARD drive and then tried to import into Lightroom.

  In the import dialog box, the only files he showed me import were the RA2 (Panasonic RAW) files, not JPEG files. My first thought was that he decided my name do not import duplicates - but the file names are the same, but extensions are different and the file sizes are different. Why LR would consider that these are duplicates?

  Any thoughts on how to get my RAW and JPEG imported?

  Hello

  Greetings!

  Yes, there is a setting in the preferences.

  Open Lightroom

  Click on edit-> preferences-> Genaral or Lightroom (Windows)-> preferences-> General (MAC)

  Check the box below and click ok and relaunch lightroom.

  Now import and check.

  

  Concerning

  Jitendra

• Impossible to import RAW Nikon D810 to LR5, IMac user

  Just started using a D810 and impossible to import RAW files into LR5. I am a user of the IMac. What I am doing wrong. No update is required, so Adobe said. Can anyone help? Thank you.

  With the help of Nikon Transfer is not necessary, but if you are going to use, make sure that you use the latest version of the software. It is a well-known problem that using old versions of Nikon Transfer on new NAVE of new camera models format files will corrupt the NEF files in transit.

• I'm not able to import RAW files in my LR, HELP! Thank you!! :)

  For the wedding I'm actually now I hired a 2nd shooter and it's her I'm not able to download the RAW files. (previously I had another 2nd shooter and had no problem downloading the RAW files and I shoot in JPG, so do not treat RAW too) I don't know what is the question, but I get this error when importing:

  "The files are a camera which is not recognized by the RAW format support in Lightroom." (247)"and then it doesn't matter these images.

  I need to solve imports RAW question as soon as POSSIBLE and think about the upgrade (this can even be the cause?), is the creative cloud my only option? It is possible to buy just a licensed copy? Thank you very much!!!

  Devices supported by Camera Raw

  The link above lists camera makes and models supported by Lightroom and what version of Lightroom takes supported only the camera.

  You need not necessarily upgrade Lightroom - although this isn't a bad idea and the $9.99 / month, Plan of photography is a great value for a photographer wedding and guard you up to date with the latest version and features at any time.

  If you aren't ready to upgrade, then you can use the free Adobe's DNG Converter to create DNG files from Raw images, and then change the DNG in your version of Lightroom"

  Using Photoshop | Digital Negative (DNG)

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• Import RAW files as a b & W images?

  Hello

  I'm a long-time user LR and just upgraded to LR4, but who have a camera (Panasonic Lumix LX3) LR import raw such as bw images. I can't understand why?
  I checked the import settings (DNG imports) (apply predefined > None) etc. When I look in the history panel after importing it just said the imported date, no indication of conversion to body weight.

  Of course, I can just convert them to color in the Panel to develop, but I do not understand why this is the case and only this camera files (my guns all import them as usual)?
  Thanks for all the ideas.

  Alan.

  It is likely that you have changed the default settings inadvertently develop Adobe (which can be applied for specific devices only). To check, take one of these 'B & W' images in the develop module, press on and hold that the SHIFT key and the reset button on the bottom right will change... on "Reset (Adobe)" click on it and the image should go back to the color. If so, yes you have changed the default settings. To fix, go to develop > set defaults, then click on restore default settings Adobe.