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• First 11 stops when importing video camera DV

  I upgraded the operating system Windows 10 and now, importing the video from the camera stops the program and go out automatically.

  Instead, I can open and work on projects of creation 11 old.

  Director allowed me to import video from the camera, but it was not compatible with the first 11.

  After disinstalling and re - install the first 11-64 bit, now the video from the developer is accepted, but still the camera import is not possible.

  What else could I try?

  Thank you

  If you want to edit in Premiere Elements, I would recommend capture with DV Win, no MovieMaker. MovieMaker grabs his video to a different file format.

  Since your operating system was originally Windows 7, try the pilot inherited from Windows 7 fix:

  The problems of Firewire (IEEE 1394) in Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows 8 and 8.1 - David Knarr

• LR6 - when importing RAW, develop settings are applied it is-100 to highlight the exhibition shadows + 1.45 + 70.  How to import with zero development parameters.  I ran a few HDR mixes when I got the software and the DNG HDR file had these settings apply

  

  Probably, you set a default value for the camera. Go to preferences-> Presets and reset all camera default settings.

• How to change the import settings when importing photos

  Changing the settings to import photo with Windows 7

  I want to change the import for my Canon camera settings when you import pictures using Windows 7.  I had already managed to do it once but to adjust settings again.  However, when I connect my camera to my PC, it starts automatically import photos based on the current settings with no option to change.  Please help - its driving me crazy!

  Microsoft seems to be lame on answering machine bugs here and just standard information messages, which of course do not work.

  A solution has been validated, in part, to david.gardiner.net.au/2010/02/changing-location-of-pictures-and.html. Maybe there is an easier way.

  In the Windows registry under HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Photo Acquisition

  There are a number of subkeys. For example, there is a subkey "Camera and Portable device."

  Return the next value of AcquisitionFlags to 0 x 82 in the registry key seems to restore the Import Wizard asking you to specify an optional tag and you click again on the link "Import settings":

  HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Photo Acquisition\Camera and Portable device

  To make this change yourself, follow these steps (with the standard warning that change the incorrect Windows registry can completely ruin everything!):

  1. run regedit.exe
  2 navigate in the tree of the registry to find the following subkey:

  HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Photo Acquisition\Camera and Portable device

  3. double-click on the value "AcquisitionFlags".
  4. Type "82".
  5. click "OK" and close the registry editor

  I had to scan it for my Scanner in the category.

• 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.

• Important with the camera settings?

  Is there a way to automatically import adds a camera profile and Correction of lens on imports of RAW files?

  OK - Here is the answer to my own question.

  1. open an existing of the NEF file.

  2. go in the develop Module

  3. open the profile of the camera, then select the option you want to use to the default value (I chose Standard camera)

  4 open the Lens Correction and check the Options you want. (I chose delete CA & Enable PC)

  5. on the right, click on the '+' on the Presets and save just Lens Correction & calibration as your import 'default '.

  Now, every time that import you, on the upper right there is a section entitled apply when importing - in there select the Preset user that you just created.

  This will apply the color profile selected - and it will also apply the context of lens Corrections - from of the lens used for this specific image.

• 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.

• How to select the photos I want to import in the import Windows 7 Wizard, and how to change their name to a group of the name custom when importing?

  Has features missing from Windows XP in Windows 7?

  I'm doing a simple import of photos using the option 'Import pictures and videos using Windows' native Autoplay.

  In Windows XP, I could choose what images to import and give them all the basic name custom during the import process, with each photo added later with a "001", "002" etc using the scanner and Camera Wizard.  It is very convenient because it could have been hundreds of photos on some of my cards from a long period of shots, I could run the tool more than once for different groups of photos that I would choose Import, and the pictures would be get named sequentially and stored in their files you want immediately.  I imported thousands of photos in this way.

  This new tool for Windows 7 allows me to add tags to all of the photos on the cards and devices and name photos after their date, or on the label, or other combinations of that... but why doesn't this new tool in Windows 7 suppose I want to import every single photo on the card device / I just connect and more that I want them all to have the same tag assigned to them?  It's stupid and useless - there, makes only has pictures of a theme on their card at any time that they connect to import their photos and always wants to import everything each time?

  To illustrate this point, let's look at my current situation.  I'm just on vacation in Europe and took pictures to more than one place, I visited, of course and now I would like to mark photos with the location of the names individually... or even more, I would like to actually name photos when importing with the name of the place in the picture.  Scanner and digital camera Assistant & would do that, no problem - you just had to run the tool once for each different group name, then select the appropriate images to import with the same group name.  It has been easy.  This type of naming is far superior to the addition of tags to images named simple-list or date-wise because you can tell what the image file in your library that you want to open just by going to (or get) the group name.  Want to see pictures of St. Peter's Basilica?  If you named the photos with that (added with 001, 002 etc), then simply browse to that name in your folder of photos «The Italy, holiday 2010»  Without trying to find photos Tags into the sea by the name of "IMG20100324005" - soup and no program Photo Gallery Windows Live Photos or necessary Picasa.

  This new program in Windows 7 for the import of images does not appear to be able to handle the very handy feature of its predecessor Windows XP.  It's very frustrating to have opted for the version of Windows newer and supposed to be 'better' but find several programs that have been very useful for XP have valuable features removed or are no longer present at all (like how Windows 7 is no longer a Clipboard Viewer - that has great idea that is?).

  So is it possible to recover the image import feature I apparently lost by 'redevelopment' of Windows Windows 7?  I could of course go and buy an image import and edition program (Smart Photo Import very nice for the price, a quick search I just do), but as this feature was native in Windows XP it is still stupid to have to buy a 3rd party simply program now because Microsoft does not understand the idea of keeping popular features in their software and seems rather "he dumb down.

  Any help to select the pictures I want to import and naming them when importing with a custom group name using the import wizard would be greatly appreciated... + 10 GB of photos and videos of this trip is sitting & waiting for a solution!

  Has features missing from Windows XP in Windows 7?

  I'm doing a simple import of photos using the option 'Import pictures and videos using Windows' native Autoplay.

  In Windows XP, I could choose what images to import and give them all the basic name custom during the import process, with each photo added later with a "001", "002" etc using the scanner and Camera Wizard.  It is very convenient because it could have been hundreds of photos on some of my cards from a long period of shots, I could run the tool more than once for different groups of photos that I would choose Import, and the pictures would be get named sequentially and stored in their files you want immediately.  I imported thousands of photos in this way.

  This new tool for Windows 7 allows me to add tags to all of the photos on the cards and devices and name photos after their date, or on the label, or other combinations of that... but why doesn't this new tool in Windows 7 suppose I want to import every single photo on the card device / I just connect and more that I want them all to have the same tag assigned to them?  It's stupid and useless - there, makes only has pictures of a theme on their card at any time that they connect to import their photos and always wants to import everything each time?

  To illustrate this point, let's look at my current situation.  I'm just on vacation in Europe and took pictures to more than one place, I visited, of course and now I would like to mark photos with the location of the names individually... or even more, I would like to actually name photos when importing with the name of the place in the picture.  Scanner and digital camera Assistant & would do that, no problem - you just had to run the tool once for each different group name, then select the appropriate images to import with the same group name.  It has been easy.  This type of naming is far superior to the addition of tags to images named simple-list or date-wise because you can tell what the image file in your library that you want to open just by going to (or get) the group name.  Want to see pictures of St. Peter's Basilica?  If you named the photos with that (added with 001, 002 etc), then simply browse to that name in your folder of photos «The Italy, holiday 2010»  Without trying to find photos Tags into the sea by the name of "IMG20100324005" - soup and no program Photo Gallery Windows Live Photos or necessary Picasa.

  This new program in Windows 7 for the import of images does not appear to be able to handle the very handy feature of its predecessor Windows XP.  It's very frustrating to have opted for the version of Windows newer and supposed to be 'better' but find several programs that have been very useful for XP have valuable features removed or are no longer present at all (like how Windows 7 is no longer a Clipboard Viewer - that has great idea that is?).

  So is it possible to recover the image import feature I apparently lost by 'redevelopment' of Windows Windows 7?  I could of course go and buy an image import and edition program (Smart Photo Import very nice for the price, a quick search I just do), but as this feature was native in Windows XP it is still stupid to have to buy a 3rd party simply program now because Microsoft does not understand the idea of keeping popular features in their software and seems rather "he dumb down.

  Any help to select the pictures I want to import and naming them when importing with a custom group name using the import wizard would be greatly appreciated... + 10 GB of photos and videos of this trip is sitting & waiting for a solution!

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  Perhaps the following links will propose a few ideas:

  Windows 7 - change settings for importing pictures and videos
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/change-settings-for-importing-pictures-and-videos
  (don't forget to extend "Import in the view settings" at the bottom of the page)

  Windows 7 - How to make photos from my camera to my computer?
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/how-do-I-get-pictures-from-my-camera-to-my-computer

  You might find the free Picasa software or Windows Live Photo Gallery
  to be useful:

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Download Windows live Photo Gallery
  http://explore.live.com/Windows-Live-Photo-Gallery
  (There are other applications included in the download...
  Uncheck the ones you don't want)

  Picasa
  http://Picasa.Google.com/

  Volunteer - MS - MVP - Digital Media Experience J - Notice_This is not tech support_I'm volunteer - Solutions that work for me may not work for you - * proceed at your own risk *.

• Windows 7 Autoplay import filename Options settings includes not "date taken" and tag

  One of the options for formats of filename with pre-Win7 was 'date taken + tag. It seems that this option is no longer available. Date-taking can be specified for the names of folders, but not names. Also, I thought there are two import - Windows and Windows Live Photo Gallery programs. With Win7 I see only using the import window.

  I photograph all summer a group of sailing and import the photos every day with the same tag (butterflies, Crappie-Sun). At the end of the season, I create a collection of all these photos and if file names are duplicated, they certainly if file names are 'tag' only, I have problems...

  Hi NoDakBoy,

  You can change the settings Windows uses when importing photos and videos from cameras, portable devices, scanners, or data CDs or DVDs. These import settings to determine how the images and videos are named and organized when import you them to your computer.
   
  For more information, see:
   
  Change the settings for importing pictures and videos
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/change-settings-for-importing-pictures-and-videos
   
  Aziz Nadeem - Microsoft Support

• LR seems to make adjustments to photos when importing

  There are a few versions of Lr, I started to notice that when a photo would charge Lr would be a fit for my photos. Mainly, it seems to be adding a lot of contrast. I was just pulling down the contrast slider when I started to actually edit the photos, but I'm tired to do so.

  I shoot with a Canon 5 d Mk III with these settings: (sharpness: 1, contrast:-3, Saturation:-3).

  I like my photos in Lr is fairly flat, so I can add what I want.

  I think that my import into Lr settings are not set to make changes. Here is a screenshot: If I'm wrong or need to look elsewhere. Please let me know.

  Finally, here is a video of what I see. First of all, you will see the photo that resembles adjustments of the camera (low contrast and saturation). Then, once the photo is made "loading", the picture will change to have much more contrast and saturation that I think it should.

  Help, please!

  Thank you.

  LR CC

  Mac OS 10.10.3

  Think of the default values as a starting point for the other settings to develop.

  But once you get your own 'look' simply click on the 'more' tab left in pre-defined parameters and check against all applicable settings. Then save under 'My block to import' or what you prefer. You can then select that in the import dialog box and probably a less individual to edition.

  .

• Loss of quality when importing video to the editor. What should I do?

  I did a HD video with my camera and need to change it, but when I import it into Adobe Premiere elements 13 quality decreases. How to maintain the optimal video quality when importing it?

  Arthurs

  What version of Premiere Elements and on what operating system works - it?

  What is the brand/model/parameters of the camera that records video? What is the file extension that is associated with the file? What is the bit rate of the file that is imported?

  Is the decline in quality import and when you watch the video in the Edit area monitor? Or do you see loss of video quality when you view this Timeline content export? When you view the video in edit box monitor, you're looking at timeline rendered or unreturned content? No coloured line, orange line or a green line on the content of the timeline?

  What you are (manually) or the draft definition (automatic) the project preset to match the properties of the video source? Please tell us what the readings are for the fashion edition of time base, image size and Pixel Aspect Ratio (even if the appearance of the gray fields) under Menu/change settings/general?

  Many more questions on dating on your video/graphics card version of the pilot and others, but let us examine and consider the foregoing and then decide what then.

  For any question or need clarification, please request so that we can customize a response for you.

  Thank you.

  RTA

• 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.

• LR5: time offset when importing photos - why?

  Import my pictures from the camera with storage in folders by date. Now, I've discovered that photos taken before midnight are stored in the folder for the next day.

  After a review, I found that the time displayed when you move the pictures in the import dialog are always displayed with an offset of + 2:00 for the real time (such as described in the camera) when the photo was taken. So all photos taken after 22:00 are stored in the folder for the next day.

  My conclusion is that LR obviously takes the offset from the UTC time zone (in my case: THIS summer, which is UTC + 2) when importing photos. I remember having that first saw on travel in New Zealand last year when import photos on my PC that I had put to the local time zone on a trip, so this shift was 12 hours.

  When viewing the photos later in the module library or development, the time is displayed correctly, so obviously drawn "like what" EXIF/XMP.

  Is this a known issue? I could not find a place in the LR settings to control this behavior.

  It is a very old bug, which has never been set. The simple solution is to import from a card reader, not a camera directly connected. The insect bites only during the import of the camera.

  Image capture metadata must be perfectly OK, so no need to change anything here, it is only the name of the folder that is affected by the bug.

• I noticed from lately, when I change my settings on the 2 online games, I play, I can disconnect turn it back on and notice the changes eventually reversed to where it was before.

  original title: Vista settings will not save. Why?

  I have a problem. When you use this computer (and this computer has Windows Vista), I noticed from lately, when I change my settings on the 2 online games, I play, I can disconnect turn it back on and notice the changes eventually reversed to where it was before.

  It's getting boring because it is not happened in the past and when I noticed it happened for the 2nd game after seeing this constantly on my 1st game, it came to me that it is not the games that does this: it is the computer itself.

  What should I do so that the computer can actually record setting changes I made?

  Hey, Andrew,.

  Most likely a configuration of settings on your computer file is damaged. You can take a look at this article that Blizzard has published:

  http://us.battle.NET/support/en/article/fixing-corruption-and-damage-in-your-game-files

  You can also ask your question on the forums of World of Warcraft:

  http://us.battle.NET/wow/en/Forum/1011701/

• With the Windows Photo gallery software, no choices are found in import from camera or scanner.

  In Windows Photo Gallery, I select to import from camera or scanner and import of images and video pop - up box arrives, but it can't find my wireless scanners, connected to the network.  It allows, but now I can't get it back.  What should I do?

  Hi, sweats,

  I suggest you try the steps from the following link:

  I added my scanner to the computer, but I can't select it when I use Windows Fax and Scan or Windows Photo Gallery.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/Troubleshoot-scanning-problems