Elements 9 and Panasonic fz 200

when will elements 9 support camera raw for the panasonic fz 200
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Not without using the DNG Converter 7.2 Release Candidate to convert your camera raw files to dng copies which will then open pse 9.
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/cameraraw7-2/

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What model of Panosonic Lumix is it?
Unless it's Lumix DMC-GH1, then in all likelihood, you'll need to use the 8.2 dng converter
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Just looking for some suggestions on the easiest settings for using the HVX with FCP. I am not planning to shoot @ 1080 all the time and was just wondering what are best practices as it relates to work flow, stable capture settings for importing and any short cuts to save some time etc....
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I was on the phone today with several terrific Apple techs for about five hours and we may have gotten to the bottom of this.
FCPX works well with many different recording formats of the HVX 200 and the p2 cards. But I have had issues with importing 720/30PN footage. It just would not work.
After many hours of trouble shooting with me on the phone, the Apple tech was able to replicate the problem on an HVX 200 at their office.
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Hi,
The FZ200 requires Camera Raw 7.2 or later but they are not compatible with Photoshop Elements 10.
Your options are
1) Buy a newer version of Photoshop Elements
2) Download and install the free Adobe DNG Converter. Use the converter to convert your RW2 files into DNG files and then import the DNG files into the organizer.
DNG Converter 8.4 (for non XP/Vista systems)
Windows: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5739
MAC: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5738http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5738
DNG Converter 8.3 (for XP/Vista systems)
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5694
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1. Went to audio/video settings:av devices. The options button doesn't let me make any changes--and shows eight channels of audio. (When I do print to video and select built in audio, it does play on my computer speakers in stereo.)
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I am thinking of getting Nik Software's Complete Collection. It does not support Elements 10, but it does support Lightroom. So solution seems easy, just use it in Lightroom. That solution could also result in $200 saving as edition that includes support for Photoshop and Lightroom is right now $399 while one that supports just Lightroom (and Aperture but that is not of relevance to me as I am a Windows user) is $199.
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Hello, I am ready to upgrade cameras from my current Sony HVR-Z1U to a camera to records HD, not HDV, like the Panasonic HVX 200 or the Sony PMW EX1. Both cameras intrigue me with the ablity to record true HD and the ablity to under and over crank.
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Clay
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