Am wondering if Photoshop Elements 12 will edit camera photos from Nikon D3300 (8.4)

I have recently bought a D3300 and would like to know what editing program will open its camera raw files.

You should be able to update pse 12 to camera raw 8.4 by using Help>Updates from within the pse 12 editor and then you should be able to open the nikon D3300 files in pse 12.
If your using windows xp or vista or mac os x 10.6.8, then you won't be able to update to camera raw 8.4 or use the 8.4 dng converter.

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You are rude, to say the least. It is adobe's fault for marketing it as compatible. Yet another reason why I want nothing to do with adobe. The fact they marketed it as compatible when it is not is what I have a problem with. I am not blaming the software, I am blaming the company.
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You are rude, to say the least. It is adobe's fault for marketing it as compatible. Yet another reason why I want nothing to do with adobe. The fact they marketed it as compatible when it is not is what I have a problem with. I am not blaming the software, I am blaming the company.
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https://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2014/02/camera-raw-8-4-rc-and-dng-converter-8-4-r c-now-available.html
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http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/cameraraw8-4.html
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