Camera Raw 8.6 oder 8.7 Bild Speichern nur als .dng möglich nicht mehr als .jpg ?

Gibt es keine möglichkeit in Camera Raw ein Bild asl JPG zu speichern?
Gruss
PMK55

In Elements, the camera raw module is used to send the converted and edited image to the editor (command 'Open'). From the editor you can edit, convert to any picture format (jpeg, tiff, psd...) and print your pictures. The 'save' option is reall an option to 'convert' to the DNG raw format.
You can also use the 'process multiple files' command in the File menu of the editor to batch convert raw files to jpeg, or use the 'export' command in the organizer.

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When I try to open the RAW file (CR2) from the Photoshop application or from the Bridge (even while holding down the shift key) I get a message saying it's not the right kind of file. When I try to convert using the converter, it won't recognize the files.

Which operating system are you using?
Which camera are the camera raw files from?
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If using the standalone dng converter, which version?
In the dng converter did you try setting the Compatibility for Camera Raw 2.4 and later
(Preferences>Compatibility)
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1. Download the 6.6 DNG Converter and install the profiles:
   http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5310
2. Download the 6.6 camera raw plugin zip file:
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or
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-Ins\Elements 9\File Formats (32 bit vista)
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Yes you will need to upgrade to photoshop cs6 to use the latest version of camera raw (7.2).
However you can use the free DNG Converter 7.2 to convert the D600 files to dng copies which cs4 should then open in camera raw 5.7.
windows:
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5486
mac:
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5485

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Hi there
Thank you for your questions.
I am using Mavericks.
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This is the message I get when I try to open a CR2 file.
Could not complete your request because the file appears to be from a camera model which is not supported by the installed version of Camera Raw. Please visit the Camera Raw help documentation for additional information.
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http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=39&platform=Windows
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=39&platform=Mac
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Thomas Knoll wrote:
> Can you post a screen shot of what you are seeing
> when Camera Raw is hosted by Bridge?
Yes, sure. Here we go:
1st screenshot---A folder with MRW files. The files have been augmented with metadata a few weeks ago, using Bridge with ACR 4.3.1 installed. The XMP files are there along with the MRW files. Please note that with ACR 4.4 installed, Bridge now says, "Supports XMP: no". Also note that Bridge also grayes out the "Open in Camera Raw ..." instruction from the menu. The cache for the current folder has been purged and re-built; so has the entire cache (have tried both).
See http://www.ulrix.de/res/pool/acr_4-4/Bridge_ACR_4-4_01.jpg
2nd screenshot---A folder with DNG files. The files have been created from the MRW files in the previous screenshot a few weeks ago, using Adobe DNG Converter 4.3.1. The small thumbnails are there, but the preview window shows nothing but a solid-black box. Note that Bridge recognizes the XMP support here. Also note that exposure data and focal length are displayed under each thumbnail (not so in the 1st screenshot, even though the preferences are the same). Bridge will allow to open these files in Camera Raw hosted by Bridge (not visible in this particular screenshot). By the way, DNG files are way too pink---they always were (i. e. it's not an ACR-4.4-specific problem).
See http://www.ulrix.de/res/pool/acr_4-4/Bridge_ACR_4-4_02.jpg
3rd screenshot---The plot thickens! Another folder of MRW files. This is the folder I was playing with yesterday. For some reason, it does display the thumbnails properly now---it didn't yesterday (cache not yet re-built after switching from ACR 4.3.1 to ACR 4.4; I took this screenshot before the other two above) but the preview window already is defective. So is XMP support.
See http://www.ulrix.de/res/pool/acr_4-4/Bridge_ACR_4-4_03.jpg
4th screenshot---This is the same folder as in screenshot #3 after re-building the local folder's cache. Unlike yesterday (and unlike screenshot #1 ... go figure!), the thumbnails are there but all of sudden, most of them show a red "MF" (which I HATE!), and the preview windows shows an image but in a distorted aspect ratio. The metadata as well as XMP support are still missing. The "MF" seems to indicate manual focus (and indeed I did focus most of these shots manually)---but I detest this obtrusive way of indication! I never saw this before in any of my shots. Please make it go away!
See http://www.ulrix.de/res/pool/acr_4-4/Bridge_ACR_4-4_04.jpg
5th screenshot---This is the same folder as in screenshot #4 after purging the whole cache entirely. Now the preview window shows the proper aspect ratio. The metadata and the XMP support are still missing. And Bridge won't allow to open this file in Camera Raw (even though it does recognize the Document Type as Camera Raw Image).
See http://www.ulrix.de/res/pool/acr_4-4/Bridge_ACR_4-4_05.jpg
6th screenshot---A folder with DNG files (too pink again). The files have been created from the MRW files in the previous screenshot a few weeks ago, using Adobe DNG Converter 4.3.1. Similar to screenshot #2 and unlike the respective folder containing the MRW files (see screenshots #3, #4, and #5), metadata and XMP support are there, the preview windows shows a solid-black box, and it's possible to open the file in Camera Raw hosted in Bridge.
See http://www.ulrix.de/res/pool/acr_4-4/Bridge_ACR_4-4_06.jpg
7th screenshot---Now this is what happens when actually opening a DNG file with Camera Raw hosted in Bridge. You'll get a solid-black image. Note the histogram that is reflecting a solid-black image, too. Also note the contents of the profile selection combo-box which offers "Embedded" only but neither "ACR 2.4" nor "ACR 4.4" (the Konica-Minolta Dynax 7D is supported since ACR 2.4). In contrast to this, ACR 4.4 will open both MRW files and their DNG files just fine when hosted in Photoshop.
See http://www.ulrix.de/res/pool/acr_4-4/Bridge_ACR_4-4_07.jpg
-- Olaf

Camera raw plugin for cs3 for Nikon D3000

Does anyone know if there is a plugin for CS3 extended to allow me to veiw/edit camera raw NEF files shot with a Nikon D3000?

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Unfortunately, it is not compatible with CS3. You should use Camera Raw 4.6, Win | Mac and convert the NEF to DNG files with the DNG converter: (Windows® | Mac OS) more info: http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/extend.displayTab2.html

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I APPRECIATE I CAN USE CANONS DPP PROGRAM BUT I DO NO FIND THIS AS GOOD AS ELEMENTS 10 PERSONALLY.
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I t looks like that camera should work with the 7.1 DNG Converter, since the 7.1 camera raw plugin won't work with pse 10.
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http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
windows:
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5389
mac:
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5388

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According to the help node with the above subject, one can embed profiles into TIFF, JPEG, PSD and DNG files and select them within Camera Raw 4.
I can assign profiles to all excepto DNG files, since DNG files cannot be saved and thus cannot be persistently be assigned a profile (say created with ColorEyes 20/20 camera profiler software). How then can I assign a profile to a raw image? Is the help incorrect or mis-written?
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