Camera Raw for the New Nikon 810

Shot with my new Nikon D810. Updated from Photoshop CS6 to CC and my Bridge to CC thinking I would be able to open the NEF (RAW) files. Is the Nikon D810 supported yet?
Thanks!

Is the Nikon D810 supported yet?
Not officially yet since it is so new.
However you can download and manually install the Camera Raw 8.6 Release Candidate (a sort of post-beta, pre-release version) which includes D810 support. Use at your own risk until Raw 8.6 is final.
Adobe Photoshop Camera Raw 8.6 RC for CC and CC 2014 Release Candidate | digital camera raw file support - Adobe Labs

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Just putting my friendly nudge in

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Camera Raw forum.
(Nudge nudge, wink wink.)

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When is Photoshop going to support RAW files for the new Nikon D750?

You can always monitor the forum for announcements. My experience has been that I have been automatically notified when the official updates are available. I'm using Photoshop CS6, and the application manager associated with that program always notifies me when there is an update available. You can go ahead and install the release candidate now, and still install the official release when it comes.

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Go to: Finder Preferences and under the General tap make sure that the box for External disks is checked.

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I would be happy to hear from users of the D800 and Apple's "Aperture" 3.2.3. My own experience is that the rendering of f.inst. a "burned" file/picture (Raw-file) is incredibly SLOW....what is your experience. Any knowledge of whether Apple will come forward with an upgrade of Aperture?

mamster37 wrote:
I am fully aware of all about the file size, and that one should expect a slow down in the rendering, but this is really a significant slow down, and unless Apple come up with a solution I am afraid that one is obliged to find other solutions for the editing of Nikon D800 raw files. My details are:
MacBook Pro Intel
OS: Mac OSX, 10.7.3 Lion
Installed memory: 8GB
You have not described which MBP CPU/GPU, drives SSD/HDD, how full any HDDs are. That is essential information.
As all the photo sites have discussed, the D800 files are huge and will require more horsepower to handle. With a new D800 you are the experimenter here on the bleeding edge of technology, so all of us will learn from your observations.
I would guess that only the strongest Sandy Bridge MBPs with 8-16 GB RAM will do well. I was doing fine with 8 GB RAM (zero page-outs) and then recently I did some very aggressive Photoshop/Aperture work and page outs skyrocketed: I need more RAM, and I don't have a D800 yet so my NEF files run only ~20 MB each. How large (MB) are your NEF files?
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• add RAM as feasible
• restart with some frequency if you suspect memory leaks (common especially with less-than-top-quality applications)
• and/or simply try to run only one app at a time, for sure diligently closing unneeded apps like browsers
• and/or switch 64-bit operation to 32-bit operation (which will make some additional RAM space available). Note that your Mac may already default to 32-bit. See Switching Kernels:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4287
Note that RAM is cheap and heavy apps' usage of more RAM is a good thing. Photoshop for instance has been able to under OS X take advantage of up to at least 32 GB RAM for years.
Thanks for sharing your experiences.
-Allen
EDIT: Note my focus on discussing RAM above is because that is all we know about your MBP. It does not mean that I necessarily suggest that RAM may be your primary issue.

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Get Dr Brown's Image Processor (free photoshop script) here:
http://www.russellbrown.com/tips_tech.html
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Dear Adobe,
I downloaded the beta version of ACR 6.7 to have a driver for the new Nikon D800. I installed it and got the message that this version espires some time soon.
When will there be the final version out? Is there already a date for it?

There is no publically announced release date....Adobe doesn't do that. But rest assured the beta will run and the GM release will happen before the end of the beta date.

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CC: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/cameraraw8-4-cc/
CS6: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/cameraraw8-4/

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Can anyone please tell me?
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I think that you need to be patient.
There has not been any release of Camera Raw since the release of the camera.
I recommend to try the next version once it will be released, as there might be preliminary support (and therefore not listed).
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