Can RAW images from Aperture be stored in online Mozy?

Does anybody know if the images in RAW format in Aperture folders be stored in online Mozy backup?
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Thank you rwboyer for the answer.
I do back up on my Time Mechine. But it does just back up every thing to an External HD.
I just thought if a web based storage may serve me additional protection. {By the way I am not a professional Photographer}
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Can RAW images from Aperture library stored in an External HD?

I last night[I thought I did] stored projects from aperture library to an external Iomega Mac version HD.[Partitioned the Iomega into two One large225GB for Time Machine and small 125GB for just back up folders]
Then I have reinstalled my Mac OS.
Now I connect the HD to my Apple Mac Book Air and see the saved images on the external HD but not highlighted and not there for available to open in my Aperture Apps?
I also tried to import selectively the Aperture images from my Time Machine back up and that too failed.
I on opening the Aperture selected "Import photos form a Disk" but that failed too.
I have also saved to the same external HD some modified photos saves as JEPG and they open ok.
When I reinstalled the OS and registered in a different name, would that make any difference to importing Aperture projects saved on an external HD?
Can anybody suggest a way to open those Aperture project folders that I have stored on my External HD?
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Projects are entirely maintained in the Aperture Library. You can use 'referenced masters', in which your masters don't reside inside the library (and the library merely keeps track of where you decided to keep them.)
When you import new photos, Aperture updates some information in the library so that it knows the photos exist, where they reside, what sort of changes you've made to them, etc. You can't just plop new images into an external folder and expect Aperture to notice them. Think of this as "formally introducing your photos to Aperture" -- via the import process. Aperture wont deal with any photo you haven't introduced to it.
I would be remiss if I didn't mention the alarm bells and red flashing lights that went off as soon as I read you were keeping your photos on an external drive partitioned for Time Machine and backup folders. Bad bad bad.
There are two types of disks in the world: (1) Those that have failed, and (2) those that are going to fail. Sadly, even backup drives are not an exception to this rule.
Never keep the "working" copy of your data on the same physical drive as a "backup" copy of your data. When the drive fails (and someday it will) you'll just lose all your copies of your work -- so much for having a backup. Drives are very cheap these days. Just get another one and dedicate your backup disks just for backups.
As you have a MacBook Air (and thus only a single USB 2.0 port) you might want to look into "Network Attached Storage" (aka NAS). This way you don't have a tangled mess of a USB hub hanging off your Mac with several disk drives also hanging off the side of your Mac. The disks just live on the network - as though they're remote file servers. If the network is connected via Gigabit ethernet, the effective throughput to read/write those drives is about 3x faster than a locally attached USB 2.0 drive (no kidding!). You might think this is really expensive -- but you'd be surprised. I was checking prices at Other World Computing recently (an online store of products targeted to Mac owners) and noticed you can buy an empty NAS enclosure (meaning you buy the disk to go inside it) for as cheap as $25! An enclosure with 250GB disk pre-installed and Time-Machine compatible was about $120. To put this in perspective... I recently paid about $150 for a B+W Circular Polarizing filter. So all this technology costs less than one decent lens filter for my camera.

Can you open a RAW image from Aperture in CS3?

CS3 has some helpful "tweaks" in its Camera Raw Screen including Fill Light, Recovery, and Vibrance.
Is it possible to open an Aperture stored RAW image using external editor or some other method in CS3?
I am probably missing somehitng big time, but the way I used CS3 RAW as by exporting the master image to another location and then opening it in CS3.
Thanks Dan

I actually first place my images onto a remote drive and import them into iView Media Pro and do ratings and keywords. That gives me total flexibility. images that require Photoshop modifications are dealt with first to avoid the dual Version/Master issue in Aperture. For these images I do my RAW processing in Photoshop. I then import the folder into Aperture and live happily ever after.
Jeff

When trying to export a RAW image from Aperture to a jpeg, the jpeg file is completely black.

I am trying to share some photos that I have taken. I shot them in RAW and store them in Aperture that way. I then tried to export the version to my desktop to be able to send to someone. The export process went through just fine, but the jpeg file is just a black image. I have tried this with several different images with the same result.
I have done this a million times in the past with no problems. I don't know what is different now.
Thanks for any help you can provide.

As a work-around: are the jpegs ok, if you simply drag the images that you want to export from Aperture's browser to your Desktop?
What is your Aperture version?
And which export preset are you using? Check, if your "Export preset", for example "JPEG original size" has been changed. Have you perhaps added a watermark, that could be occluding the image?

Importing RAW images from Aperture into iMovie

Hello. I'm trying to create a slideshow using iMovie, but apparently it only imports jpeg format images. Most of my photos are RAW images, and I can't seem to figure out a way to get iMovie to import jpeg versions. Can anyone help?
v.
Using Macbook Pro 2012 8GB
Aperture 3.4.1

Have just gone through the sequence again - using file - open and then locating the aperture library via applications. The message I get is that adobe does not recognise this type of file. I am sure I must be missing something, but cannot figure out what it is - any ideas.

I have my camera (Canon 5D MARK 2) set to take both JPEG Large and Raw files with each shot. I uploaded the images from the card to my Pro (Aperture 3) and while the import info said 1500 images were uploaded, I can't find the RAW images. Aperture put ab

I have my camera (Canon 5D Mark 2) set to take both JPEG Large and Raw files with each shot. I uploaded the images from the card to my Pro (Aperture 3) and while the import info said 1500 images were uploaded, I can't find the RAW images. Aperture put about 700 images in an untitled project folder, but all the images are the JPEGs. What am I missing?
Thanks,
upsjdris

Have you checked your "Import" settings for "Raw&Jpeg" pairs in the "Import" panel?
You can set Aperture to import raw, jpeg, or raw&jpeg.
If you imported Raw&Jpeg, but have set Aperture to use the Jpeg as original, you will see the imported image as Jpeg image, not as a raw image, even if the raw has also been imported. You can switch between Raw and Jpeg originals for selected images from the Photos menu:
Photos > Use Raw as original.
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Léonie

Import raw images from canon eos 1000d to aperture 3

Raw images from Canon EOS 1000D appear garbled tried using all (?) import methods without success. Camera on firmware version 1.0.7
HELP!
Geoff

Running Aperture Trial 3.1.2 all updates completed.
May have solved one problem & got another!
I can now import RAW images by selecting 'Raw' rather than 'Raw + L' on camera menu.This leaves me with all large files - potential future storage problem. Looking into this.
Thanks for reply though
Geoff

Can I download raw images from my Panasonic Lumix DMC - FZ45 to my iMac using Aperture3 ?

I want to start using Aperture3 as long as I can handle Raw images from my Panasonic DMC-FZ45 with it but that camera is not on the list - will it work?

If the camera is not on the list then Aperture will not be able to handle the RAW images from the camera.
It's surprising as this is a relatively old camera, so if it's not in Aperture by now I would tend to think it won't be included. You could download the trial version and see what happens just to make sure.
One other thing, you could convert the RAW images to DNG using the Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter for Macintosh and then import those.
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I'm trying to export a raw image from lightroom 5.6 to Photoshop cc 2014 2.1. I right click to export menu in lightroom as I've always done to export to Photoshop. Photoshop opens, but it can't open file, window opens to find a file to open. I'd like t

I'm trying to export a raw image from lightroom 5.6 to Photoshop cc 2014 2.1. I right click to export menu in lightroom as I've always done to export to Photoshop. Photoshop opens, but it can't open file, window opens to find a file to open. I'd like this to export my lightroom images to edit in photoshop as it has always been able to do for me. What fix do you recommend?

Hi Ashley Clavette,
The Initial view setting works perfectly when the file is opened in Acrobat after setting the desired Initial View.
When you upload the file onto Wordpress, and view it on that website in the browser...it might be using a different pdf handler program which might be causing this issue ( it would be helpful, if you could provide the screenshot) , however when you download the pdf again from wordpress server...and open in Acrobat/Reader...then what exactly happens ? Does the pdf opens in the desired Initial View setting?
Rahul

Viewing RAW images from a Canon 450D in Aperture

I am obviously missing something. When I try and view my RAW images from my 450D, I am just seeing a blank black screen. Any ideas what I should do to view them properly.

Apple's list of supported cameras is at
http://www.apple.com/aperture/specs/raw.html
Historically Apple loses market share due to poor support for newer cameras.
Workarounds include shooting RAW+JPEG and just using the JPEGs until Apple gets to supporting your camera or using Adobe's RAW to DNG converter. Apple canread the DNGs.
HTH
-Allen

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I can't see previews of RAW images from a Canon PowerShot G16 in Lightroom 4?

For that camera, you need at least Lightroom 5.2. The alternative would be to use the DNG converter, version 8.2 or later. Or, you can upgrade to Lightroom 5.

How can I best load RAW images from a Canon SX50?

How can I best load RAW images from a Canon SX50?

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> When I try to load RAW images taken by my Canon SX50 from the SD card, iPhoto 11 - (iMac/OSX 10.6.8) tells me that it can't read the format or something like that. OSX 10.6.8 came out before the SX50, thus, did not include the related program. I want to shoot RAW on the SX50....... but I then want to load them into iPhoto....... which I do directly from pics I take with my Nikon D200.
Not sure if this will help.............

Can anyone advise me when Lightroom 5 will be update to accept RAW images from Nikon D750?

Can anyone advise me when Lightroom 5 will be update to accept RAW images from Nikon D750?

Jim
Thanks just opened up Lightroom and got the update message, I'm certain when I opened up on Monday it wasn't there.
Fingers crossed just downloading now.
Thanks for the response.

Why can't I import raw images from camera to lightroom 5.7.1?

why can't I import raw images from camera to lightroom 5.7.1?

You can visit the Lightroom Journal to see the new features of LR6/CC, including new cameras supported in this release:
Lightroom Journal | Tips and advice straight from the Lightroom team.
And yes, as DJ confirmed, the Nikon D7200 is listed.
The the full list of supported cameras is here (Lightroom and Camera Raw have compatible engines and identical support):
Camera Raw plug-in | Supported cameras
Mike

I'm thinking of buying a new camera. Does anyone know if can I process RAW images from a Nikon D5100 or Nikon D3200 using IPhoto on a OSX 10.5.8?

I'm thinking of buying a new camera. Does anyone know if can I process RAW images from a Nikon D5100 or Nikon D3200 using IPhoto on a OSX 10.5.8?

I think you'll note that Google found the list for 10.8, amazing, isn't it
No, neither are supported for Raw on 10.5.8
You'll need 10.6.8 minimum for the D5100
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3825
and for the D3200 you'll need 10.7.4 plus compatibility update 3.1.3
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4757
Bear in mind that you may also need to update your version of iPhoto too.

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