Color in camera raw PSE-6

I have notes that the color in the camera raw diolog box if difrent from my PSE-6 editor. Is this normal because it is geting hard to edit my pic's because of the color difrents!! Plaese any helpe.

ACR is substantially crippled in Elements. Try the Elements forum http://www.adobeforums.com/cgi-bin/webx/.eeb4f8b/

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Olympus e-m5 mark ii raw file support in camera raw (pse 13).
I cannot open an .orf file from the em-5 mark ii even after installing latest updates for pse13 / camera raw.
Do I have to wait for support to be added by adobe / olympus, or can I do anything against myself.
Thank you,
Peter

You do have to wait, yes. The last updates to Adobe software came out in mid-December and the camera was not commercially available until some weeks or months after then. There is software from Olympus, and perhaps a few others companies that will work, but nothing that will do Adobe rendering, yet. You could use the Olympus software to create TIFs from your raw images and edit those in Photoshop Elements or just shoot RAW+JPG and edit the JPGs until there is an update from Adobe.
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Here is what Eric Chan, and Adobe Camera Raw Engineer, said recently, about the prospects of supporting your camera or any newly released camera:

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I'm running PSE 6 for Mac. I'm shooting in RAW to retain all data from sensor. My work flow is straight forward.
Review photos on CF card and do initial throw away of bad photos.
Download from CF card to Backup drive to preserve original photos.
I upload photos to Bridge, keyword, grade, and copywrite, etc. then open in Camera Raw and process as necessary; exposure, recovery, sharpen, fill-in, crop, fill-in etc.
Select all and do a save (default is .png) to save my changes. Since Camera Raw will not save to jpg format I open in PSE6
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Select all of the photos (I will select only those that have been cropped to the same size such as 4x6) in the film strip.
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love2kruz wrote:
I'm running PSE 6 for Mac. I'm shooting in RAW to retain all data from sensor. My work flow is straight forward.
Review photos on CF card
Stop right there! That's a very bad idea.   You should not be viewing images that are still on the card. Download them to your local hard drive first. Otherwise you run the risk of the software writing to the card and destroying the format.
This excerpt is from a long-gone post by author Bruce Fraser:
Bruce Fraser - 4:17pm Jun 14, 04 PST (#5 of 21)
Opening files directly from the camera is a bad idea for a variety of reasons*, and it most certainly isn't faster than using a FireWire or USB2 card reader.
         • Drains the camera battery
         • Runs the risk of the software you're using to open the images writing to the card and destroying the format
         • Runs a small but significant risk of USB power frying the camera
         • Slowest method known to mankind of getting images off a CF or SD card

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I'm opening my Canon 70D RAW files with Camera Raw 8.4.1. After this step, I open the corrected file in Photoshop CC. At this point colors have changed, everything is duller and less contrasted.
See image.
Camera Raw color management: Adobe RGB, 16Bit.
Photoshop color management: RGB: Adobe RGB (prepress Europe 3)
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Recalibrate, and examine your calibrator's settings. V4 profiles and LUT-based profiles have caused problems for some, so try v2 and matrix-based if you have these options. You can also test by substituting a known good profile, which would be sRGB for a standard display, or Adobe RGB for a wide gamut one.

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2) I've cleared all caches
3) resetting every setting everywhere I can find.
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When i open a Nikon Raw file in Camera Raw (Photosop CC) I notice a distinct color-difference between the integrated preview image in the Raw file and the camera Raw standard.
I want to start with the exact same color how it came from the camera.
Refers to Nikon D300 or D800 in Raw / Nef format.
left, from Camera Raw 8.4.1 "Camera Raw Standard"
right, integrated preview from the original raw-file
Mostly i have the difference in Blue, it's too much cyan in there an looks not "natural"!
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sacdbri wrote:
I am using Windows CS4 11.0.1 and camera raw 5.5.
After applying a color gradient with the camera raw graduated filter, I am unable to reset the default color back to black (with the cross through the color box).
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Camera Raw PSE 12では開くが.Photoshop CS6では開けない

PS　Elements12 と　Lightroom5、 PS CS6を　インストールしています。
カメラデータを保存し開くと　Elements12で　Rawは立ち上がりますが、　CS6では　Rawは　立ち上がりません。ファイルは開けませんと、、、でます。
どうしてなのでしょうか？　　
最近は　PS　多く使うので困っています。どうか宜しくお願いします。

回答ありがとうございます。
昨日はアップデート試しましたがつながりませんでした。
本日つながりましてアップデートから camera raw のみのアップデートしたところ
Bridgecs6 のアプリケーションを閉じてくださいと出てきました。
そして
PS も Ai も Id も使用していないのに次に進まずアップデートできません。
どうしたらいいのでしょうか？
何度もすいませんがよろしくお願い致します。
2014-10-19 16:16 GMT+09:00 Lana-neveyas <[email protected]>:
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If you're seeing Photoshop freeze just by looking at the File Info tab, that's certainly not expected and you should start a tread specifically to discuss that. The forum may be able to help you get that working.
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Without a specific custom profile to help you with the task, here's my suggestions for the next best thing:
1. Take an image with a range of different colors in it.
2. Open the embedded JPEG also using whatever means you have to do so.
3. Open it also in Camera Raw and make sure you're using the Camera Raw default parameters.
4. Go into the Camera Calibration tab (little camera icon), and choose the Camera Standard profile as provided by Adobe.
5. Tweak the various sliders so as to match the color between what you're seeing in the JPEG and Camera Raw.
6. Save new Camera Raw defaults.
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I got some trouble with chromatic abberation in camera raw (PSE 9 + camera raw 6.5).
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Sorry, there is another way, which I'd forgotten about, because I almost never use it.
Say you make these edits, and only these edits: Exposure -1.0 stop, Contrast +20 and Shadows +100, in that order (the values don't matter, they're just random examples).
Now, to cycle back through the edits in reverse order to that which you made them, use Ctrl + Alt/Option + Z.
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Three times eliminates Exp and you're back to where you first opened the image in ACR.
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But this procedure can get messy and confusing in 3 circumstances that I can think of, just off the top of my head.
First, if you move a slider whilst experimenting with your edits (say, for example, Clarity +20) but then reset it to zero because it does not work as expected.
Now, when you cycle backwards or forward, your abandoned Clarity edit will be shown.
Secondly, if you make more than 3 edits, it can become difficult to remember in what order you initially made them and you can get lost when cycling back and forth.
Thirdly, if you have made any presets and these are applied automatically when first opening the image in ACR, the cycling can once again become more difficult to keep track of.
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