CS5 and ACR

I use CS5 but the ACR version is not suitable for Fuji X-Pro 1 camera..... my options seem to be either convert RAW files to DNG (extremley slow) or join Adobe CC. Anybody else with same problem and bright ideas would be appreciated.

You have 2 more options, purchase Lightroom or Elements. Lightroom is at the latest version of ACR I assume Elements is as well, but it is worth it to verify on the web site, before purchasing.
Adobe has a deal going on for a little while yet. I don't recall the last day of the deal, but it includes, photoshop, lightroom plus the cloud storage. That price, I think is close to the photoshop only option, so if you need to, thats the way to go. It ends sometime this month though, which is not very much time to think about it. But I thought I would throw that out there any ways.

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    In the meantime, best option so far as I'm aware is to process the image in LR (you get the option when you choose to edit in PS), meaning that it does all the rendering before passing it over to PS (otherwise, ACR handles the conversion of the raw file into TIFF). This does however mean that smart-objects and so on are temporarily out of the equation.
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  • When will a Camera Raw new version become available  for CS5 and Nikon D800 images ??  Any clues?

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    I would expect Adobe to support the current version of LR with the current version of PS as usual. 
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  • LR 4.2RC and ACR 7.2 RC won't read SONY RX 100 ARW files

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    Have CS5 and CS6.  Need to reduce size of file from 6Mb to 2 Mb for contest purposes without losing original

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  • DW CS5 and choppy video in IE

    Problem
    Flash video inserted in a webpage made in DW CS5 and played back in IE8 plays back at a frame rate that is too low (looks "choppy").
    Flash video inserted in a webpage and played back in IE8 plays back fine and smoothly / correct frame rate.
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    I have Photoshop CS5 and am trying to download the Camera Raw Plug in that will allow me to open images taken with a D800 camera .
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    Hi,
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    Don't worry about Creative Cloud. Adobe might advertise it, but you decide if you need it.
    Gene

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