Elements 12 ACR

Can't import Sony RX 100 II AWR raw files
ACR 8.0.0.137
Elements 12 says it can import.

Hi Dennisuyes,
Are you using Windows XP or Vista?
If so, then the ACR 8.2 will not download. This is the limitation of Windows XP and Vista with PSE 12 and ACR.
An OS upgrade to Win 7 or later will allow you to download the updated ACR 8.2.
Otherwise, if you want to stay with XP/Vista, you can use the DNG converter to work with your RAW files using ACR 8.0 in PSE12.
blogs.adobe.com/crawlspace/2011/03/why-doesnt-my-version-of-photoshop-or-lightroom-support -my-camera.html#legacydng
Hope this helps,
Regards

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