Format RAW

Bonjour,
Je débute avec le format RAW et les conseils des personnes expérimentées seront les bienvenus.
J'ai un PC assez costaud et Photoshop Eléments 10 depuis 1 mois. (module caméra RAW 6.7.0339)
Imaginons le processus suivant:
Je prends une photo au format RAW, j'ouvre Photoshop Elements 10.
L'outil "Importer" n'est pas sélectionnable.
Je n'ai de disponible que "IMPORTATION" /" Extension WIA" ou "Image à partir de la vidéo".
Ça ne fonctionne ni avec l'un ni avec l'autre, pas possible d'ouvrir la photo: "type de fichier incompatible".
Comment l'importer sur le PC avec PsE ?
Par contre si j'importe avec ACDsee ou Nikon transfert je peux les ouvrir avec PSE.
Une fois que la photo est ouverte avec PSE on ne dispose que de quelques rares outils.
Comment faire pour pouvoir utiliser tous les outils à disposition dans PSE?
Camera RAW 6.7 est-il compatible avec le Nikon D800 ?
Merci de votre aide.
Çavapas.

çavapas wrote:
Merci de votre réponse....mais je n'y ai rien compris. Si vous pouviez être plus didactique...en français ça pourrait peut-être fonctionner. Merci encore.
Alors çavapas,
Vous pouvez faire ce que Noel a fait: utiliser Google Translate pour convertir la réponse en anglais vers le français: http://translate.google.com/?hl=en#en|fr|
Mais, si, Camera Raw 6.7 fonctionne avec des images Nikon D800. Vous pouvez confirmer ça voici:
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5371
Il semble que vous décrivez deux problèmes distincts:
1. Vous rencontrez des difficultés de transférer des fichiers depuis votre appareil photo dans votre ordinateur directement via Photoshop Elements.
2. Vous rencontrez des problèmes en utilisant les fonctions de Photoshop Elements sur les images après vous les ouvrir.
Normalement, je importer mes images de mon appareil photo à l'ordinateur via les fonctions de Windows - configurables via lecture automatique. Puis-je simplement utiliser Fichier - Ouvrir (ou faites glisser pour Photoshop) pour accéder à des fichiers RAW sur mon disque dur que Camera Raw sait comment convertir.
Pour discuter de l'importation des images directement depuis votre appareil photo avec PSE, vous pouvez visiter le forum de Photoshop Elements, où vous pouvez trouver des gens plus familier avec l'utilisation des installations d'importation dans Photoshop Elements.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/photoshop_elements
Pour problème numéro 2, quelles sont les fonctions spécifiquement que ne sont pas disponibles une fois que vous obtenez votre image ouverte? Est-il possible que vous ayez ensemble Camera Raw pour importer des images en 16 bits / canal et vous en avez besoin pour être de 8 bits / canal de manière plus efficace les modifier dans Photoshop Elements? Il ya un paramètre dans la boîte de dialogue Camera Raw qui régit la profondeur de bits.
Si cela n'aide pas, s'il vous plaît de capturer votre écran montrant votre image et quels sont les outils disponibles dans Photoshop Elements. Enregistrer une capture d'écran au format JPEG et le poster ici en utilisant le petit "appareil photo" icône en haut de la fenêtre de l'éditeur ici dans le forum.

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Nikon D7100 et iphoto9 : format Raw refusé, pourquoi ?

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Je ne comprends pas pourquoi à la première lecture de la carte ça a fonctionné puis plus rien après ? Si encore dès le départ cela n'avait pas marché,ok, j'aurais pu croire à un pb de mise à jour de l'OS ou iphoto (ce que j'ai vérifié ensuite quand même ms sans résultat)
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Google translation:
I have a Mac OSX 10.6.8 with which I use Iphoto09 (version 8.1.2). I once had a camera NIKON D90 with which I was photographing in RAW format and managed my photos without dc problem with iphoto.
I just bought a Nikon D7100 and there can not import my photos iphoto09 ds. Let me explain: I go travel 900 pictures I wanted to transfer dc ds iphoto: everything went well, iphoto made me 3 events but when I tried to merge only a dozen photos ds appeared the final folder!! (RAW, like all others)
Surprised I'm saying there had perhaps been a dc bug I wanted to start and since IMPOSSIBLE, I constantly message "unreadable files, the file could not be imported, the format n is not recognized "and it tells me the path" user / pictures / picture library / imports / originals / roll 1/DSC_0130.NEF "
I do not understand why the first reading of the card it worked then nothing after? If even the outset it did not work, ok, I could believe in a pb update the OS or iPhoto (which I then checked ms still no result)
So here is my problem, if someone has an idea I thank in advance
PS: FYI I precisely qd my SD card is inserted ds MAC is correctly read by iPhoto (pictures appear good), ms is the time of import of the message
The Nikon D7100 RAW format is not supported with Snow Leopard. You'll need to upgrade your system to Lion 10.7.5 or later and run iPhoto 9.4 or later and instal the Digital Camera RAW Compatibility 4.06 updater.
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Thanks everyone for this continued discussion in my absence over two weeks. Going through it i realize its helpful stuff. During this period, i downloaded Aperture trial and have learnt it (there's actually not much learning, its so incredibly intuitive and simple, but incredibly powerful. Since I used iphoto in the past, it just makes it easier.
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Bonjour,
Photoshop elements 10 ne reconnait pas les fichiers RAW au format xxx.RW2, comment faire ?
Merci
[Translation by Google:
Photoshop Elements 10 does not recognize RAW format files xxx.RW2, how?]
Message was edited by: Terri Stone

henkeenink wrote:
I've encountered the same problem.
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See that faq:
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JaneTsv
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