Fragen zu PSE7

Hallo PSE Anwender,
ich hoffe, es spricht jemand de.Ich bin Anfänger ud habe keine Erfahrung.
Habe Testversion PSE7 und bekomme von Adobe keine Antwort, was ich im Vorfeld schon sehr schlecht empfinde.
1. Frage: Ich habe meine rießige Bildersammlung - über 8.000 Bilder - i PSE importiert und festgestellt, dass PSE nicht alle
Bilder importiert hat. In manchen Ordner sogar nur ca. 20%. Nun, ich fotografiere gerne aber nur aus Spaß. Und um
sicher zu gehen, drücke ich mehrmals auf den Auslöser. Ich hätte gerne ALLE Bilder importiert ud möchte selber
entscheiden, welche dri bleiben sollen, zumal PSE mir och die Bilder mit der geringsten Auflösung importiert hat
und die anderen nicht.
2. Frage: Mein Mann hat eine eigene Iternetdatenbak mit MYSQL erstellt. Gibt e eine Schnittstelle, die es ermöglicht
die Bilder mit den TAGs und Bildinformationen wie Titel ud Beschreibung in diese Datebank hochzuladen.
Für schnelle Hilfe wäre ich dankbar, da eine Kaufentscheidung bevorsteht. Ich denke noch über das Konkurrezprodukt
von Corel nach.
Gru? Stefanie

Stefanie is trying to import her pictures into a trial version of PSE7 and apparently only a part of photos gets imported, specifically the ones with the lowest resolution...
I can't think of any reason why that would happen. Any ideas?
Stefanie, die Frage 2 sollte eigentlich Ihr Mann beantworten koennen. Sie koennen davon ausgehen, dass die Metadata und IPTC-Information in die Dateien der Fotos eingeschrieben werden koennen.
Wenn Sie an der Katalogisierung Ihrer Fotos besonders interessiert sind, dann waere PSE wahrscheinlich das geeignetere Program, da, soviel ich weiss, Corel soetwas nicht ermoeglicht.
Juergen

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Adam
www.shortwayround.co.uk

Interesting, the Advanced Dialog window is 812 pixels high, larger than the 768 typical of a laptop (and the minimum required by Adobe for PSE). And PSE doesn’t let you make the window any smaller.
Here’s how to move the window around if the title bar isn’t visible: Click anywhere within the window. Then hold down Alt and Space at the same time. Release Alt-Space and type “m”. Now you can use the up/down/left/right arrow keys to move the window around. Left-click with the mouse when you have the window where you want it.
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Bizarre problem trying to import .MTS (AVCHD) files into PSE7 Organizer

Hi
b Summary of problem:
*I recently upgraded to PSE 7 / PRE 7
*I am trying to import .MTS (AVCHD) files into the PSE7 Organizer
*I get a "...did not contain any supported file types..." error on attempted import
b HOWEVER...
*I can edit same footage in PRE7
*This footage is automatically added to the Organizer
*I can play this footage in the PSE7 organizer but generating thumbnails takes ages
*Camera: Sony HDR SR12 producing .MTS files (full 1920x1080i HD)
*PC: Intel Core i7 940 CPU, 6GB RAM, RADEON HD 4870 512MB
*OS: Vista 64 bit
b Detail:
I have recently upgraded my PRE/PSE bundle to ver 7 primarily because the new version of PRE boasts support for AVCHD.
Having installed the new software I quickly tried editing footage in PRE7 with video taken on my Sony HDR SR12 camera (footage taken in full 1920x1080i HD) and it works! Hoorah! I can now finally edit AVCHD footage in it's native format using PRE. Thank you Adobe!
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i "Nothing was imported. The file(s) or folder(s) selected to import did not contain any supported file types, or the files are already in the catalog."
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i "Reason: The file is damaged or is a format that cannot be included in the Organizer."
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Just in case you're confused by this stage... If I try and manually add files to the PSE7 Organizer it doesn't work BUT if I edit that footage in PRE7 and then load the PSE7 Organizer I see the footage has been automatically added. This makes no sense whatsoever!
Am I doing something really stupid here? Why oh why will the PSE7 Organizer not import .MTS (AVCHD) files?!
NB: While searching for a solution to this problem I have, thanks to this Forum, found out about the K-Lite Codec Pack. I downloaded and installed the Basic pack v4.4.5 and now I can, at least, play my .MTS video files in Windows Media Player... I wish I had found out about that a couple of months ago because it would have saved me from buying Cyberlink PowerDVD 8!
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Thanks
Patrick
b PC: Intel Core i7 940 CPU, 6GB RAM, RADEON HD 4870 512MB, Vista 64 bit
b Camera: Sony HDR SR12 producing .MTS files (footage in full 1920x1080i HD)

Hi
I'd just like to add an update to this post.
b Summary:
*K-Lite Codec Pack clashes with Sony's Picture Motion Browser (PMB) software
*Analysis of video in Sony's PMB is well worth doing!
*You can Drag and Drop clips from Sony's PMB into PRE7
b Detail:
As you've probably gathered I have now settled on using Sony's Picture Motion Browser (PMB) to Catalog all my video. Sorry Adobe to talk about someone elses product but the Adobe Organizer just can't cope with AVCHD footage no matter how you manage to import it! It's far too sluggish and my PC has an Intel Core i7 940 CPU with 6GB RAM and a 10,000 RPM HDD!
Anyway, in my first post you'll have read me raving about the K-Lite Codec Pack but sadly I've had to uninstall it because it kept on causing PMB to crash. PMB runs much smoother and quicker WITHOUT that codec pack. Something about it clashed with PMB. The once agile PMB became sluggish and unresponsive.
Having now removed the codec pack PMB is back to being agile and generaly lovely.
To view AVCHD footage outside of PMB I have reverted to using Cyberlink's PowerDVD 8 - there's always a pregnant pause between double-clicking on the clip and it playing but that's the only drawback.
If you are going to use Sony's PMB for cataloging your video collection (and I recommend you do so BUT only if you have AVCHD footage - otherwise stick to Adobe's Organiser) then I can fully recommend "Analyzing" all of your footage. This takes time and a bit of patience because it kept stopping for no apparent reason but would readily start up again (without having to do anything else) BUT once it's done it'll reward you with the following:
*Filter on any combination of Scenery, People, Smiles - e.g. with a click of a button you can isolate footage that contains smiles, etc
*Face Search - if you select some or all of the footage in the right-hand pane it will then put a small thumbnail for all of the different faces in that selected footage in the bottom "Face Search" pane. If you then click on one of those thumbnails it will jump to the clip(s) that contain that face and grey out all the other clips
*Expand Videos - This tool is brilliant! In normal viewing mode you get a thumbnail of the video whether you're in Folder view, Calender view or Detail List view. If, however, you select "Expand Videos" from the tool bar it will show you a series of frames contained within that clip. You can choose from "Highlights" or various regular intervals (5 secs, 10 sec, 30 sec, 1 min, etc). The Highlights option does a pretty good job of picking out the significant changes within the clip
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Solution 1:
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Solution 4:
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Right click on your desktop and select Screen Resolution.
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PSE7 External hard drive rename does not disconnect files but...

I am running Vista, and keep my pic files on an external HD (Drive F:).
Occasionally I would run into the issue that my EHD would get bumped to the G: drive (because I would plug something else into the USB port). When I would open PSE6 Organizer with the drive designated as G:, my files would show as disconnected. I could either search and reconnect all the files each time, or just remap (am I using that term correctly?) the drive back to F: and reopen the organizer and it would find them fine. I understood how to fix this problem in PSE6. I also assumed if I wanted to change my EHD designation, that would be the way to do it.
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John, Thanks for the reply. Here is what I get when I run the utility with my EHD set to F:, which is where PSE7 knows most of the the files to be. (I do have some occasional files on the internal C: drive.)
psedbtool version 1.04
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Photoshop Elements version: 7
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Type : builtin_drive
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Status : online
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Total files missing : 0
Description : OS
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Type : builtin_drive
Id : 2899
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D: builtin_drive F4B1-4B30
E: readonly_drive 0000-0000
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I'm trying to develop a process for using the various tools available to easily browser through a shoot's photos, zoom as needed, choose favorites, make any changes, etc.
I have PSE7/Organizer, Bridge/PS CS4, Camera Raw for both PSE7 and PS CS4, and Canon DPP. I owned PSE7 first, and I like it's backup features as well as the keyword/album and browsing interface, but I'm finding it may not be good for fast processing of a shoot's photos when they are RAW.
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Bridge opening to PS CS4/Camera Raw: 10 seconds.
Second time open of RAW or DNG:
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Bridge opening to PS CS4/Camera Raw: less than 5 seconds
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Do my choices here make sense, where I'm not missing something? If there's a good link that discusses high-level process for dealing with a shoot's photos to find keepers, that would be great to know about.
I realize what's best for anyone really depends on each person's preferences/needs, so the questions I ask are seeking general answers given the limited information I've explained about what's important for me (i.e., going through photos quickly, having good zoom control for review, and being able to go to either PSE7 or PS relatively fast... my findings say that Bridge/PS CS4 seems best for this unless DPP has something I must utilize).
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Barbara and George M, You both had answers, but only one can be selected as "Correct" ... I wish the forum allowed splitting that. I gave Barbara's answer the "correct" mark since it was first. George M, I clicked "Helpful Answer" on your response, but your info was much more than just "Helpful"... great tips on the import/download file/dir naming. I'll look into that.
I played around with Bridge/PS quite a bit more, and I'm sold on its way of doing things. I get it now. It stores all keywords with the files, so this removes the need for any organizer-proprietary/custom format databases for retaining such information. This is actually the way I prefer to work, with as much control and as close to the files as possible, or at least with enough info about the files so I can do the right backups, ensure I'm saving the information I add, and so forth. PSE7 has the benefit of allowing keywords without affecting the files, but that's not a big deal for me so long as the metadata-writing software in the products I use isn't buggy, destroying the file (I know, I know, have a backup!).
I really liked PSE7 because I was thinking in terms of an organizer maintaining non-photo data (i.e., keywords) as does PSE7, but since Bridge embeds the info as metadata in the photo file itself, it removes the need for that type of organizer. With that known, the issue of backups no longer needs to be organizer-centric. With Bridge, I know the files and folders themselves is effectively The database. That means I can use whatever I use for my normal backups, and things are actually much more manageable and understandable down that route. So the Bridge/PS route is not only more powerful and faster (in my experience on my laptop), but the Bridge-way of embedding the keywords in the file keeps me loosely coupled, actually completely decoupled from being reliant on an organizer-specific database and all that jazz.
Thanks for helping/clarifying with your feedback on this.
Tom

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Since moving to a new laptop running Win7 Pro 64 bitI cannot open raw files created by my Canon 500D
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In the Editor click Help >About Plug-in >Camera Raw
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Photoshop CS2: Zwei Fragen

Hallo *!
Ich habe seit gestern auf CS2 upgegradet. Es haben sich für mich zwei Fragen ergeben:
1) Ich wollte die aktuelle Camera Raw Version einstellen und bin, wie auf der Adobe HP beschrieben, vorgegangen. Entgegen der Beschreibung befand sich in meinem CS2 Installationsverzeichnis (und auch in KEINEM der Unterordner, wie bspw. "Adobe Photoshop CS2\Zusatzmodule\Dateiformat") eine Datei "Camera Raw.8bi". Ich habe die neue Version dennoch in das Verzeichnis "Adobe Photoshop CS2\Zusatzmodule\Dateiformat" kopiert. Um zu überprüfen, ob dennoch alles funktioniert hat, habe ich dann unter "Hilfe->Über Zusatzmodul->Camera Raw" nachschauen wollen. Hier habe ich jetzt zwei Einträge "Camera Raw". Woher weiss ich, welches CS2 jetzt verwendet?
2) Ich hatte zuvor neben Photoshop CS auch Photoshop Elements 3.0. Da gab es das angenehme Feature, dass sobald ich meine Canon 20D angesteckt habe, ein Importfenster erschien, dass sowohl JPG- als auch CR2-Dateien angezeigt hat und diese nach PS Elements importiert hat. Gibt es so eine Funktionalität in PS CS2 oder irgeneine andere Möglichkeit direkt auf die CR2-Dateien meiner Kamera zuzugreifen (der Import über WIA hat nicht funktioniert - CR2 wird nicht angezeigt)?
Danke für etwaige Hilfe
Ulrich Scheper

Ich habe die Suite am Mittwoch direkt von Adobe NL bekommen, bekam Dienstags 21.45 Uhr email ünber Absendung, Mittwoch 13.oo Uhr traf das Paket hier an. Leider hat die dritte CD Leseprobleme, weswegen eine Installation noch noch nicht möglich war. Hier gibts noch Abstimmungsprobleme mit dem Adobe Support :-). Konnte wegen der Teilinstallation nur Teileinblicke wie "Bridge" tätigen. Die Darstellungsgeschwindigkeit ist kein Vergleich zum alten lahmen Bildbrowser. Nicht alle PDF-Dateien werden als Voransicht dargestellt. Vielleicht weiss schon jemand woran es liegt und weiss Abhilfe? Ansonsten wäre dies mein nächster Treat ... :-)

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