Is it possible to process raw camera images using PSE 9?

Can someone advise me if it is possible to process camera raw images using Photoshop Elements 9.

That depends. Photoshop Elements 9 is compatible with Camera Raw up to version 6.5. So the files from any camera supported by that version of Camera Raw can be opened. Camera Raw 6.5 is quite old, and a lot of new cameras have been released since then. Newer versions of Camera Raw are required to open those images. But you can download the latest DNG converter and create digital negative copies of raw files from newer cameras. And those DNG files, which contain the raw image data, could be opened with what you have now.

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If you give complete and detailed information about your setup and the issue at hand,
such as your platform (Mac or Win),
exact versions of your OS, of Photoshop (not just "CS6", but something like CS6v.13.0.6) and of Bridge,
your settings in Photoshop > Preference > Performance
the type of file you were working on,
machine specs, such as total installed RAM, scratch file HDs, total available HD space, video card specs, including total VRAM installed,
what troubleshooting steps you have taken so far,
what error message(s) you receive,
if having issues opening raw files also the exact camera make and model that generated them,
if you're having printing issues, indicate the exact make and model of your printer, paper size, image dimensions in pixels (so many pixels wide by so many pixels high). if going through a RIP, specify that too.
A screen shot of your settings or of the image could be very helpful too,
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We are having an issue with connecting 6 GigE cameras via an Ethernet switch. We can acquire and store individual cameras but once we increase the number of cameras we end up with jumpy avi files.
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PC: Dell Inspiron 15R (new)
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You assume too much. I am not mucking around with the iPhoto Library.
Here is an example of my problem:
Open Address Book
Select a Contact
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Click Choose...
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I select my username under "Favorites", then expand the "Pictures" folder
When I click on iPhoto Library, I am no longer able to expand it and presented with the photos, events, faces, albums within it, but only get an icon for the iPhoto Library instead.
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When I use the program's "Update "function I just get an error message.
Can anyone advise?
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I'm thinking of buying a new camera. Does anyone know if can I process RAW images from a Nikon D5100 or Nikon D3200 using IPhoto on a OSX 10.5.8?

I think you'll note that Google found the list for 10.8, amazing, isn't it
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You'll need 10.6.8 minimum for the D5100
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3825
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4757
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Has anyone had issues with poor image quality when using lightroom to process raw images from Canon 7dmk2

Hi everyone..
..I have been having image quality issues when using Lightroom to process raw files from a 7d mk2... They are all soft with poor clarity.....tonight in despair I tried processing them using canon's software and they are totally different..."much better"
anyone else had similar problems....Andy

I have a 7D2 and have not had what I interpret as poor image quality that has anything to do with the camera.
Can you post a screenshot of what you’re seeing and what specifically you don’t like? Maybe there is something you can do differently or at least there may be an explanation for what you’re seeing.
And if you have a raw image that you wouldn’t mind sharing in a public forum, upload to http://www.dropbox.com/ then post a public share link to it in a reply, here.
In other words post a screenshot of what you see in LR, another of what you see using DPP, and a link to the raw file you’re processing.

Preference for Processing RAW in LR or PS Camera Raw

I'm not finding this setting anywhere, and it seems to arbitrarily go back and forth, after updating software or installing software. Hoping someone can help.
When using an external editor (PS CS5) to edit photos from Lightroom 3, there is an inital preference to select whether to use ACR in PS to process the raw file, or to use LR. I always want to do this in PS. There's often times where I'm compositing multiple photos. I only need to open up that raw file to quickly grab a section of it to move into another file. I don't want to save the raw file as a psd, tif or whatever, just select, copy and move that section of the file and then close it.
The problem is that preference setting is only when you first set up the Lightroom, I'm not seeing it anywhere on any of the preference menus. And for some reason, it has switched to processing the raw in Lightroom. So now i'm ending up with useless psd files. That takes up space on my hard drive, takes longer to archive on to external hard drives, and is slower to open the files into PS. It may seem like a small inconvenience, but when shooting 1000s, or 10000s of images a week it adds up quickly. And to get rid of them, i have to reveal in finder, then delete, then remove from catalog in LR - which just wastes time.
Am i missing something? If anyone knows how to set this or a workaround i'd love to hear it.
Sys specs, if it matters
Mac Pro, dual quad-core, 16gb ram, GeFOrce 8800 GT 512mb graphics card
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LR and PS are both great in their own right, and do things better than the other in some situations, I wish Adobe would make them play nicer together.

7. Feb 16, 2012 6:05 PM (in response to b_gossweiler)
Re: Preference for Processing RAW in LR or PS Camera Raw
In any event even if you choose to edit the original in PS, as I believe you should be able to do you will still end up with a Tiff, PSD or jpeg file when you have finished your work in PS. Then why are you using Lightroom? This will have a bearing on the advice you will get.
Like I said above, LR and PS both serve specific functions, and yes they do overlap in some areas, and I yes do use both in my workflow. PS isn't a cataloging program. LR doens't have layers and sucks at complex editing tasks. There's 2 reasons i use both, amoung many many others.
The point of my question is that i don't want LR creating and saving PSD files on my hard drive when i don't need a PSD of that specific photo. You use to be able to make LR open a raw file in PS and use ACR to processs it. That meant you could close the raw file in Photoshop, and nowhere along the way was a PSD file, or any other file saved.

Quick preview looks better than processed raw image...??

Hey all, probably a bit of a "newb" question here... so forgive me, and thank you...
Using a D7000 and often times when I shoot - the preview image on the camera looks BRIGHT, VIVID and ROBUST ... after import however - when reviewing my shots, JUST as I arrow over to the next shot - many of the preview images tend to look better than the processed image that aperture displays once it's done spinning it's wheels.
Perhaps I've messed up a Raw Fine Tuning setting?
When I click on quick preview and browse through an import, the pictures truly look nicer to me than the when aperture processes them.
Without question, the display on my acer monitor is a far cry from the miniature compressed image on the back of my nikon, however the more i shoot, the more I realize a disconnect between what I think I should see, and what I'm ultimately seeing in Aperture.
Are their specific settings to fine tune the import of raw d7000 shots?
Thanks much.. gk

I take it you're shooting and processing RAW images?
It's worth remembering that if you have a picture style selected (i.e. vivid etc), your camera might be applying extra contrast and saturation etc to the image you see on the back of the camera. Camera manufacturers do this so that we can give our pictures some extra punch and colour automatically.
I'd also be wary of comparing what you see on your camera to what you see on your monitor. Unless both are calibrated, you shouldn't trust either of them 100%. The best example of monitor calibration is going to look at TV's in an electronics store. You'll probably notice that in a wall of TV's, some pictures will be darker, some lighter, some more vivid, some more saturated. Using a calibration tool adjusts the picture your screen and monitor displays so that it is 'accurate'.
It's a bit like having a room full of scales and adjusting them so that they all read 1 kilogram when a 1 kilogram weight is placed on each of them. Calibrating monitors will mean that when you display an image on it, it will always look the same rather than getting the some light/some dark problem you saw in the TV store.
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R_Kelly,
May 25, 2013 12:39 AM in reply to skyzoomer
You can open multiple camera raw files into pse 11's camera raw (7.4), but i gather from your other post in the camera raw forum
your wanting to open multiple jpeg files into pse 11's camera raw.
One way i can think of offhand is to open your first jpeg, then on jpegs that follow use Previous Conversion from the flyout menu in camera raw.
Hi R_Kelly,
Very observant. Yes, I was wanting to open multiple jpeg files into PSE 11's camera raw. But I also wanted to open multiple raw files in PSE 11's camera raw and didn't know how to do that.
My problem in not knowing how to open multiple "raw" files in PSE 11's camera raw was that I only knew how to open "any" file in camera raw by opening PSE 11 and then opening the file using FILE > OPEN AS > SELECT FILE TYPE AS CAMERA RAW and then clicking on an image file (jpeg or raw).
After reading your post, I experimented and discovered that if I select multiple "raw" files in PSE 11's organizer, I can then open all of the selected "raw" files in PSE 11's camera raw by clicking "Photo Editor" in the bottom toolbar. Then I can indeed apply the same adjustments to multiple raw files at once in camera raw.
But as you pointed out, I can only open one "jpg" image at a time in camera raw but I can apply the adjustments to multiple jpg images (one at a time) by using the fly out menu's "Previous Conversion".
This answered all of my questions in applying PSE 11's camera raw adjustments to muliple images (raw and jpg).
Too bad there's no way to open multiple jpg images in PSE 11's camera raw. Out of curiosity, would you happen to know whether it's possible to open multiple jpg images in CS6's camera raw?
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Hi there
Unfortunately, CS4 does not support the Nikon D7000. You'll have to download the Adobe DNG converter (links below) to process RAW files from your camera.
DNG converter 6.3 - Mac
DNG converter 6.3 - Windows
Here are some answers to similar questions asked over in the Photoshop General discussion:
If you need further information on this topic, please feel free to post in the Photoshop General Discussion or in the Camera Raw forum.
Camera Raw | Supported cameras
Camera Raw | compatible applications
Cheers,
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Before purchasing Elements 12 I need to know whether it will process RAW images from an Olympus OMD-EM1. Can someone advise or tell me how I can find out?

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