Lightroom 6 zeigt RAW-Files von Sony nicht an

Habe heute den Lightroom-Update auf Version 6 installiert. Seitdem werden mir im "Entwickeln"-Modul meine ARW-Dateien nicht mehr angezeigt. Kommt Lightroom 6 mit dem RAW-Format von Sony nicht zurecht? Mit dem letzten Release hatte es noch funktioniert. Hat jeman ähnliche ERfahrungen gemacht?

Hallo Bernd,
ich arbeite auch dienstlich mit CS2 und konnte dafür gerade noch das RAW-Plugin (3.7) bekommen, das die D80 unterstützt. Für die D3/D300 ist meines Wissens ein neueres Plugin nötig, das wohl mit PS CS3 und PSE 6 läuft, aber nicht mehr unter CS2 (so weit mein Kenntnisstand).
Trostpflaster: Mit dem kostenlosen Adobe-DNG-Konverter können die neueren NEF´s auch für Photoshop CS2 zugänglich gemacht werden. Halt etwas umständlicher - und ich habs noch nicht getestet.
Viel Erfolg beim Ausprobieren
Bernhard

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