LR 3 version of ACR

I just upgraded to LR 3, and in the "About LR 3" window it shows v3.0 for LR 3 and v6.1 for ACR. BUT, using LR 3 in the Develop module only shows ACR 4.3 & 4.4. What do I need to do to get to ACR 6.1 in that module?

In develop mode you will see the version of ACR calibration for your particular RAW file. If Adobe updated the RAW profile for a particular camera you will see more than one version of ACR calibration.
For instance, files from a Canon 1 D mk II were first supported in ACR 2.4 this was updated in ACR 4,4 so both calibrations show, In the case of the files you are viewing the cameras RAW format was first supported in ACR 4.3 and then updated in 4.4, you can select either calibration as well as any other installed or created by yourself.

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The earlier version of ACR was using a previous Process Version.
If you want the newer adjustment sliders, set your Process Version to 2012 on the Camera Calibration tab.

What version of ACR do I need for my Sony A37 for Elements 6 ?

I am having a problem finding the version of ACR I need for my Sony Alpha37 - I use Elements 6

For the SLT-A37 you have two alternatives:
(1) Upgrade to PSE 11. (2) Download and install the free Adobe DNG converter to convert your raw files to the Adobe universal Raw format and the files will open in all versions of PSE (keep your originals as backups and for use in the camera manufactures software)
Windows download click here DNG Converter 7.3
Mac download click here DNG Converter 7.3
You can convert a whole folder of raw images in one click. See this quick video tutorial:
You Tube click here for DNG Converter tutorial

Was there a version of ACR after 4.6 - for CS3?

Hi, I am using CS3 and only have a beta of ACR 4.6 installed. Where can I get the fully released version or, preferably a later version for CS3?
Secondly can I get updated camera profiles for CS3 to cover the latest camera models like the D700?
cheers
Simon

Sorry, I couldn't edit my post in time because you replied. Here's the edited and corrected version in full.
catfriend wrote:
…As 4.6 supports all the Raw formats I currently work with there is no problem and I've downloaded and installed the DNG converter now.
No, you have that backwards. If all raw files you work with are supported by ACR 4.6, you do not need the DNG Converter at all. You can open them directly in Camera Raw 4.6. All you need is to make sure you have updated the Camera Raw plug-in to 4.6.
EDIT— Correction: I see now, you went through the DNG Converter installation for the purpose of obtaining the profiles. You can go ahead and install the DNG Converter 5.4 in order to get the latest profiles installed. It doesn't have to match your version of ACR.

Hi i have been lucky enough to take delivery of the Nikon D810 but am unable to upload the raw images into LR5 or Photoshop CC 2014 is this just a matter of waiting for a new version of ACR ?? Thanks

Hi i have been lucky enough to take delivery of the Nikon D810 but am unable to upload NEF files into LR5 or Photoshop CC 2014 is this just a matter of waiting for the next version of ACR ???

What version of Camera Raw do you have? Do Help - About Plug-in... - Camera Raw to see.
If it's not 8.5, which is the latest current release as of this writing, you might want to look this over: Camera Raw updates cannot be applied
Just looking over the list here - Camera Raw plug-in | Supported cameras - I don't see the D810 listed at all. Maybe that page isn't updated or maybe the camera is newer than even the newest Camera Raw release, in which case you'll have to wait for Camera Raw 8.6. Note that Adobe often releases beta versions early so the wait may not be that long...
-Noel

What is the most advanced version of ACR that can be used with Photoshop CS5?

What is the most advanced version of ACR that can be used with Photoshop CS5?
Will it open RAW files from a Canon 5D Mark III ?

CS5 can use up to ACR 6.7.1. CS6 started with ACR 7.0.
The 5D Mark III was first supported with ACR 6.7.
ACR 6.7.1 can be downloaded from the Camera Raw Mac and Win links on the Adobe Download page:
http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates.html
References:
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/camera-raw-compatible-applications.html
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html

Which version of ACR for CS4 on Intel Mac, OSX 10.6.8?

Which version of ACR for CS4 on Intel Mac, OSX 10.6.8?

Moving this discussion to the Adobe Camera RAW forum. You may want to review the updates available at http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=106&platform=Macintosh.

Old version of ACR in Photoshop CC 2014

I've downloaded Photoshop CC 2014 today, but have not got the latest version of ACR. I got version 8.0.0.137 instead of 8.6.0.254. What can I do?

Update ACR.
Go to the Help menu in Photoshop > Updates.

DNG Files with Legacy Versions of ACR

In our office, we have 16 staff members currently running Photoshop CS. Although these terminals have the newest version of ACR available for CS, which supports DNG files, I ran into a DNG that I was unable to open today. I converted a Raw file from a Fuji S5 Pro using DNG Converter v 4.3.1 without a problem. However when I tried to open it with Photoshop CS, it did not open ACR. Instead I got a "not the right kind of document" error.
I took the same DNG file to a remote terminal that has Photoshop CS3 installed (with updated ACR as of a couple of weeks ago) and had no problem launching the ACR program and opening the file.
We are in the process of replacing all of our terminals at the staff member desks. But this may not happen until the 2nd half of 2008. At that time we will be upgrading all of the terminals to Photoshop CS3. My hope was that the DNG support for the version of ACR we had would be a bandage for working with these files until we were able to complete the upgrade. We can install the software that came with the cameras, but for the sake of consistency in how we file and archive files, since we'll be using DNG in the future it would be nice to now also. I've been able to work with other 'new' Raw files in this manner, but for some reason not the DNG converted from the S5 Pro Raw.
My assumption was that DNG was the same regardless of the initial Raw file type. Is there something I'm overlooking, or are newer DNG files not able to be converted with this legacy version of Photoshop and ACR?

It depends on how you define a raw format. As far as the Camera Raw adjustment controls are concerned, you cannot tell the difference between a linear dng and "raw data" dng, since all the current Camera Raw adjustment controls happen after demosaic step.
(Both Canon and Kodak have cameras that produce demosaiced "raw" file formats in some cases. In Canon's case, the new "sRAW" format is already demosaiced. Some Kodak cameras (e.g. Kodak 14n, etc.) also saved a "lower resolution" raw format that was also demosaiced.)
The dividing line between a "raw" format and a "rendered" format is with whether the data stored in the file is scene referred or output referred. As long as the data is in a scene referred color space, it is easy to change the white balance, exposure, tone curve, etc. Once the data is converted to an output referred color space, it gets much harder to change those parameters without causing artifacts.
That said, it is better to keep the image in mosaic format if possible, since this allows you to take advantage of better demosaic algorithms in the future. For this user, that is not possible because Camera Raw 2.4 does not have a demosaic algorithms that works for the Fuji S5, so using the linear form of dng solves that problem.

Confused re: CS5 v Elements, different versions of ACR, etc.

I'm sorry, but I am just thoroughly confused now.
I have been using CS4 with ACR 5.4 though I prefered Elements 6; I'd do my RAW editing with ACR and anything else, usually, with Elements 6. But, yup, I got a new camera. Still Nikon but I found out I had to have ACR 6. So now I have Elements 9 and ACR 6 and I am noticing a lot of differences aka problems that I didn't have before. So I am wondering if this is because I am trying to use this with Elements and am I going to have to get CS5?
Here are my issues:
1. Even though I tell it to open several files, only one NEF will open in ACR at a time. If I open the image or close it, the next one will open it. Previously in ACR 5.4 I had a sidebar of thumbnails on the left and could edit something like 70 images at once if I wanted. This adds a lot of time to editing, of course, if I have to do them one at a time.
2. In ACR, when I'm done editing and I click on Save Image, the only option I get to save it as is a DNG. I had no idea what a DNG before today was. Granted, I'm sure they're useful for many people but I really need to do save as a JPG, like before in version 5.4. This also goes hand in hand with my first problem, before I would batch save them all when I was finished. I don't understand why I should need yet another file type. I looked at the DNG converter but I don't see how to save DNGs as JPGs without opening them (and again, version 6 is only letting me do one file at a time).
I think there was more but I can't remember right now, if I do I'll come back lol
thanks

This Camera Raw FAQ entry helps sort some of the compatibility out. As you probably know, you can look in the Camera Raw ReadMe files to determine what camera is supported by what version.
When running as part of Photoshop Elements, Camera Raw reduces some of its features. Perhaps this is at the root of the differences you are seeing. I don't have personal experience with Camera Raw and Elements 9 together, but I can tell you that Camera Raw 6.x does allow the opening of multiple files as thumbnails along the left side of the dialog when run with CS5. It also allows saving JPEG, TIFF, and PSD files, in addition to DNG.
Perhaps you should have updated to Photoshop CS5 instead of Elements 9.
-Noel

Need a plugin to convert Raw files with CS 6 standalone version. 8.7.1 version of ACR is not compatible with CS 6 in non-cloud form.

We have a site license for CS6 for our company and for the past year have not been able to convert RAW files from our newer cameras using Adobe Camera Raw. We do not want to use the Cloud version as we work off laptops in the field and overseas and even our offices have only dial-up for internet access where we are located in Monterey.
Can anyone recommend a plugin raw converter so we can continue to batch process our files with CS 6?

The camera raw 8.7.1 plugin should work fine in the photoshop cs6 non cloud license version.
The only exceptions being if you have mac os x 10.6.8 or windows xp/vista, then 8.3 is the newest camera raw plugin that works.
Which operating system(s) do you have?
Have you tried Help>Updates from within photoshop cs6 to get the 8.7.1 camera raw plugin.
Here's an 8.7.1 camera raw plugin installer for photoshop cs6
https://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/multi/camera-raw-plug-in-installer.html

Hi, I just downloaded and installed Photoshop cc and the Camera Raw version is not the latest one available,so now I can no longer open files from my Nikon D750! Can I update ACR?

I just downloaded and installed Photoshop cc and the Camera Raw version is not the latest one available,so now I can no longer open files from my Nikon D750! Can I update ACR?
I have been using the new version of ACR with PS6 and have been able to open the D750 files,now I'm stuck.
Thanks,
Greg E

You were probably using the Release Candidate version of camera raw 8.7, which one gets from Adobe Labs.
http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/cameraraw8-7-cc/index.html

Lightroom 5.7 not opening Photoshop CC2014 - says it needs newer ACR version

Hello -
Well, a new problem has come up. I've got a CC membership, and all current versions of Lightroom, PS CC 2014, PS CC, and PS CS6. ACR version currently installed on the system is 8.7.1. System is Windows 7.
All was working a-okay until today. Now, when I try to open a RAW file from Lightroom into Photoshop, I get the following error message:
"This version of Lightroom may require the Photoshop Camera Raw plug-in version 8.7 for full compatibility.
Camera Raw version 4.6 is the latest version available for Photoshop CS3. If raw file support for your camera was introduced after Camera Raw 4.6, the Photoshop integration features in Lightroom require Photoshop CS4 and the latest Camera Raw version 5 plug-in.
The version of the Camera Raw plug-in currently installed is 0.0"
And then it prompts me to cancel or open anyway. Opening either fails or prompts me to create a new PSD file within Photoshop and does not open ACR in Photoshop. When I select multiple files to photomerge (which I do a lot for panos), opening in Photoshop fails completely.
Well, as stated above I have all current versions of the software installed. In attempts to rectify the problem I uninstalled and reinstalled Lightroom, separately downloaded and reinstalled ACR v8.7.1. Photoshop CC pop up menu indicates all software is up to date.
I have no idea what is going on or how to rectify this issue. Any and all help is appreciated.

Hello - I have tried opening the image either the pull down menu function, or right-clicking and selecting "edit in" on the menu that appears. I do not use ctrl-e to open. Here are screen shots that show the edit selection menu and the resulting "wrong version of ACR"
message. As you'll see, I am attempting to open the image in PS CC2014.
Regarding the other question about ACR 8.7.1, Adobe offers this as a separate download that I found on their site. Assuming the Adobe CC automated installation of newer software versions went awry for some reason, I downloaded this and installed it separately.
I am now going through the process of uninstalling and reinstalling LR and PS softwares to see if a full reinstall resolves the issue.

PSE 11 and ACR version

I run PSE 11 and ACR Ver. 7.4.
Also, have LR 4 and have yet upgraded to LR 5.
My question is this: Adobe indicates Camera Raw 8.1 is available for PSE 11. I have been checking Help>Updates and am informed that this Camera Raw update (8.1) is not available. I keep getting the message that PSE 11 is up-to-date as checked (with Camera Raw 7.4). Can somebody clarify this - is this update available for PSE 11 or is Adobe's statement incorrect?
Next question - what version of ACR includes the adjustment tools? Is that part of 8.1?
Thanks in advance for any help with this.

Yes, I know that Adobe has put some statement on at least one of their web pages that ACR 8.1 is available for PSE, but I don't think that's correct. I don't think ACR 8.1 will work in PSE until PSE12 is released ... but ... I don't really know for sure.
Next question - what version of ACR includes the adjustment tools?
What adjustment tools do you mean?
Some adjustment tools in ACR will NEVER work in PSE (for example, the adjustment brush and gradient filter, and probably the new Upright features as well)

ACR version for Photoshop Elements 2.0

I run PhotoShop Elements 2.0 on PC with Windows XP. What is the correct version of ACR to install? I shoot with a Canon EOS Digital Rebel.
Thanks in advance,
Jon.

There is no version of ACR for Photoshop Elements 2.0. The Camera Raw technology was not introduced until version 3. Your best alternative would probably be to purchase the most recent version of Photoshop Elements. Then you would be able to take advantage of all the new technology in both ACR and Photoshop Elements.
Be aware, however, that ACR is somewhat limited in its capabilities when running under Photoshop Elements. Even so, the latest version adds some very nice features.

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