NEF File (.NEF) некорректно открывает Adobe Camera Raw

Доброго времени суток уважаемый Евгений. Adobe Camera Raw некорректно открывает NEF File (.NEF). В контрастных фотографиях в тенях не сохраняется информация,цветовые искажения. При помощи Capture One Pro 8 открываю фото,конвертирую в TIF File (.TIF),и при необходимости дальнейшая обработка в Photoshopе. Пробовал менять настройки в фотоаппарате в Режиме пиктуре контроль ( Nikon D810) но результат плачевный. FastStone Image Viewer ,Capture One Pro 8 открывают отлично.
Заранее спасибо Олег

The last word, "даннlе" is not understood by the three translator programs I've tried. If the last word is "данные" not "даннiе" then what you say translates to: "Good day. I cannot reduce the size of NEF File, and do not lose data."
This seems to be a new question. The file-size of D810 NEF files is very large, and they are already compressed by the camera, so you cannot make them much smaller. I don't think this is a problem with the software.

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