Nikon d7000 & lightroom 2

I have just puchased the Nikon D7000 and Lightroom 2 does not seem to recognise it - I cannot import photos on my powerbook G4. Anyone have any ideas??

Had a feeling I might need to upgrade - they keep you buying and buying don't they! Thank you very much for your help.
Sorry, pipkay, I cannot agree with this. There is a free option, that I mentioned ...

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Can't tether in Lightroom 4 with Nikon D7000

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Thank you Rikk Flohr for the response, but that didn't work either. I have LR 3 on an old computer and it is detected right away. But I can't get it to work on my windows 8 operating system in LR 4. Go figure?

Lightroom 5 won't import RAW files from Nikon D7000

Since the last two updates of Lightroom 5 I cannot import any RAW files from a Nikon D7000. I have imported thousands of photos previously in RAW from the same camera, and even iPhoto has no issues importing them. I just get an error every time, even though it shows a preview of the photos on the card.

What error are you seeing when you try to import?

Will Lightroom 3.2 support the Tethering of a Nikon D7000 camera or of a Nikon D3100 camera?

I am thinking about buying one of Nikon's new camera. will lightroom 3 support the tethering of a Nikon D7000 or a Nikon D3100 camera?
Thanks,
Jim Koeper

Check the list of presently supported models - that will be your best indicator of what to expect in the near future.

Aperture Lightroom Nikon D7000...

Hi have just upgraded my iMac and as my Nikon D7000 is not compatible with Lightroom 2 which I had before I now need to either get Lightroom 3 or perhaps switch to Aperture.
2 questions - does the latest version of Aperture work well with the Nikon D7000. Seemless RAW conversion etc
And the obvious question Aperture vs Lightroom . I am not hugely techie but maange to understand and use LR well enough but Aperture seems to get good reviews and comments.
I should add that when my data was transferred to my new computer by a so called computer expert ALL my photos ended up n iphoto and there is nothing showing in Lightroom 2

Hi Adele,
I've got the D5100, so the same sensor - and I use Aperture for pretty much everything. If you're coming from Lightroom to Aperture, there are a few things that are a little different. The items that immediately come to mind are:
Aperture can do on-screen soft-proofing, which is really useful for working out the effect of using different papers when printing your photos
Aperture doesn't do gradients, which is something that would be really nice
Aperture's terminology is a little different to Lightroom's - be prepared to read and think about it before diving in.
Unlike Lightroom, Aperture manages your images either in their current locations on the hard disk, or by importing them into a managed library - but in both cases, Aperture is the method by which you subsequently manage and organise the images - not Finder. When you look at the images in Aperture, you are looking at a logical representation of your collection, not how they are stored on the disk. (to take this to a logical absurdity, every image could live in a single folder on the hard disk but in Aperture you could have organised them into 100 different Projects...).
Aperture has some quite cool brushes, which are more powerful than initially appreciated. You can, for example, brush in curves...
On the downside, Aperture lacks an adjustment history for the image and "undo" works for the last adjustment only. This isn't as bad as it sounds, as the sequence of adjustments should be from top to bottom of the list in any case...
Aperture is non-modal - processing and organising all happen in the one interface.
That's it for now - I'm sure there are other things, but be prepared to "think different"...

Import Raw files from Nikon D7000 into Lightroom 3

If I understand correctly I must upgrade to Lightroom 4.3 or get a converter in order to import my Raw files from Nikon D7000 into Lightroom?
Not sure if I understand it correct? Which is the best way?

I use LR 3.6 with the latest updates for camera raw for this version, I believe it's 6.7, and my D7000 and its NEF's were correct handled.
Did nothing else as install the program, update every time there was an update and in September when I bought the D7000 LR worked fine with his NEF's. Before I had a D40x which was als correctly handled.

Why I am having problems tethering my nikon d7000 to lightroom 4?

why I am having problems tethering my nikon d7000 to lightroom 4?

oOBroKen LiZardOo wrote:
Are you serious. Fine, I have no idea what markguisadio2 exact issue is, but him stating that he has tethering issues with his D7000 to lightroom 4, sounds pretty close to my response "I have the same problem, with Lightroom 3 and 4. Lightroom never detects the camera for tethering. Works fine to detect for importing, but not once to tether."
I was merely stating that I have the same issue with my D7000, that it will not tether to lightroom.
But thankyou for your help in solving my problem
We are all users, just like yourself. We are not Adobe technical support. In order for us to give you any help that will be of value, we need your help. We need to know your OS, how much RAM, other information about your computer system, what you have tried, exactly what happens when Lightroom "won't recognize your camera" or "tethering doesn't work." It would be nice to know if there are any error messages, if you have tried adjusting settings in your camera, etc., etc. Nobody here is trying to be smart when they ask for these details. It is the way a user-to-user forum works.

Why won't Lightroom 4.4 import my Nikon D7000 NEF RAW files?

Why won't Lightroom 4.4 import my Nikon D7000 NEF RAW files?
I even downloaded the latest Adobe DNG converter and converted all the NEF files to DNG then tried to import to lightroom - it didn't even recognise them??? What the...

Keith_Reeder wrote:
It's not a "wrong" error message - it's true, as far as it goes, and it's completely unrealistic to expect error messages to be fully diagnostic - they're a starting point.
Not wrong?
Let us have a look at the error message:
"The following files were not imported because they could not be read"
This clearly gives the user the impression that there is a reading error where you want to copy the files from. Is that the actual error?
No, the actual error is that the file could not be written at the destination.
It is possible that it is not factually wrong because Lightroom first make a failed copying attempt without giving an error message, then still assumes that the files have been copied and tries to import them, and THEN makes a failed import attempt from the destination and gives the error message. But that would never be anyone's first guess when they experience that error message.
A much better error message would be: "The following files were not imported because they could not be copied to the destination folder."

Nikon D7000 and Lightroom and Elements

I just purchased a Nikon D7000 and cannot open RAW images in Lightroom 2 or Elements 7. I have been using these 2 programs successfully with images from my Nikon D70s. Has anyone else encountered this problem?

You need Lightroom 3.3 or Elements 9 to process Nikon D7000 raw photos.
An alternative is to download the DNG Converter (version 6.3) and convert your D7000 .NEF files to DNG, in which case your versions of Elements and Lightroom will be able to process the DNG photos.

Importing from Nikon D7000 into Lightroom

Lightroom does not seem to recognize my Nikon D7000. I connect the camera, open LR, and nothing happens. I can click Import, but it doesn't recognize the device. The D7000 comes with Nikon's ViewNX2 software which they want you to use for import. Do I really need to use that to import photos from the camera, then import them from ViewNX2 into LR? That seems like a pain. I just upgraded to LR 3.6 so I don't think that's the issue.
Thanks for any help!
Carrie

Carrie,
3.6 will read your D7000 files. In general it's best to use a card reader, but the camera should work. I'm not familiar with the D7000, but my D300 has two modes for USB: PTP and Mass Storage. The camera has to be set to Mass Storage to read images from it. Your camera may be the same.
If that isn't the case, try using Windows Explorer or Mac's Finder to drag and drop your pictures from the camera to your hard disk and then import from there.
Let us know how it goes.
Hal

Problems shooting in tethered capture with Lightroom 4.4 using Nikon D7000.

I've been shooting in tethered capture mode for about one year with few problems until recently. I'm using Lightroom 4.4 in conjuction with a Nikon D7000. Operating system is Windows 7, 32 bit.    I'm now getting a dialog box mssg stating: "A captured file could not be saved. Your drive may be full, or may no longer be accessible."   Both of the drives that I use have tons of remaining storage space available. Any suggestions on how I should start the trouble shooting process with this problem would be greatly appreciated!

Files are being saved to being saved to the hard drive of my computer (Windows 7, 32 bit operating system) and to and external hard drive. As I mentioned both drives have plenty of additional storage space available. I should also mention that many times when attempting Tether Capture the dialog box stating "A captured file could not be saved" does not appear at all. At those times Lightroom simply does not recognize the camera.
Thus far I have taken the following steps as instructed in "Lightroom Help / Troubleshoot teetered capture in Lightroom" :
   1. Make sure that you're using the most recent version of Lightroom - DONE
   2. Make sure that your camera is supported (did this previously at the time I started using tethered capture).
   3. Turn the camera on and off - DONE
   4. Turn off the camera and the computer -DONE
   5. Try a different USB cable and USB port -DONE
   6. Check your hard disk for space - DONE
   7. Reset Lightroom preferences - DONE
   8. Make sure your camera's firmware is up to date - DONE
   9. Close applications that could be causing a conflict - DONE
10. Check that the transfer mode in the camera is set appropriately - DONE
11. Search Adobe Community Help for a support document on your camera - DONE
12. Try tethered shooting with another application - I TRIED TETHERED SHOOTING ON A DIFFERENT
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I'm wondering if the problem I am having is related more to the operating system than to Lightroom. I say this because at the time that I first set up tethered capture there were some obstacles related to the Windows 7 operating system that I had to overcome.
At any rate I need additional ideas - this is driving me crazy!

Opening Nikon D7000 raw files in Elements 8

I am unable to open Nikon D7000 NEF files in Elements 8. I have been unsuccessfull in downloading the version 5.7 update from the web site. After downloading several times the files are still not recognized in Elements 8.

I am using Windows 7. I tried selecting the folder that contained the folder holding the pictures to be converted. I then single-clicked the folder holding the pictures and hit select. A message came up stating that the source folder did not contain any supported camera raw files.I have spoken with my Elements software supplier and this is his response:
"I've done some digging and it turns out the Nikon D7000 wasn't supported in elements until the release of version 6.4 Adobe Camera Reader.So to make sure you have the latest ACR update installed. You can check which one you have by going into elements and clicking Help>About Plug-In>Camera Raw. And if it's not 6.7 then Help>Updates will find it and let you install the latest version. You could also try saving your camera files as .RAW instead of .NEF, and then opening them in elements. Adobe lightroom 4 should already have these plugins available right outside the box, but if you can save the money and run updates instead that would work just fine." I have checked for Elements updates for the Camera Raw plug-in and the message appears stating no updates are available. The camer raw plug-in version is currently 6.1.0.250.
Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2012 07:35:41 -0600
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What operating system are you using?
The most common cause is pointing the dng converter to the actual files and not just to the folder that the camera raw files are in.
There is an example of how on a windows system in this thread:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4633126#4633126
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Nikon D7000 LR4 Camera Raw color issues

I just upgraded my camera from a Nikon D70 to a D7000.
Problem: When I process the RAW /NEF files with Adobe Lightroom 4 the color is terrible. By that I mean, the images look dull, dark and have no pop. The coloring is not even close to what is displayed on the Nikon camera screen.
When I use Nikon View NX: The software which is pakaged with the camera produces an image which is, or almost identical to the image on the camera after the photo is taken.
I like the funcionality of lightroom better than ViewNX, so what I have been doing is processing with ViewNX and then exporting to a TIFF. Opening up LR4 and then importing and cataloging. This process is a pain and time consuming.
I also have found LR3 does a better job than LR4 at processing the images.
Is there a way I can tweak or download corrected ACR settings to match my Nikon D7000.

I have figured out myself the profile correction problem for my Nikon D7000 NEF Problem. It almost match to the one in NX2 or even on camera LCD. the following is what I have adjusted in my LR4
Brightness +1.00
Contrasts +28~33
Shadow +40~55
Black -25
Don't Forget change the Profile setting on Camera Calibration under the Develop mode to match the what you set on your camera. I always shot on Standard mode, therefore I set the Profile to Camera Standard.
The following is the way I figure it out.
1. I imported the photo under "Zeroed" at Import page under Develop setting > Lightroom Genaral Present > Zeroed
2. Open one of the imported picture on Develop mode
3. Scroll down to Camera Calibration change the profile setting to match they one you set on your camera, in this case I choose Camera standard.
4. Under the Camera Calibration>Process you will see 2012(Present), changed it to 2010, and change it back to 2012 (present again)
5. You will notice that the develop setting automaticly change to the following (Brightness -1.00, contrasts -33 and black +25) Let say this is what lightroom did to your picture( from Nikon D7000 NEF)
6. and then Change everything back to " 0 " will you find your picture nearly close to the one you saw on NX2.0 or Nikon LCD
If your found the step above is hard to follow, please just change the Brightness +1.00, Contrasts +33 and Black -25, and dont forget adjust a bit of shadow as well.
for the people who dont know what Nikon done to Nikon D7000, please dont be expert to say "you dont know RAW". please read more reviews first before helping people who are new to RAW or even stuck on RAW. This forum is helping people with our knowledge, is not to make people need help to get more confuse.
For Nikon D7000 user.... Remember turn D-Lightning off.... this is one of the problem will cause LR4 change your tone to more darker, especially on portrait photoshot. Hopefully Adobe will realease the new update soon to match the new system inside Nikon camera.
Please note that the step above only Apply for Nikon D7000 and Lightroom 4 only. And it is not 100% correct to what you seen on your camera, at least is 80~90% Match!!

Camera Raw for Nikon D7000

Hi
My Camera Raw in Elements 8 does not support Nikon D7000
/Bertil

Hi
My plan was to buy Lightroom version 4, (I hope that ACR in LR4
includes support for Nikon D7000) can I than (after ACR editing) open
the file in elements 8? and use the edit function in Elements8? what I
understand lightroom does not have edit functions like Elements have?
(but maybe it's enough woth ACR edit function) But just now the
problem with light room is that I use windows XP, and LR4 need Vista
or Windows7.
BR
/Bertil
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Nikon D7000 & lenses missing?

Hi, all! Just imported new images from my Nikon D7000 into LR3.3; the camera type is recognized, but the lens (the kit 18-105mm VR 3.5/5.6) isn't there. Downloaded the profile downloader, and that camera/lens combo wasn't in there. Downloaded the profile creator and the D7000 isn't in there.
Having never used the profile creator before, what should I do at this point? Is there a D7000 profile that has to be added prior to creating a lens profile for the camera? There IS a different lens model in the downloader (18-200mm), but given that it's a longer lens I have a feeling the profile would necessarily be different from the 18-105mm.
Suggestions welcome, thanks!
SteveB

You don't have to download the lens-profile-creator to get built-in profiles, they come with Camera RAW and Lightroom.
Look in:
C:\Users\All Users\Adobe\CameraRaw\LensProfiles\1.0\Nikon
And see if you have the file named:
NIKON D90 (Nikon AF-S DX NIKKOR 18-105mm f3.5-5.6G ED VR) - RAW.lcp
If you don't have this file, then perhaps it'll be forthcoming with LR 3.4.
You can download the release candidate from http://labs.adobe.com/
If you do have the file but don't see it in LR 3.3, its only a RAW profile, and maybe you're looking at JPGs? The profile being created on the D90 does not preclude its usage with a D7000.

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