Nikon D80 Tether Support

Please, please, please add support for Lightroom 3 to tether with the Nikon D80!

I'm using the Nikon D80 digital camera. I'm using Photoshop Elements 5 and plan to up-grade and buy Elements 6. My questions is if I down-load the Adobe Nikon camera Raw 4.0 for my Nikon D80. Will the Adobe Camera Raw work in Photoshop Elements 5 or 6? Also when I down-load the "camera raw 4.0" where do I install it?

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Im so friggin Mad.. Nikon D80 not supported

Well i just got back from the Apple Store.. laid out $300 for aperture... i rarely buy software, but felt like it was worth it.
Got home, pluggin in my D80, and found out that the NIKON D80 is not supported.
Im so furious right now.. does anyone know if i can return it and get a refund? I dont see how Aperture cant support a Nikon DSLR's raw format....
Hello mr. Lightroom.

I found a way to fool Mac OSX into “supporting” raw photo data from a camera which Aperture does not understand. My understanding is that OS X and Aperture will normally only work with DNG files which originate in cameras for which Apple has written its own system-level defaults. These defaults are stored in a file called Raw.plist deep in your System folder. But many of the unsupported cameras have data which match the supported cameras very closely, or exactly. So the trick is to tell OS X how to interpret a DNG from an unsupported camera in terms of how it does it for a supported one.
Don’t worry, it’s not very hard. Here is the process I went through:
1. I offloaded the raw images from the camera, and then converted them to .dng files using Adobe’s DNG Converter (free from the Adobe website).
2. I imported one .dng file into Aperture, and then looked at the Metadata View: EXIF - Expanded. The file has the entries “Camera Make: LEICA” and “Camera Model: D-LUX 3”, which I wrote down. Then I closed Aperture
3. I found a .plist editor on VersionTracker called PlistEdit Pro, which is shareware. If you have the developers tools installed, I believe, you can use the app called Property List Editor. I made a backup copy of the file System/Library/Frameworks/ApplicationServices.framework/Versions/A/Frameworks/I mageIO.framework/Versions/A/Resources/Raw.plist, put it in a safe place, and then opened the original file in its original location with the .plist editor.
4. I found an entry which looked similar to my camera. There was a Property List called LEICA-DIGILUX 2, which was just a string, whose value was Panasonic-DMC-LC1. My guess is that this tells the system that if the metadata on the .dng file says that it came from a Leica Digilux, treat that file exactly as if it came from that Panasonic, for which there is a more detailed recipe later in the .plist file.
5. I duplicated the Digilux entry, and then edited the Property List name to be LEICA-D-LUX 3 (following the syntax of the original entries in Raw.plist, i.e. MAKE-MODEL, all caps, and a hyphen between make and model), and I left it as a string referring to that Panasonic camera. (You have a backup of Raw.plist, right? So you can try lots of things without worry.)
6. After saving the .plist file, I opened Aperture up, and discovered that the .dng file I had imported earlier was now displayed more or less properly. I have bad color vision, so I can’t make any judgments about whether the profile for the Panasonic works well. It seems fine to my color-sighted wife.
The applicability of this fix to other unsupported cameras is for you to discover.
A side note here is that I had some screwy behavior in Preview and iPhoto after messing with this stuff until I repaired permissions on my hard drive and restarted the computer. Then everything was back to normal and the fix still worked. I can’t say that I know what caused the strange behavior, but I recommend doing both of those things immediately after applying the fix just to be safe.
PowerMac Dual 2.5 G5 Mac OS X (10.4.4)

Nikon D80, Digital Rebel XTi / 400D / Kiss X ... RAW support Here

Digital Camera RAW Support Update
PPC : http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/digitalcamerarawsupportupdateppc.html
Universal: http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/digitalcamerarawsupportupdateuniversal.ht ml
" About this update
Mac OS X Tiger provides support for a variety of popular digital camera and image file formats. Applications such as Aperture, iPhoto and Preview utilize this support to work with digital camera RAW files. This update improves RAW file format compatibility for the following digital SLR cameras:
-Canon Digital Rebel XTi / 400D / Kiss X Digital
-Nikon D80
-Pentax *ist DS
Other issues addressed:
-Handling of large Canon RAW files (.CRW)
-DNG compatibility on Intel-based Macs
-Lines sometimes appearing in images exported from Aperture"
-Robert

Wow. I just installed the universal version of this update and now my iMac won't boot. How swell... It sits at the white screen.
I can hold down the power button and turn it off and on, but that's it. I've tried booting from CD by holding down C and zapping the PRAM and it still just sits at that white screen. I've unplugged it and am going to leave it for about 15 minutes and see if that does it.
Has anyone else had this problem?

Tether support for the Nikon D750 in lightroom 5

Will there be tether support for the Nikon D750 in Lightroom 5

You are absolutely correct Lightroom does not have tether support for the new Nikon D750. see the list of supported cameras.
Tethered camera support in Lightroom
Nikon need to provide the required sdk info for the camera to enable Adobe to work on adding tether support.

Nikon D80 support in iPhoto

Hi all
Anyone got any idea how long it will be befor Apple releases an update to iPhoto which supports the new Nikon D80 RAW files.
With thanks...

I think they update the camera's supported every update. Keep checking Software Updater to see if an update is avaliable.
Remember to mark as helpful or solved.

Tether support for Nikon Df

How long before lightroom will do tether support for Nikon DF?

That is a question that you will never receive an answer to from Adobe. Not all cameras are supported for tethered shooting. [IF] the Nikon DF is ever supported for tethered shooting, it will be supported when it is. That is the only answer. I know, it doesn't make sense.

IMPORTING NEF (RAW) IMAGES INTO iPHOTO 6 FROM NIKON D80

I have just got my self a Nikon D80 and find that I cannon import the NEF(RAW) images into iphoto6 - the files are not recognised - if I shoot in jpeg format it is fine
Bit of a disappointment as I was really excited to see what the ophotos would come out like! I have not imported the software that came with the camera - but I didnt think that was necessary.
Any help gratefully received

David
What kind of computer do you have? What version of the OS? What version of iPhoto? Have you applied the RAW updates from http://www.apple.com/support/downloads?
Regards
TD

Photoshop CS + Camera Raw + Nikon D80

Hello,
I'm using P'shop CS on MAC 10.4.9 and recently upgraded my camera to a Nikon D80. I discovered that P'shop CS does not support D80 RAW thru the existing RAW plug-in (2.4) --apparently, the Camera RAW plug-in is supported by P'shop CS up thru version 2.X.
And, the D80 is NOT supported by 2.X; but, I have been told the D80 IS supported by Camera RAW 3.X . However, not ready to upgrade P'shop CS quite yet.
DOES ANYONE KNOW OF A WORK AROUND TO GET THE D80 CAMERA RAW SUPPORTED BY CS?
Thanks Very Much,
John

What John says is right. Digital cameras do not shoot at higher resolution in the raw mode. If we use 6 MP as a "general" reference, the camera is taking a picture that is 2000 pixels high and 3000 pixels wide. The resolution (72 PPI or 240 PPI or whatever) is simply used as a reference to help you understand how big the image would be at any given resolution. Generally speaking, JPEG images are usually reported at 72 PPI because (generally) JPEG images are often used for viewing on a computer screen whereas raw images will be used more commonly for printing as individual images or as part of a group of images for a magazine, for instance. Again, the 72 PPI or the 240 PPI are simply references to tell you that if those six megapixels are "squeezed" so that they are that close together, that is how big the image would be. But as far as the image is concerned, it is the same image regardless of what the resolution reports.

Opening Nikon D80 NEF files in Elements 5

I cannot open NEF files from my Nikon D80 camera. Also, Nikon D80 camera isn't listed in the RAW files section for 4.1 new download. How will I be able to open files from the Nikon D80, if the 4.1 new download doesn't support this?

Camera Raw is updated about four times each year. In most cases, the update is primarily to add compatibility for new cameras. Each new camera that takes raw images must have support added for it, not just the brand but the specific model. Support for your camera was added after the release of Photoshop Elements 5. Adobe does not create new installation disks every time Camera Raw is updated. It is your responsibility to download the updated Camera Raw when it becomes available and install it correctly on your computer.
The message you are receiving is the message that is displayed when there isn't support for a specific camera. So you need to go to the download section and download ACR 4.1 and replace the version that you have installed right now. There is a link to the download at the very top of this forum. Be sure to follow the installation instructions precisely.

Downloading digital photos from Nikon D80 to iPod

I've been having trouble downloading photos from my new Nikon D80 into my iPod. Although Apple's list of supported cameras does not include the D80 a number of forums I have used report successful downloads from this camera. When I press the Import option after connecting the camera to the iPod via the Apple Camera Connector I receive the message "Import Done" however the iPod screen still says that no photos have been imported and Size 0kb.
Can anyone help? Any advice would be most appreciated.
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so it's not realy useable
it worth a thousand memory card for travellers; too much usefull!
i will be travelling. i can easily carry on an iPod and my D80. Bringing a laptop on hard outside trekking is obviously out of question. so I bought 2X1Go SD card and the iPod photo connector. at the end of the day, I only need to plug the iPod and the Nikon togheter and go making lunch. I don't care to wait several minutes; the next morning, I will have my photo on the iPod and my SD card ready for the next day shooting.
but it takes forever
it's the smallest 20Go or 60Go harddisk you can handle while travelling. at this point, I will not expect this technology to be faster than what it is. but if you want the transfert to go faster, it will only depends of the size of the pictures you are taking. RAW photo will be way too long for this kind of connection but Fine-JPG is quite acceptable.
if your need is a fast transfert, used a more compressed jpg format. there is a tradeoff that should suit your needs.
besides, is there any other solution than buying several SD cards if you cannot aford to bring a laptop on your trekking?

Can I use tethering in Lightroom by Nikon D80?

I connected Nikon D80 to the computer and failed using Lightroom tethering because the Lightroom did not find the camera at all.

That camera is not on the list of supported cameras for tethering. I'm afraid you're out of luck. There may be a Nikon program you could use, but I'm not sure.

Nikon d80 raw and elements 6

Hi all
When looking through the specs for the RAW 4-4-1 update, it lists the Nikon D60 as supported but no mention of the D80.
My main goal at the moment is to edit RAW (NEF) pictures and I want to find out what I need for that.
There are various questions spread over the forums from people who can not get elements 6 to work with RAW images.
Bottom line: does elements 6 fully support Nikon D80 image editing or not?
Thanks for your help.
Ben

All ACR releases contain support for ALL cameras supported in ALL previous versions.
YES, the D80 is supported.

Where to find color profile for Nikon D80? Then how do I apply it?

I've tried googling and found a few places that claim to have ICC profiles for my Nikon D80. I've seen people say, "oh use program X or Y to apply it" but I want to do everything in Photoshop (CS6, on my Mac running Yosemite). Can someone point me at a place to find an ICC profile so I can get my Nikon NEF raw images into CS6?
Can you further tell me how to install the profile? I've tried all three locations described at Introduction to Icc Profiles and I've rebooted many times. No luck! The ICC files I've got look find but maybe they aren't?

Lightroom doesn’t use ICC profiles, it uses .dcp files, DNG Color Profiles. The profiles come with Photoshop and updates to the Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) plug-in.
If you really mean the D80, then that has been supported since PS-CS2/ACR 3.4.
If D80 is a typo and you meant D800, then that has been supported since PS-CS5/ACR6.7.
If D80 is a typo and you meant D810, then that has been supported since PS-CS6-or-CC/ACR 8.6.
Do About Plug-ins / Camera Raw and see what precise version you have, and verify which camera model you have.

Nikon D80 - ipad - Camera Connection Kit

I've got a Nikon D80 (about 4 years old) and am trying to connect it directly to the IPAD and download the pictures. They are in JPG format. I'm a windows user at home and have never had an issue connecting to the camera.
Any suggestions?

Is the iPad on and unlocked when you're plugging in the camera? I've noticed sometimes the camera kit doesn't detect my camera (Nikon D7000) when I plug everything in when the iPad is in sleep mode. So I follow these steps:
1. Plug the camera connection attachment to iPad
2. Plug USB cable to camera connection attachment
3. Wake/turn on iPad
4. Turn on camera
5. Plug camera to USB cable <-- I make sure this is my last step
Here's the Apple support link to the Camera Connection kit
<a class="jive-link-external-small" href="http://">http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4101

Problems with Nikon D80

So I'm having a problem importing images into iPhoto from a Nikon D80 I just got. I'm shooting everything RAW because I'm silly like that, and when I tried to import into iPhoto by connecting the camera to my machine, there are a couple problems:
a) it takes AGES to load the thumbnails. About 5+ minutes to load the thumbnails for 140 some-odd pictures.
b) when I try to import the pictures (either all pictures or a single picture that's selected), it just sits there and does nothing until I get an error that says unreadable picture (meanwhile the picture shows up fine on the D80 monitor.)
c) i tried to open an image from the finder simply by double clicking on it. at that point, preview would open up, but no image would be displayed, just the preview window with no content and a spinning beachball.
d) i tried to copy an image from the SD card to my machine via Finder, and that stall indefinitely. cancelling the copy wouldn't do anything - the only way to restore the finder was to disconnect the camera.
To troubleshoot this issue, I have tried the following:
a) shoot in JPEG instead of RAW
b) tried a different SD card
c) tried a different USB cable
d) tried using a SD media reader and connecting the SD card directly to my machine bypassing the camera
e) tried mass storage mode and point-to-point mode on the camera
f) tried different USB ports on my machine.
All of these alternate methods have yielded the same results, so I'm baffled. I'm going to take the images on the SD card to the store I bought the camera from to see if they will load on their machines there - maybe it's my mac, but I doubt it.
So my machine specs are 17" MBP C2D 2.33Ghz 3GB RAM, 160GB HDD, 10.4.10, iPhoto 7.0.2.
Any insight would be appreciated.

Jason:
I know you're at 10.4.10 but you might try one or both of the following:
1 - download and reapply the 10.4.10 COMBO updater.
2 - download and install Digital Camera RAW Support Update 1.0.1 (Universal).
See if either will help.
Do you Twango?
TIP: For insurance against the iPhoto database corruption that many users have experienced I recommend making a backup copy of the Library6.iPhoto database file and keep it current. If problems crop up where iPhoto suddenly can't see any photos or thinks there are no photos in the library, replacing the working Library6.iPhoto file with the backup will often get the library back. By keeping it current I mean backup after each import and/or any serious editing or work on books, slideshows, calendars, cards, etc. That insures that if a problem pops up and you do need to replace the database file, you'll retain all those efforts. It doesn't take long to make the backup and it's good insurance.
I've written an Automator workflow application (requires Tiger), iPhoto dB File Backup, that will copy the selected Library6.iPhoto file from your iPhoto Library folder to the Pictures folder, replacing any previous version of it. It's compatible with iPhoto 08 libraries. You can download it at Toad's Cellar. Be sure to read the Read Me pdf file.

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