Nikon Df and Lightroom 5

Just purchased a Nikon Df - any news on when I'll be able to read the Raw files on Adobe Lightroom 5?

Have a look at this thread.
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1351953?tstart=30

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Just got my Nikon D5500 and Lightroom will not recognize the RAW file. Does anyone know of an available update?

AT THIS TIME, the only way to use D5500 RAWs is to use the software supplied by Nikon, convert them to TIF, and import those into Lightroom.
At some point in the future, Lightroom should be able to import the D5500 RAWs directly, but no one knows when that will be. Possibly 2-3 months, but I have no inside information, I could be totally wrong.

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I have Lightroom 3 currently and updated to 3.6
I purchased the Nikon D800 and shoot my images with the RAW setting. However, these images will not transfer to Lightroom. I was told that I need Lightroom 4 in order to be able to transfer RAW images.
Is this 100% accurate? I do not want to purchase Lightroom 4 assuming this will be the answer.
PLEASE if someone could respond ASAP that would be great.

So if I purchase the Lightroom 4 software, my RAW files WILL transport from my Nikon D800?
Yes, as per the link provided by twenty_one above.
I get the teacher/student discount. Is L4 downloadable online or should I order it from Amazon, etc.?
Adobe sells Student and Teacher versions online
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Nikon D750 and Lightroom

I just received a Nikon D750 and am unable to import my RAW files into Lightroom. I recognizes them in the first step but will not download them. I shoot in RAW and have done the 5.6 update.

As I said, you can import your DNGs into Lightroom.
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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.
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Big difference in colors between Nikon Capture and Lightroom

I've been using Nikon Capture for ~4 years. Lightroom seems like the solution to many of my gripes about Capture. However, I'm having difficulty with colors. The photos linked below are from an unmodified NEF, converted to a jpeg by Capture and LR. No modifications to the image by either program.
http://chicory.stanford.edu/rjones/photos/linked/Lightroom_vs_Capture.jpg
My complaint is that the reds and browns in the stone and the door are much more vivid in the Capture-rendered jpg.
I know from other threads that LR is ignoring (or can't see because Nikon hides it) some of the in-camera settings. But, I've spent a lot of time in the Develop module with White Balance, Hue, and Camera Raw settings and I can't get anything that looks as "punchy" as what Capture produces for these colors.
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Dear RBJ
Sorry about the delay, have been out bush for a couple of days.
I downloaded this preset late one night and didn't bookmark it.
Here it is a a "cut and paste", my aplogies to the author who I am unable to acknowledge!
Andrew Bell
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internalName = "COL Capture 1 Tone Curve",
title = "COL Capture 1 Tone Curve",
type = "Develop",
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settings = {
AutoBrightness = false,
AutoContrast = false,
AutoExposure = false,
AutoShadows = false,
BlueHue = 0,
BlueSaturation = 0,
Brightness = -4,
CameraProfile = "ACR 2.4",
ChromaticAberrationB = 0,
ChromaticAberrationR = 0,
ColorNoiseReduction = 100,
Contrast = -1,
ConvertToGrayscale = false,
EnableCalibration = true,
EnableColorAdjustments = true,
EnableDetail = true,
EnableGrayscaleMix = true,
EnableLensCorrections = true,
EnableSplitToning = true,
Exposure = 1.15,
FillLight = 0,
GreenHue = 0,
GreenSaturation = 0,
HighlightRecovery = 0,
HueAdjustmentAqua = 0,
HueAdjustmentBlue = 0,
HueAdjustmentGreen = 0,
HueAdjustmentMagenta = 0,
HueAdjustmentOrange = 0,
HueAdjustmentPurple = 0,
HueAdjustmentRed = 0,
HueAdjustmentYellow = 0,
LuminanceAdjustmentAqua = 0,
LuminanceAdjustmentBlue = 0,
LuminanceAdjustmentGreen = 0,
LuminanceAdjustmentMagenta = 0,
LuminanceAdjustmentOrange = 0,
LuminanceAdjustmentPurple = 0,
LuminanceAdjustmentRed = 0,
LuminanceAdjustmentYellow = 0,
LuminanceSmoothing = 100,
ParametricDarks = 0,
ParametricHighlightSplit = 75,
ParametricHighlights = 0,
ParametricLights = 0,
ParametricMidtoneSplit = 50,
ParametricShadowSplit = 25,
ParametricShadows = 0,
RedHue = 0,
RedSaturation = 0,
Saturation = 0,
SaturationAdjustmentAqua = 12,
SaturationAdjustmentBlue = 15,
SaturationAdjustmentGreen = 17,
SaturationAdjustmentMagenta = 8,
SaturationAdjustmentOrange = 13,
SaturationAdjustmentPurple = 16,
SaturationAdjustmentRed = 0,
SaturationAdjustmentYellow = 23,
ShadowTint = 0,
Shadows = 14,
Sharpness = 0,
SplitToningBalance = 0,
SplitToningHighlightHue = 0,
SplitToningHighlightSaturation = 0,
SplitToningShadowHue = 0,
SplitToningShadowSaturation = 0,
ToneCurve = {
0,
0,
255,
255,
Vibrance = 0,
VignetteAmount = 0,
VignetteMidpoint = 0,
WhiteBalance = "As Shot",
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Hi I have a Nikon D810 and Lightroom 4, I cannot import RAW pictures

How can i import Nikon D810 Raw in Lightroom 4

Two ways.
--Buy the Lightroom 5.6 upgrade.
--Download the free Adobe DNG converter, convert your .NEFs to DNGs, and import the DNGS.
Hal

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the netherlands

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Please can someone help me?! I just bought the new D600 from Nikon. Great camera. Only problem is that my Lightroom 3 will not read the raw files? Please can someone help me with this?!

You need Lr 4.2 for the D600.
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http://forums.adobe.com/community/search.jspa?peopleEnabled=true&userID=&spotlight=false&c ontainerType=14&container=3316&rankBy=date&q=D600

I downloaded Lightroom version 5.7 in order to support tethered capture on my Nikon D750 and its still not working. Additionally when I was prompted to give my serial number for the update it was no where to be found on my Adobe profile although I purchas

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Nikon P7000 and .NRW in Lightroom 3.2

I just got the new Nikon Coolpix P7000- and Lightroom seems does not seem tor recognize its RAW .nrw images. Is this a known issue? If so, is there a workaround?

Cornelia-I wrote: Hi clvrmnky,I do not quite agree that you always need a DSLR for shooting raw consistently.Of course that is the preferred way.
Raws from a Canon G12 are phenomenal. I had read a few people say there's no reason to bother with raws on a compact... - I disagree. There may have been no reason to bother with raws on the Canon SX1 with a 14MP 1/2.3" CMOS sensor (which Canon pulled off the market, presumably due to embarassingly poor image quality, that and it wasn't selling well at a price point well into DSLR territory), but the G12 raws & Lightroom were a match made in heaven! - especially with Adobe Standard profile. Interestingly enough, the camera profiles aren't too swift, yet - granted, the camera is not officially supported yet (uses G11 profiles).
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Stopping a D300 down to f22 (or f36...) to take a macro that I could get with a G12 at f2.8 (or 4.0...) just doesn't make sense to me - unless you really like using tripods and really don't like sharp macros. Again, if you want more focus selectivity and you're not going to stop it down past f16 or so then the table turns again...
Likewise, "2D" landscapes (meaning uniform non-selective focus) taken with the G12 at ISO-80 have suprising image quality, dynamic range, colors, ..., and are tack sharp - edge-to-edge, corner-to-corner - minimal vignetting... Literally better than a D300 except maybe if you have a standard focal length FX lens on it, or a $2000+ pro wide angle lens (I'm guessing here - I don't own any of those).
And if you want something really close and really far away to be sharp in focus - you have to shoot it with a G12 - you can't get it with a D300.
Don't get me wrong - I "love" my D300 for taking photos of birds fluttering about before the sunrise, with the lens open wide and the ISO cranked up, and for isolating subjects from a busy background..., or creative macros... But, right tool for the right job, ya know...
PS - Substitute your favorite high-end compact for the G12 (I'm sure the P7000 is just as nice - same sensor / great lens...), and your favorite DSLR for the D300 (adjusting aperture considerations accordingly)...
PPS - Cornelia - you're welcome. And, you can start using those S95 raws in Lightroom right-away, with a little help from exiftool and/or the importer.
Rob

NIKON D5000 NEF - Lightroom 2.6 and PSE show colors quite differently from what Nikon Software show

With my Nikon D5000 DSLR camera, I took recently photos from small blue flowers. I had set-up my Nikon D5000 to create for every photo both a NEF File and a JPEG File (and had set my camera to use Automatic While Balance).
I noticed that for NEF Files Lightroom 2.6 (and also PSE 7, that uses internally Camera RAW ) shows me the blue colors of the flowers quite differently from what I see with PSE for the jpeg file. It is my impression, that it is in the Jpeg files, that the blue color is close to the reality; and that it is with the NEF Files that Lightroom and PSE show a blue color that is quite different from the reality.
I also looked at the photo files with the NIKON "View Nx" 1.3.0 Software that came with my camera. With "View Nx" the blue colors (both with the NEF file and the Jpeg File) are very vlose that what i see with PSE 7 in the jpeg file (and quite different from what I see with LR and PSE for the .NEF File).
I mentioned this problem to Nikon Support. They suggested, that Nikon Software and Adobe software use different algorithms; and that the Nikon algorithms are better/closer adapted to the Nikon cameras than the more generalized Adobe algorithms that need to support a very large number of cameras.
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Thanks a lot in advance.
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EJ and Jim
Thank You very much for your useful feedback.
I realize, that as a neophit I am an exot among the community of photo-experts and photo-professionals addressed by LR. Therefore the wish that I will now express is perhaps inadequate. But since it is gently, that i express this wish, I am probably allowed to do so......
My wish for a future version of LR, is that LR comes out of the box with a "reasonable" interpretation of the RAW images of most important/widespread modern cameras....without requiring that non-experts like me gets confronted from the very beginning with the need to develop their own default settings.
For this wish, I will formulate a Feature Request.
You might wonder, why a non-expert like me is interested in LR instead of using those Photo-Editing Software (e.g. PSE) that are supposed to address the need of non-experts. Well..... I am coming from the PSE world. I am reasolnably happy with the PSE Organizer....but I hate the complex, inefficient, unfriendli "user-interface" (experts will probably tell: workflow-interface?) of the PSE Editor. Its really a last-century Software. LR is so much more friendly, even for non-experts...within the Library Module, i do not need to switch back and forth between one dialogue-window for each type of change.... nearly all what i need is in that one right-hand pane of the Library module.
I honestly believe, that Adobe should take a serious look at promoting/marketing LR also to the audience of non-experts. That would be a good and attractive additional marketing opportunity for LR.

Hi to all, I use Windows 7, 64Bit and Lightroom 5.7, Camera Raw 8.7, when I develop or export files (mostly Raw Fils from Nikon D810) after 10 to 20 pictures my computer shuts down or I get a bluescreen. Please tell me why.

Hi to all, I use Windows 7, 64Bit and Lightroom 5.7, Camera Raw 8.7, when I develop or export files (mostly Raw Fils from Nikon D810) after 10 to 20 pictures my computer shuts down or I get a bluescreen. Please tell me why.

Blue screen/Computer shuts down is almost always a hardware malfunction or a driver problem.
Make sure your video driver is up to date.
If it is, then the next suspect, in my mind, is overheating, make sure all of the fans in your CPU case are working properly.

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