Olympus E-20P RAW is (not) supported?

The Olympus E-20P Digital SLR is listed by Apple, but RAW doesn't work for me. The finder and image capture will preview the images, but import always fails even though I have 10.4.5 and a brand new iPhoto6 installed - both legal and paid for. Has anyone else tried this?
Powerbook 17 + MacMini Mac OS X (10.4.5) and 5 unwanted Intel PCs

From the RAW support page:
http://www.apple.com/aperture/specs/raw.html
E-P1**
** Requires Aperture 3 or later.

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From the RAW support page:
http://www.apple.com/aperture/specs/raw.html
E-P1**
** Requires Aperture 3 or later.

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I have also an EOS Rebel T2i since a few days and I experienced the same issue with Photoshop CS4. What next? !!!!
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http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=106&platform=Windows

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II have bougth a Nikon D7200 and Camera Raw does not support it. How to solve this problem, or is a new update coming?

It seems quite likely that after the next update Camera Raw will be able to process that format but do not expect an announcement for a release date.
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With Panther and Jaguar, Canon RAW files in crw format were supported in Preview. In Tiger, these files are not. Also, when importing these files from camera or CF reader, canon raw files tagged with .thm! What is this? an 8 kb "document" that renders file corrupt. Did not happen in Panther or Jaguar. And the problem is NOT my camera because it works fine on Windows PC and on previous OS mac.
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The easiest way to edit plist files is with Property List Editor, which you get installed if you install the Developer stuff that comes with your OS install disks. If you don't want to add all that stuff your computer, it is possible to edit with a a straight text editing program in plain text. Personally I find that too confusing. I put a copy of my edited Raw.plist file up:
http://homepage.mac.com/francines/.Public/Raw.plist.zip
It has the substitution of the S50 for the original S60. It also lists the S70, so your Canon S70 should be working. If it isn't working either, then this hack won't help you. Download and unzip the file.
Because of permissions--you aren't supposed to be mucking about in this area--the easiest way to proceed is using the Terminal. The path is, unfortunately, extremely long. You open the System folder, then the Library folder, then Frameworks, ApplicationServices.framework, then Versions/A/Frameworks/ImageIO.framework/Versions/A/Resources. You should now see a list of files that includes the Raw.plist file. Leave that Finder window open.
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sudo cp
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I recently bought a Nikon D3200 and the files are not supported in lightroom 3 which is the version currently have on my computer. I didnt want to upgrade it yet because i am planning on buying a new computer soon. I tried to download the camera raw 7.0 patch but kept getting an error that says "Update Failed. This patch is not aplicable for you. Please check the help menu in your product for updates." I did check my product and there are no updates avaliable. What should i do?

Downloading Camera Raw isn't going to help you at all with Lightroom. Lightroom doesn't use the Camera Raw plug-in. If you want support for your camera you will have to upgrade your Lightroom. And you can easily move everything to the new computer as long as you have your images well organized. Otherwise, it could be a challenge to relink your images.

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I just started playing with Aperture, and with my brand new *Canon SLR EOS 40D* camera. One problem, Aperture is not recognizing the RAW file format. I am using RAW Fine**-L. Even with that it doesn't even see the JPG shots in Aperture. Went to the Canon site and it shows CR2 format. IPhoto 08 sees the JPG files just fine, It also sees the RAW files just doesn't know what to do with them. I know that RAW files are not supported on IPhoto 08. The camera is only been out a few months, but still lost on why Aperture doesn't support the format. Maybe I am missing something. Anyone have any ideas?
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I just purchased the Canon T3i and its RAW files are not supported on my Photoshop CS5. What can I do?

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Windows: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5371
Mac: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5370
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I have PSE 8, and have installed Camera Raw 5.6 (verified by checking help, plugin information). My camera is a Canon T2i.
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Todd,
The Canon T2i is supported on Camera Raw 6.1. You can download the Camera Raw 6.1 update from the following site : http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4730
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Hi,
Recently purchased the D200 and discovered that the
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Anyone else facing the same problems?
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In very simple terms...
In order to add support for various camera RAW files, Apple has to ask the camera manufactures to supply proprietary information about how to process and read the RAW files. Each and every single camera has a different "proprietary process" it must use to handle the RAW file that the camera produces.
So that means that Apple is at the mercy of the manufacturers in order to get that information. Now most manufactures would prefer that you purchase or use their own software to work on the RAW files that their camera produces... it's an extra revenue stream for them. Because of this, it's not hard to imagine that they are a bit reluctant to divulge what is proprietary information that they spent time and money on creating. It's well documented that Nikon in particular is very reluctant about releasing such information.
If Adobe has support for a particular camera that Apple does not, then that means that Adobe has already gone through the trouble of asking the manufacture for the information that is needed, reached an agreement and signed the appropriate licensing contracts, exchanged whatever compensation was agreed upon, and then went to work making the software for ACR so it can read that particular cameras RAW files. As you can imagine, it's a process that takes some time to hammer out... more than likely because it involves more lawyers than engineers!
So... be sure you let Apple know that you would like them to add support for a particular camera, but just as important, make sure that your cameras manufacturer knows that you would like them to allow Apple to support their cameras with Apple's software.
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Sigma RAW files not supported in ACR

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From what I'm reading online, yes, there are different DPn sensors.
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http://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/sigma_sd1_when_will_the_merrill_sens ors_be_supported_please
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