Raw converter CS5

Is there a converter for raw images from Olympus OMD EM-10? I have CS5 and I can't open them on my mac.

The OM-D E-M10 needs Camera Raw 8.5 or later, and CS5 only supports versions up to 6.7.1, so you would need to upgrade Photoshop to at least CS6 to use the latest versions.
Alternatively, you can download DNG Converter 9.0 free, and convert your camera's ORF files to DNG, which can be opened in Camera Raw 6.X for CS5.
Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Macintosh : Adobe DNG Converter 9.0

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Hello,
In Camera RAW my defaults for the tab: CAMERA CALIBRATIONS are:
Process 2010 (current)
Name Adobe standard
How can I change these default settings in:
Process 2012
Name: camera standard
I'm using a CANON EOS 400D
Jan

Hi there! Because the forum you originally posted in is for beginners trying to learn the basics of Photoshop, I moved your question to the Photoshop General Discussion forum, where you'll get more specialized help.
To help others help you, please read through this article and provide any additional relevant details.

Cs5 bridge has option..open in raw converter...greyed out

i just purchased and installed cs5, love the updates i have seen yet.....but cs5 bridge has stopped opening raw files, it actually never did open the first one..the option to open in camera raw is greyed out...i can use photoshop to open raws, one at a time...tried updating to raw converter 5.7,. cs5 still works, bridge does not...any thoughts?
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ACR 5.7 is for CS4.
For CS5 you need Camera Raw 6.1.
You have to have the ACR in the correct folder and only one file there.

How do I upgrade PS camera raw converter from 6.6 to 6.7 I currently have CS5

I am trying to update the firmware on PS CS5 in the Camera Raw converter. I have 6.6 and need 6.7 to read my canon 5d mk III raw files. when I attempt to upgrade from inside PS help everything downloads fine into a box and at the end of the download I keep getting the following:
Photoshop Camera Raw 6.7 Update
There was an error downloading this update. Please quit and try again later.
there is a link for customer support which suggest that the serial number to my product is not for a qualifying product or that I need to have my serial number unlocked
I contacted customer service chat and talked with a tech. we went through it twice with him unlocking a full version CS5 serial number on my PS page and it still comes up with the same message - HELP

The last iPhoto for your Mac is iPhoto 9, not 9.5 or higher.
You may be able to call Apple a purchase a disk.
You can also purchse it over the internet:
https://www.google.com/shopping/product/1493369428672210473?rlz=1C1CHFX_enUS427U S428&es_sm=122&biw=1920&bih=1075&q=purchase+ilife+09&revid=548119861&bav=on.2,or .r_qf.&tch=1&ech=1&psi=xnZnVLOPOtSsyAS954GYCw.1416067237692.3&sa=X&ei=o3hnVKfHI9 KAygSj3oDYAg&ved=0CI0BELkk

I am trying to convert raw files from a Nikon D7100 on CS5 extended. Will the RAW converter 7.4 work on CS5 extended?

Will Raw converter 7.4 work with CS5 extended? I am trying to open a raw file from a Nikon D7100.

You can get the free Dng Converter here:
Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Macintosh : Adobe DNG Converter 8.7.1
Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Windows : Adobe DNG Converter 8.7.1
This video explains how to use it.
Camera Raw: How to use Adobe DNG Converter - YouTube

LR4 raw converter compatible with CS5 extended?

Hi right now I have LR3 and CS5 extended which is all I need but LR4 seems a real improvement. However CS5 extended was expensive and manages everything I want to do so will the raw converter in LR4 be directly compatible with CS5 or will Adobe insist that I buy CS6 to attain current compatibility?

exactly. But the plugin for Photoshop is not available as yet. As far as I know that has to await PS CS6.
Lightroom is a complete stand alone program and while ACR and LR use the same process engine you need Photoshop CSx with the ACR plugin while LR has ACR as a core component.
Lightroom does not need any other Adobe product installed on you computer for it to be fully functional.

Update raw converter photoshop CS5.5

i can't use update 7.1 raw converter dng, for CS5.5. no other update seems available anymore since CS6 came out, please advise.

Nothing to fix because nothing is wrong. ACR 7.0 and above requires CS6 or LR4.
Mylenium

No update Camera Raw for CS5

The only update of Camera Raw for CS5 was ver 6.7.1 in Mid 2013 but the Nikon Df wasn launch in Dec last year. Adobe did not update the file therefore my Creative Suite 5 could not see the new NEF file unless I use DNG Converter to change to DNG file.

Adobe does not update obsolete versions on ACR.
So if you expect ACR to support RAW files from cameras that were not available when support for that version of ACR stopped with the release of the next version you will be probably dissappointed.
Please try the free DNG Converter to get the files into a format your obsolete version of ACR can process.

Canon 70D et Camera Raw (Photoshop CS5)

J'ai acheté un canon EOS 70D. Je n'arrive pas à utiliser Camera Raw (Photoshop CS5) avec cet appareil. Can you help me ?

Photoshop CS5 is not going to be able to directly open your raw files.
Adobe stopped updating older versions to be able to read raw files from newer cameras when they released a new major version of Photoshop. Photoshop CS5 is no longer receiving Camera Raw updates.
To double check this yourself:
First you need to determine whether Adobe has released support for your new camera in your version of Photoshop. To do that, look at these two pages. You'll want to find out the earliest version of Camera Raw that can support your camera, then what version of Photoshop can run that version of Camera Raw.
Camera Raw plug-in | Supported cameras
Camera Raw-compatible Adobe applications
Since your version of Photoshop cannot support your camera, you can download and install the latest version of the free Adobe DNG Converter, which can take your raw files as input and put out DNG format files, which your version of Photoshop can open.
Photoshop Help | Digital Negative (DNG)
The DNG converter DOES work, but if you want maximal quality from your raw files (not to mention the convenience and ease of use of directly opening your raw files) you'll want the latest version of Photoshop. Adobe has made substantial improvements in raw conversion quality in recent years.
-Noel

Downloading raw converter

Hi
I`m trying to download the new raw converter. I had Nikon D 90 before, no Nikon D7000, and I can`t open my raw files. Ì`m trying to download it from CS5, but I get an error says; "Please close the following application to continue: Adobe Bridge. But I have closed it - have been trying this several times no, but it won`t work. What to do ?
Heiwe

On Windows:
1. Navigate to the task manager.
2. Click on the processes tab.
3. Select "Show processes from all users". In the list of processes, look for the desired process.
4. Select the processes and end them.
5. Reinstall the applications.

I've just installed CS6 creative suite mainly for photoshop CS6. It comes with camera raw 7.0.something, but need something newer to use my canon 6d. When I download camera raw 8.5 and install the raw converter doesnt work anymore, wont even open or isnt

I've just installed CS6 creative suite mainly for photoshop CS6. It comes with camera raw 7.0.something, but need something newer to use my canon 6d. When I download camera raw 8.5 and install the raw converter doesnt work anymore, wont even open or isnt available anymore in the plugin list. Tried to reinstall everything for a few times, but nothing helps.

When I search for updates the raw converter doesnt get update automaticly. Frustrating, is costing me the whole morning.

Raw converter stopped working and is missing -- running CC and Windows Vista SP 2.

I have reinstalled Photoshop twice from the cloud. RAW converter still missing. Please help.
If I try to install the 7.1 Converter download, I get a failed message saying this update is not for me. The 8.3 DNG converter installed, but the problem persists.

ACR 8.3 is what you want, that is the current version for Photoshop CC. You can check the installed ACR version in Help > About Plug-In > Camera Raw (or open the CC desktop app and see if it reports Photoshop as up to date).
You don't have any need for the DNG converter, since you have Photoshop CC and thus the very latest ACR version with all the newest camera support.
(The DNG converter is a standalone application, completely independent from Photoshop. It converts native camera files to the universal DNG format, so that they can be read by older ACR versions that don't have direct native support for that camera).
If ACR 8.3 is indeed installed, but not working as it should, or even missing, that's a different problem.

Disappointed in the quality of the 1.1 raw converter at high isos

I've been using Lightroom since the first Windows beta, and the very first thing that jumped out at me was the wonderful way it handled digital noise at high isos. It seemed to convert it to a unique kind of grain -- I thought of it as digital grain.
I started shooting at ISO 1600 intentionally just to get that look. ISO 1600, jam the color noise reduction up to 100 percent, and leave the luminance slider at 0. Ah, heaven!
I upgraded to 1.1, and since I've been doing some high-key work at lower isos recently, I didn't notice a change. Then, a few weeks ago I was editing some old stuff, and I zoomed in, and thought "That's odd. It looks like there is some luminance smoothing going on." I checked the luminance slider, and it was still at 0.
I was absolutely positive I found a bug, so I googled, and that lead me here, where I read numerous threads on the subject. OK, I get it, the new de-mosiacing algorithms can reduce the level of noise for a certain level of perceived detail. I've checked it out, and in some of my images I can see what that means. I'd have to say I like the new look in 3 out of the 250 or so ISO 1600 images I've looked at so far. I tried just living with it -- maybe I was being too afraid of change, and maybe I would get used to it over time. Sadly, that wasn't the case.
The fact is, even if the overall level of noise has gone down since v. 1.0, the
type of noise changed, and it's something that I can clearly see in my larger prints. Do I see it in my smaller prints? Not really. But every time I zoom in to 100 percent on an image, I grate my teeth, and become just a little bit more resentful.
For me the whole point of Lightroom is that I'm able to process my images, come back in six months, and have them be exactly the same as they were before. If my older images start shifting around and changing themselves behind my back every time I upgrade, what's the point?
I butt my head against this every time I process stuff at high isos, and I get extremely frustrated when working with some of the 1.5k+ shots I intentionally shot at 1600 just to get the wonderful luminance noise look.
So I'm going to plead with the development team here:
please give me my old noise profile back! Don't make me downgrade my entire library to 1.0 and live with version 1.0 on Windows forever. Give me some hope!

I knew about this issue with the version 1.1 but, sincerely, I was quite happy with the new improved sharpen and noise reduction tools, and also with the clarity tools and all the improvements... until now.
I just have printed a more or less big print (20x25cm), I looked at the print and... "what's that?". My print seems a paint. It just seems this kind of pics you get after applying some "oil paint" filter in your favorite image editing software. HORRIBLE. I don't know if the print interpolation (I just added some resolution in the print module) also accentuated this effect.
Definitively I don't like this "look". It's too different from any other raw converter. It doesn't seems a photograph, digital or not. Version 1.0 had some issues, maybe it was too noisy and the sharpening wasn't good but you could use your favorite noise reduction sw or your editing sw and improve noise/sharpen. What can I do with this "paint"?.

Missing RAW and CS5 option from Bridge

When trying to take a photo from bridge to either RAW or CS5 for processing, those options are no longer available. I get a msg that they are not in the system.
I have re-installed CS5 but no returning email has arrived from Adobe confirming instillation activty has been completed.

Thanks Jeff for the response.
From Bridge I had been able to select RAW or CS5 for processing photos. They no longer show. The msg I get is:
Windows cannot find C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS5\Photoshop exe. Make sure you typed the name correctly, than try again, click the stat button than click search.

How to get Camera RAW / Photoshop CS5 to work with Canon 100D?

How to get Camera RAW / Photoshop CS5 to work with Canon 100D? I don't want to by this product again and again...

In what way is ACR not working in Bridge? Is there no right-click Open in Camera Raw available from Bridge, or there is, but the ACR version is less than ACR 6.7.1 or what exactly is the issue?
Also, if you open Photoshop and do Help / About Plug-ins / Camera Raw, is ACR missing from the list, or if not, what version does it say is installed?
You might also want to describe what methods you have tried to correct the issue, since saying you've tried what you've seen posted and they didn't work, isn't really much to go on.

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