RAW file problem with Nikon D7100

Ijust purchased a Nikon D7100, and I'm unable to upload and edit RAW files(NEF) in Lightroom 3.6. Nikon provided no help. Can anyone offer a solution?

Have you downloaded the Codec from Nikon. I use both Windows Vista and Windows 7. I downloaded the Codec of the Nikon D7100 yesterday and installed it and I don't have the latest Capture NX, I have the original I brought shortly after buying my D200. I can now use the D7100 files directly into my Capture NX software. ViewNX gives you the basics of Raw editing but Capture NX gives you the advantage of using the U point system. I found this out purely by accident. If you can download the Codec free of charge and pick up a cheap old Capture NX  you can get all your EXIF data as well as lense data without any issues.. The Camera companies pay Adobe a license fee for using the Adobe Gamma in their cameras so why should they pay more for file format. Adobe is very protective over its intellectual property so why not with Canon or Nikon. They comply with the consumer trade agreements on EXIF and image authentication. Nikon have cameras in Space which is more than Adobe ever dreamt of. So file format has little or nothing to do with compatibility.

Similar Messages

  • How can I open raw files from my Nikon D7100 in CS4 or CS5?

    How can I open raw files from my Nikon D7100 in CS4 or CS5?

    Andy,
    In the simple and short form, what happens with the ACR (Adobe Camera RAW) module is that it gets updated with regularity, to accommodate the camera mfgr's. changes for their newer models. That ACR works within the host program, such as Ps, PsElements, Lightroom, etc.. At a point, Adobe ceases to support older host program versions. When that happens, the user has a few options:
    Upgrade the host program version
    Use another host program, such as PsElements or Lightroom
    Use the free DNG converter, per Curt's suggestion. That is not host program dependent
    Glad that the DNG Converter works for you.
    Good luck,
    Hunt

  • 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

  • Lightroom changes colour in my RAW files captured with NIKON D300

    Dear All! Lightroom changes colour in my RAW files captured with NIKON D300. Some of the images are completely ruined. I am sure Adobe must be aware of this problem. What could be done? Is there a solution? Many thanks for your help. Regards, Stanislav

    You want "something different" but this "something different" is quite hard to define.
    I want a result which reflects the result on the camera. Have the feeling the display
    of the D800 is not the greatest, at least (not only the color issue which is often discussed)
    but also the exposure. Often I think I would need to compensate it, but then afterwards
    on the computer the non corrected version looks most of the time better.
    I think its interesting to see how allergic people react when the word jpeg comes up.
    This is also just a rendered result, just by the camera. There are many options in my cam.
    I like the vivid setting with some modifications. And that gives me a result I like.
    And if I like the result, why shall I spend way more time to replicate it?
    I do not talk about that I would want the jpeg, I only say that what I get color wise out of the
    box is how I would like to look at it. I still want the capability to fix for example exposure  in image,
    but I want the base the version I got from the jpeg view (or how the Nikon raw software could do).
    On Lightroom I did not manage to have a profile that looked as appealing to me.
    It also consumes way more time in my workflow to fix all pictures manually and results might differ.
    To work on an image you need a starting point, I do not say the jpeg look is always perfect and
    what I want all the time, but most of the time it is.
    You say yourself you use profiles. So why should there not be a profile which automatically adjusts to the camera settings.
    Its so frustrating to see a look which you like (the preview image when the pic is first accessed) and
    then Lightroom switches to its own rendering which is flat and which I do not like.
    For me its clearly something Adobe and/or Nikon should fix, like the mentioned "auto correct to preview look",
    Nikon profiles/settings/raw-details in Lightroom or for example a Nikon import module.

  • Will elements 11 support camera raw files from my nikon D7100?

    Will elements 11 support my camera raw files from my Nikon D7100?

    Yes, pse 11 should support the D7100 camera raw files with the camera raw 7.4 plugin update.

  • Elements 11 will not process RAW files from my Nikon D7100

    Elements 11 will not process RAW files from my Nikon D7100. Ca anyone help?

    My version of ELEMENTS 11 contained an out of date Applications Manager and would not look for updates. After I discovered this (involving much trawling on different websites) I downloaded an up to date version which found Camera Raw v7.4. Happily, this works. Version 8 is not yet available.
    Anyway, thanks for your help.

  • Raw file problem with Snow Leopard

    I had the chance yesterday to test Aperture on Snow Leopard (don't ask me how!).
    It is working but my raw files are not rotated automatically!! &*%?&$&?!
    That is really really annoying!
    An old bug that is coming back again!
    Note that the bug is also visible in the Finder or iPhoto. It is not related to Aperture but the Mac OS Raw support.
    My raw files are .arw from Sony Alpha-700.
    But I saw the same bug with raw files from a Nikon D80...
    B.t.w., Aperture is not running in 64bits.

    Leopard allows 64 bit applications, and there are some 64 bit apps available (Lightroom 2, for one example). Tiger actually allowed 64 bit applications as well, but only for non-graphical applications (as the graphical frameworks and other associated application bits were not 64-bit ready).
    Your statement is misleading. People that expect that existing applications will somehow become 64 bit just by running on Snow Leopard are misinformed. They must be explicitly built and compiled as 64 bit applications. Mac OS X allows them to be built as 32 or 64 bit, in the same way that it allows applications to be built for PowerPC, Intel, or Universal.

  • CS2 Raw File issues with Nikon D90

    Just saw the post  on Nikon D90 non compatibility with CS2 raw file format. Questions are where to go from here. Running Windows XP with a AMD Athlon (tm) XP3000+ 2.16 ghz 448 mb ram. Is Cs4 or  Cs5 compatible with my system. I used a D70 for years and had no problems. What is going on here? I can probably add ram to get the 1000 mb of ram but what about the rest? Is there another alternative other than a new system? 

    Caution!
    Before plunking down the $$$ for CS5, look for the several threads around here where people are discovering their older AMD processors are not compatible with Photoshop CS5!
    For example:  http://forums.adobe.com/thread/630771
    I'm not familiar with the processors in the AMD lineup, but it's possible yours will not run Photoshop CS5 until such time as Adobe releases an update.
    -Noel

  • Downloaded raw 7.1 to my cs4 and can't open raw files taken with nikon d5100.  d70 raw files do open

    Need a solution to above question.

    Raw 7 is compatible with Cs6 version of Adobe software, not with CS4.
    Check this link :- http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/camera-raw-compatible-applications.html
    and to open the Nikon D5100 raw files the minimum camera raw plugin required in 6.4
    http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
    You can use the DNG converter with the CS4 to open this files, I think that will be the best option.

  • RAW Files problems with 5DMarkIII

    I recently started shooting RAW in my new 5DMarkIII but everytime I try to transfer those files to Aperture 3 it crashes and no file can be transfered to my computer. I have the app up to date and the firmware of the camera is the last one. I have no problems with the JPG files, but the RAW files crashes Aperture and I cant get them on my computer!

    Thanks! and I apologize if my english is not good enough.
    No problem your english is probably better than mine!
    Update: In the last two hours Aperture could transfer a couple of files but I had to do it one by one. Then, I attempted to transfer a whole group of files, it crashed again.
    This looks like just one of your images on the card is defective. Try to import without rendering previews: Turn off the Preference: "Previews > new Projects automatically generate previews" before importing.
    Then create the previews one by one after import. Probably Aperture will crash when you try to render a preview for the defective  image, but then you will know which image to remove.
    Regards
    Léonie

  • Olympus E-500 raw file problem with long exposures

    Hi,
    This topic has come up before, but wasn't resolved. Maybe its somewhere else, but I can't find it.
    http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=4994383&#4994383
    Raw files from my Olympus E-500 with exposures over 3.2s come up with overexposed looking previews in Aperture. I think there is some automatic noise reduction (dark frame) info in these files, since they are 16.68Mb instead of the normal 13.47Mb. Apparently Aperture doesn't know what to do with these larger files.
    Is there a known way around this within Aperture? The files open fine within Olympus Master 2 and Raw Photo Processor.
    I've pasted a screen shot here with some links to raw files:
    http://www.mso.anu.edu.au/~grant/wp/2007/10/raw-problems-with-aperture/
    cheers
    Grant

    Yea, I've had that issue also and figured out the DNG workaround. Filed a bugreport with Apple on Nov 2nd, 2006. It sat with what looked like no attention right up until I got an e-mail on Oct 26th, 2007 (notice the date) saying that the issue was fixed in 10.5. I had already preordered Leopard so was hoping this was right. It wasn't. It's still borked. Logged notes back into the issue saying it wasn't.
    Perhaps if more E-500 users report this it'll get more attention.
    http://bugreport.apple.com

  • HT3946 What about RAW file compatibility with Nikon D4?

    Having trouble with RAW files from Nikon D4, didnt have issues before update, any help?

    My apologies for the vague question.  To be more specific after installing the latest update to Aperture, RAW files from my D4 after being transfered into Aperture cannot be opened.  Message saying Aperture does not support these files.  Not sure if it has anything to do with XQD card, all formatted as usual.  Stumped.
    thank you kindly for your time.

  • HT201071 RAW format Problem with NIKON D600 after updating to maverick.

    We still have problems after this update.
    Pictures in RAW format imported to Aperture are brilliant as they are with the NIKON D600. Imported Pictures with the NIKON D800 are aweful. They are kind of grey without any saturation. To convert every single Picture to JPEG brings back their brilliance and colors. We have consulted the apple and the aperture support, but they dind't have any solution to fix our issue.
    Any ideas?

    Have you also asked in the Adobe forums?  To have people read your post, best not to include long crash reports until asked to do so.

  • Problem inporting raw files from my Nikon D3200

    i have problems importing raw files from my Nikon D3200, i have tried some of the suggestions such as
    removing the RawCamera.bundle and RawCameraSupport.bundle from the System Library and downloading a newer version (OS X Yosemite: Supported digital camera RAW formats - Apple Support)
    The problem is  --  the latest RAW Compatibility Update version for Yosemite 6.02 appears to be the one I currently am using (in my System Folder).
    In that same article referenced above, my Nikon D800 is listed in an earlier version simply titled "Supported by Yosemite 10.10".
    This had some success but is not working after trying it several times, i am currently on version  OSX Yosemite 10.10.1 and the version of iphoto is 9.6
    any help would be greatly received as i only shoot in Raw

    Remove the RawCamera.bundle and RawCameraSupport.bundle again and update the system to 10.10.2 via the App Store.  That contains the bundles that will support that camera: OS X Yosemite: Supported digital camera RAW formats - Apple Support.  The 6.01 and 6.02 updates are not needed for that camera. Be sure to repair disk permissions after the update.
    As usual be sure you have a backup of your hard drive before applying any such update.

  • Hi,  I've just purchased and installed an upgrade from Lightroom 4 to 5.  It doesn't seem to handle raw files authored with a new Nikon D750 camera.  I spoke to the sales rep about this and he gave me a link to the 8.6 DNG converter page with instructions

    Hi,  I've just purchased and installed an upgrade from Lightroom 4 to 5.  It doesn't seem to handle raw files authored with a new Nikon D750 camera.  I spoke to the sales rep about this and he gave me a link to the 8.6 DNG converter page with instructions to download.  8.6 only works with Mac OS 10.7-10.9, according to the page.  I'm running Yosemite, Mac 10.10.  Please can you tell me my options?  Lightroom 4 worked beautifully with my older cameras' raw files so I would like to continue using the application.  What should I do?  How soon will Lightroom 5 be able to deal with raw files from a D750.  Many thanks, Adam.

    Until the next version of Lightroom is released, you need to use the DNG Converter version 8.7RC to convert your RAW photos to DNG and then import the DNGs into Lightroom.

Maybe you are looking for