Raw formats no longer supported by camera manufacturers?

I'm looking for a short list of raw file formats that are no longer supported by the camera manufacturer - anyone have examples?
Thanks,
George

Many of the original Kodak digital cameras such as the 460 are no longer supported by Kodak...they ARE supported still by DNG Converter (as well as Camera Raw & Lightroom).

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Camera raw no longer supports my camera/lens.

I'm running Camera Raw 8.2. In earlier versions of Camera Raw the lens tab supported my camera and lens, an Olympus E-400 with a Zuiko 12-60 f2.8-4 zoom. Now it doesn't. Is there something I can do to get back support for this camera/lens?
Thanks, Mary

I’ve had every version of ACR since it was first available with Photoshop. I bought the Olympus E-400 in December 2006, a 50 mm macro in 2007 and the 12-60 zoom in 2008. I can’t actually remember when I first used the lens tab and found my lenses on it; but I do have a note that Olympus had gone from the camera list in late 2012.
What I do know is (a) that the Olympus brand and my lenses were there at some stage, and (b) that I didn’t have to download the Adobe Lens Profiler to get the profiles. I downloaded it yesterday for the first time.
However, today I’ve been searching for more information, and found this in the Lightroom Micro 4/3rds Talk Forum at http://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3176384:
…the difference with the traditional digital camera systems is that lens correction data in m4/3 is stored in the lens firmware and communicated to the camera through the electronic connections in the lens mount. The data is used in in-camera JPEG production and is included in the output raw files. Adobe Lightroom and other converters can use this data for their own conversions. Hence no separate lens profiles are needed for native m4/3 lenses. Neat huh?
Neat indeed, if it’s also true of ACR. I guess it must be included in ‘other converters’. Can anyone verify that this is really true of Olympus cameras/Zuiko lenses?
Mary
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Hasselblad and Raw Format .FFF not supported

I try to use a Aperture 1.0.1 with my professional Raw Format from Hasselblad Camera, but nothing....
My Photographer use this Hardware and It is a professional solution for inside Spot....
Can you help me?
Dual G5 @ 1.8 Ghz Mac OS X (10.4.3) 2 Gb Ram - Ati 9600XT

Unfortunately, you'll need to import from Aperture in TIFF or JPEG format from your Hassie.
The list of currently supported RAW formats is here:
http://www.apple.com/aperture/raw/
Apple has a feedback page, it's worthwhile for you to note your need for your Hasselblad back.

HT4757 The Fujifilm X-Pro 1 RAW format is not supported by iPhoto 11

I have brought the Fujifilm X-Pro 1 withch has a new CMOS sensor with excellent image quality. But unfortunately the iPhoto does not support the new RAW format of this camera.

As RAW is not supported for the time being, I am taking photos with RAW+JPEG now and hope the RAW files can be used in future. But there is still a problem for me. The RAW files in the SD card cannot be imported into my computer but keep in the SD card. iPhoto and Finder refused to import the RAW files as they are in "Unknown format". The SD card will be full after sometime and become unusable.
The "RAW FILE CONVERTER update (ver.3.2.9.1) for X-Pro1" is capable to view or convert the files into JPEG but cannot help importing the files from the SD card. Since the JPEG file is already done in camera, the RAW FILE CONVERTER seems almost useless.
At least Apple or someone should make a tool to help importing the RAW files from the camera to the computer. Or such tool is just unaware to me?

I have a 5D MK III and can not get CS6 to bring up images that are CR2 raw format, which it supports

I have tried in CS5 and got nothing and upgrades to CS6 and it only tells me to check the plugin and make sure you have the right version. for CR2 that verion is 4.1.CS6 comes with verion 7.0.xxx what is going on. this should flow smoothly.

You're off by a little in your assumptions, but there's an easy remedy. Not all CR2 files are formatted the same inside. In fact, they're different for every single camera!
At least Camera Raw 7.1 is needed to support the 5D Mark III. You can verify that in this table:
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
Choose Help - Updates in Photoshop. That should get you fixed up. If not, visit one of these pages:
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5391 (PC)
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5390 (Mac)
-Noel

Is time capsule no longer supporting IP cam setup?

My IP cam used to work with my Time Capsule. However, since i update firmware, i find my IP cam no longer work with my time capsule.
I even can not find IP cam set up from Airport tools.

No, that is not the case.. the firmware has the same functions..
I think you are confusing the airport utility and the firmware.. the new version of the utility is a toy.. for sure.. true. For Lion just the first download listed is enough.
If you run mountain Lion you can trick it to accept 5.6 airport utility..
How to load 5.6 into ML.
1. Download 5.6 for Lion.
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1482
Click to open the dmg but do not attempt to install the pkg.. it won't work anyway.
2. Download and install unpkg.
http://www.timdoug.com/unpkg/
Run unpkg on the desktop.. it is very simple.. drag the AirPortUtility56.pkg file over to unpkg.. and it will create a new directory of the same name on the desktop.. drill down.. applications utilities .. there lo and behold is Airport utility 5.6 .. drag it to your main utilities directory or just run it from current location.
You cannot uninstall 6.1 so don't try.. and you cannot or should not run them both at the same time.. so just ignore the toyland version.. the plastic hammer.. and start using 5.6.. a real tool.

RAW support new camera's - Fujifilm X-Pro1

As an experienced photographer, I've chosen Aperture over Lightroom. Reason was that I hoped for a better support of new camera's & features in the Mac-world (I don't like Adobe so much). To me, it looks to be an opportunity for Apple to beat Adobe in the support of the ever-changing market of camera's and that such a core-competence could easily appeal to a lot of new potential Aperture-users. Unfortunately, it feels to me like Apple is even conducting an even slower update policy than Adobe. Where is the in depth support for the RAW-formats of all those new camera's launched in the first half of 2012, including my own X-Pro1, a shining beauty that I still cannot bring to full exploit due to the problems I experience now with Aperture?

There are many takes on this:
1. We ourselves are far too much driven to chase the cutting edge and also to a certain degree: to accept the shortcomings and quirks because we want to show up with the new model. Experience what noone has ever experienced before. Camera manufacturers know this very well. But in a certain way with photography, with bad software support, it's like you get a car with no wheels. You can put very tiny 'jpg-wheels' on it, but...?
2. About the cutting edge: if you buy a camera now it is only fully there in reliable manner after firmware updates. Even the coffee-machine works like this now. But to my feeling, there's something else: zillions of features, all things we don't need, too much 'nice to have' even in professional stuff. Who ever asks for all these silly developments? I'm pretty sure this is one of the reason that indeed the subsequent Adobe/Apple support is so slow. When I read in forums the comments on my own camera, I can tell you that some people are really not seeing the point this is a camera, not a Playstation. I even don't want an Auto-iso setting, what's the use of such automation? Let the camera decide how much quality to lose out of any other option?
3. Standardisation in this area could be a lot better. Why no RAW ISO-standard? Allow only gradual, well considered changes would probably speed up support. In theory is it, but of course be oposite to the 'cutting edge' - certainly in sensor design. Nevertheless, now every manufacturer can do what he want when it comes to RAW. By the way, under which definition falls RAW? Why is there than compression?
4, DNG could have been a solution, but it isn't. Since it appears to be merely a container. It also never really made it 'in the big market' except for Leica.
As a consumer, we can only pray for the next firmware update, the next Aperture & Lightroom update, and hope those big ones read every line we put in a forum like this...

Camera Raw formatting and Elements 12 on new computer! HELP

I just got a new computer. I started with a Macbook and now have an iMac. I was running Elements 12 on the laptop just fine , now on my iMac, Elements is stating that the camera raw format is not supported. I use a Cannon 70d and never had any problems on my Macbook. I am completely lost on what to do!

Probably just the camera raw plugin needs to updated
Use Help>Updates from within the pse 12 editor to download and install the 8.5 camera raw plugin.

Aperture does not support Pentax K 3 RAW format. Any advises?

I just bought a Pentax K - 3 camera. Aperture does not support RAW format. Does anyone else have the same problem? Is there going to be Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update for Pentax K 3?
I would be very pleased if someone could give me some advise,
Heikki

Only Apple knows when and if a specific camera's Raw format will be supported and they never say before they release the update.
In the meantime there a few different ways to work around this. One is to shoot Raw & JPG and use the JPG now and the Raw if and when the camera is supported. The other is to convert to DNG.
In the meantime let Apple know you want support for the camera, Aperture->Provide Aperture Feedback. Don;t know how much good is does but it can;t hurt.
regards
The list of supported cameras is here http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5955
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Olympus E-3 RAW Format

I downloaded the trail version of Aperture 2.0 today to use with my Olympus E-3. It looks like a great interface, but it does not support the RAW format of the new professional camera by Olympus. Is the program geared to Nikon and Canon users only? I'm glad I didn't spend $200 to find this out and have to deal with major hassles returning the software.

The simple answer is "no", Ap2 is NOT a Canikon program only...I too am an E3 owner that is disappointed that v2 does not yet support my excellent camera; but, I am also a very happy Ap2 user who has developed a very workable, efficient process using the program starting with my E1 and E330...both of which have native RAW support in Ap2. The market share numbers for the Oly products (thus far) mean that the limited resources for this upgrade were focussed on Canikon, as well as Hassy and Leaf, pro tools that have long been requested by users.
The "take away" here is that the E3 WILL eventually be supported (the RAW engines are getting better and better in Ap2), and there is a good work-around with dng support. Some complain about the extra step required to convert to dng before ingesting into Ap2, but I find the workflow and powerful tools in the application to far outweigh the inconvenience of the conversion.
Before you spend your $200 for LR or something else, get some ORF's into Ap2 and play with it....you may be willing to wait for a while when you get a better understanding of the power and intelligent design of Aperture. With due respect, this is a long-term decision that will help you be more successful in your photography - choose carefully
Good Luck.

Is the RAW format of Canon PowerShot G7X possibile in Lightroom ver. 5.7?

I use Lightroom 5 on my Acer PC. I have just bought a new camera, Canon PowerShot G7X, with Raw format possibility. I have also upgraded my Lightroom 5 to version 5.7. Still the application will not accept the RAW format pictures taken with this camera. Do I do something wrong, or does the latest version (5.7) not include the RAW format of Canon PowerShot G7X?

Hi Jan,
Yes your PowerShot G7 X is supported with LR 5.7. Would suggest you to make sure your Lr is up-to-date(From Help>Updates).
In case you still get that issue, try the below suggestions and check.
Restore Lr preferences. Recover catalog, images after resetting preferences
Create new Lr catalog, import G7 X raw files and then check.
Let me know how it goes.
Thanks
~ Arpit

Why are my RAW format files no longer supported?

Using a Mac OS X 10.5.8 with versions of Adobe Photoshop CS5, Adobe Bridge CS5 and Camera Raw Plug-in.
Shot .CR2 raw format photos on my Canon EOS 450D (Same as Rebel XSi)
Have always been able to open them successfully in Camera Raw and Photoshop. Now says that the files and/or my camera model/make is not supported by the Camera Raw Plug-in nor by my Photoshop.
Tried converting to DNG first with Adobe DNG Converter 7.1 and even that says that the source folder does not contain any supported camera raw files.
Previous raw files taken with the same camera on the same computer with the same (or even earlier) versions of all these programs have always worked. I can still open those successfully too. However just these new ones I cannot. Nothing has changed about my camera in that time...
What can I do and why is it that these files are no longer supported?

ACR 6.7 and ACR 7.1 RC can open XSi CR2 files at least on Windows 7. I just checked.
However, on Windows, at least, the DNGC 7.1 RC has a quirk in that when you want to convert a folder of CR2s to DNGs, you have to click the Select button when the folder is highlighted in the file selection dialog and the folder listed in the location area of the file selection dialog. You cannot click INTO the folder and then click Select, which sounds like what you are doing. If you do click into the folder and click Select it’ll say there are no compatible files that exist. I think previous versions of the DNGC would recover properly if you clicked into the folder before clicking Select.
Since your files cannot be opened in ACR, either, then perhaps they are corrupted. You might post a download link to one of them in a message here so others can have a look. If you don’t have a large file hosting service, then set up a free account on www.dropbox.com or www.yousendit.com or similar, upload your file, there, then post the public download link, here, in a reply.

Will ACR support the different RAW formats of digital cinema cameras like REDCODE or ARRIRAW?

Will ACR support the various formats produced by digital cinema cameras like REDCODE, ARRIRAW and the other ones?
Support for Cineform RAW would be also welcome of course.
The RAW converters supplied by the manufacturers are no comparison IMHO to what ACR offers in terms of sheer image quality, tonal control (especially highlight recovery and rolloff) simple usability and lack of stuff like lens correction just to mention the most important things.
Coming from a photo background I would love to be able to process everything in ACR as a first light correction. :-)
I don't know if this is just a question of implementing it, maybe there are legal reasons aswell why REDCODE for example isn't supported?

Jim, I know ACR was designed to be a still image RAW developer, but it would be a waste not to use it for many still images (a video is not more than that).
But since more and more video cameras are capturing RAW data a debayering suite like ACR will be necessary for video too. Instead of having an importer for every file format, ACR could substitute them with its superior quality and controls, since it already has almost everything that is needed for processing RAW video it would be unwise not to use it (I see use for compressed video from DSLRs for example too).
The only things that I can see that need to be changed are the denoising (needs a good temporal option aswell) and the ability to scrub through a clip and the possibility to create keyframe for the development settings.
I use ACR for timelapse (video) all the time, apart from the slow processing speed (which won't be a problem with future computers) basically everything is already there.
The next step would be directly apply rotobrushes to the RAW data, but even with a computer with the speed you would expect in a couple of years that is probably a bit farfetched (taking into account, that resolution will also at least slightly increase for video).
Premiere should have gotten still frame ACR support with CS6, some might even argue that it should have been in PP since CS5.5.

Digital camera RAW formats supported - Canon EOS 7D

Does anyone know if and when Canon's 7D RAW images will be supported by Aperture 2.1? I just got the 7D and Aperture is not recognizing the RAW images. What is the typical lag time for Apple to add new camera model RAW files?

How about whining about their still not having issued a RAW update to handle the Olympus E-620. That was released the first of May.
I realize there aren't the number of buyers as some of the Nikons and Canons, but come on...can adding a RAW format to the library be that big a task? I'm sure that most of Aperture's customers buy new cameras with some regularity (since the technology is changing so fast). Why routinely aggravate them by taking a long time to add the new cameras?
I getting REALLY tired of exporting jpgs and then reimporting them just so I can see more than a thumbnail (I have the camera save jpgs and RAWs simultaneously, but Aperture won't show the jpegs if there is a RAW version as well).

I need help! when I am importing my NEF files from my D3300 camera into lightroom 5 and try to use the "copy as DNG" button I always get an error message saying that "saying the file is not recognized by the raw format support"

I need help! when I am importing my NEF Raw files from my D3300 camera into lightroom 5 and try to use the "copy as DNG" button I always get an error message saying that "saying the file is not recognized by the raw format support". The whole purpose of that button is so that the file can be recognized... How can I make the "copy as DNG" button work as it is supposed too?? Thank you

Thank you for responding. So I essentially will never be able to use that button in lightroom 5? do I need to get LR 6? Will there ever be an update for LR 5 that will enable me to use it?
Does DNG Converter work within LR or do I have to upload pictures to my computer and then make a second copy in DNG format. and then go into LR and use them?
Thank you @dj_paige

Raw formats no longer supported by camera manufacturers?

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