Sony alpha 200 support

I thought I had the problem licked. OS 10.4.11 iphoto 7.1.3 When I try to import raw files they show up but can't be placed in the library. JPEG files are recognized and place in the library. I don't have any problems with raw files on my mac book pro 10.4.11 iphoto 7.1.3. They load into the library. Does Sony support the 200 on a G4? Any ideas?

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The support for that camera was added in the very latest release of Lightroom, version 5.7.1. Having downloaded Camera Raw 8.7.1 will have no effect on Lightroom because Lightroom doesn't use the Camera Raw plug-in. You need to make sure you have updated Lightroom to the very latest release in order to have support for that camera.

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I just bought a SONY Alpha 6000. I like to shoot in RAW, however, neither Aperture or iPhoto support my SONY RAW format.
I like to know where can I send in request to get it updated?

File a feature request using this form:
Apple - Aperture - Feedback http://www.apple.com/feedback/aperture.html
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Anybody that knows is under NDA and won't be talking. Apple typically takes a few months to roll out raw support for new cameras.
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HI
I am an amateur photographer and am very happy in my little PS5 world. I do not want to commit to PS6 and the CC and a lifetime of fees. I am, unfortunately, thinking about getting the sony alpha 7. It is unclear to me if camera raw 6.7 will support it. I have read 2 different answers on the internet
I love camera raw in PS. If I can't open these images in PS, can I do it in lightroom? Does lightroom have a nice camera raw? (I am using camera raw 6.3 and it is wonderful.)
Is there any easy answer for a very casual photographer who cannot justify the cost of monthly program fees?
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The Alpha 7 wasn't supported until Camera Raw 8.3 at the end of last year. ACR 8.3 only works in CS6/CC.
I recommend using the latest available version of Camera Raw for each version of CS, which in your case (CS5) is 6.7.1. The latest versions are usually the best, fixing the most bugs and containing refinements missing from earlier versions.
The cheapest way to carry on with CS5 is to download Adobe DNG Converter, and batch-convert folders of your Alpha files to DNG. It's an extra step after downloading your images, but it's free.
Camera Raw 6.7.1 and DNG Converter 8.6 are both available from the downloads section of the Adobe website. Please note that you may need DNG Converter 8.3 if you are still running CS5 on XP/Vista or (Snow-) Leopard.
Photoshop Lightroom is designed by the same team which writes Camera Raw and uses very similar programming. Consequently, it works in a similar way to Camera Raw (with Bridge) and is updated at the same time—following its version numbering by a increment of 3 (currently Lightroom 5.6). You could buy Lightroom and use it to import and convert your raw files without using DNG Converter and Camera Raw. It's a Marmite thing: some people love it, some don't. You can probably download a free trial and find out for yourself. Once you have converted your images in Lightroom, you can export them to Photoshop CS5 for editing.

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Adobe’s camera support list suggests you need ACR 8.4 or newer:
https://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
Your camera is several years newer than the last ACR plug-in CS5 will host.
If you’re not quite sure you want to spend the money for a new PS, then you can download and use the free DNG Converter 8.4 or newer to make DNGs from the ARW files and those DNGs will have enough new information embedded in them for an older ACR plug-in to work with. Of course this is more cumbersome than opening the files natively in PS-CC with the newest ACR plug-in.
The most obvious thing would be to subscribe to the CC Photography Plan and get the current versions of both LR and PS-CC for $10/month. There is a minimum OS requirement of 10.7 or Win 7 currently and maybe 10.8/Win7 for LR6—not sure about the next PS version because Adobe hasn’t publically said as far as I know.
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Who does know if and how I can open the Camera Raw file created by my new Alpha 7R (RAW Sony ARW 2.3 format) from Adobe Photoshop Elements 11 ?
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Your official options are buy PSE12 and update to ACR 8.3 or use the DNG Converter 8.3 to convert your ARW files to DNGs which will be compatible with older ACR plug-ins like you have in PSE11.
The DNG Converter 8.3 is available, here:
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http://blogs.adobe.com/crawlspace/2011/03/keeping-photoshop-up-to-date.html#notconnected
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Hi all,
the situation is very unsatisfactory ... even you know some more details:
1) with the OSX 10.9.3 update Aperture can read RAWs from the Alpha 6000 (as well the Alpha 5000), but the result is an overexposed picture (see e.g. http://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/53734631).
2) other commercial tools like LR 5.4 support the camera (since ~ April this year).
3) even the free raw converters can handle the Alpha 6000 raw.
If one digs deeper into this:
a) you will discover that the input plug-in file in the 10.9.3 apple camera raw update is accidentally for a different camera model ... there are included correction tables for ISO steps that the 6000er is not capable (50,64,80,100,... the alpha 6000 starts at 100), this explains somehow the overexposure.
b) for the free tools the community uses the input plug-in files which are foreseen for the NEX-5N ...
c) ... because they discovered that the commercial tools are doing the same. If you compare the plug-in files in Lightroom designated for the alpha 6000 you will see the same content in the files for the NEX-5N
So it would be easy to patch this really quickly ...
Please Apple awake !!!
Best regards,
Frank

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