Sony dsc 330

I own a sony dscr pc 330 and when using i movie i cannot import anything, please advice
thnx

Hi tannyra:
I think you hve found about the best way already...
The Man Dan Slagle explains it best..Read more here:
http://www.danslagle.com/mac/iMovie/tips_tricks/6018.shtml
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Why will Camera Raw 6.7.1 in CS5 not recognize Raw files from a Sony DSC RX100M3? The Camera Raw site indicates this camera is covered.

I have a new Sony DSC RX100M3 and Camera Raw (6.7.1) in Photoshop CS5 (on a Mac) will not recognize the Raw files from this camera. What must I do?

Well, I guess the sentence
The table below lists all cameras that the Camera Plug-in (versions 1.0 through 8.5) supports.
could be interpreted to mean that even version 1 supports all those cameras’ raw formats.
And even the sentence
This powerful plug-in has been frequently updated to support more cameras and include more features and is available as part of Adobe Photoshop CC.
which should make clear that older versions of Camera Raw usually support fewer cameras does not unambiguously make clear that only the most recent full version of Camera Raw is being updated.
So I kind of understand how you arrived at your assumption.

Cannot open camera RAW images from Sony DSC-RX100M3 camera. Working on a Mac in Photoshop CS5 and have camera raw 6.7.

Cannot open camera RAW images from Sony DSC-RX100M3 camera. Working on a Mac with Photoshop CS5 and Camera Raw 6.7?

Bruce,
When I made the transition to digital some 8 years ago, I had tremendous help from a number of well documented websites, among which:
http://www.luminous-landscape.com
I think a lot of stuff there to get you seriously going. Another one is:
http://www.computer-darkroom.com
I sold all my film based stuff, except a Nikon F3 and a handful of lenses and a Paterson developing tank.
The Nikon suspiciously smells like foam mirror damping strips chemically decaying.
I sold my enlarger over the internet. The word "enlarger" caused me to be on SpamCops blacklist for a while.
I'm in this since the seventies, and I think you'll be as amazed as I was at the possibilities and control you have. And no more bags with $300 worth of film that's consumed in one shoot.
Jump in both feet! you won't be sorry. And these forums are the best help you can get.
Good luck,
Rob

Why do Sony DSC-RX100M3 raw files look strange in PE9 when flash has been used in the shot?

I have just bought a Sony DSC-RX100M3 camera and use it to shoot raw + jpeg. I want to use the raw files in my Photoshop Elements 9, which has the Camera Raw plug-in version 6.5.0.216 installed. I have downloaded the Adobe DNG converter version 8.7.1.311 so I can import my Sony raw files into PE 9 as they cannot be used directly. Most of the time these raw files look OK, but when I use the flash on my camera and then look at the raw files in PE9 they look far more pink than the corresponding jpeg files. The jpeg files look more or less as I remember the scene when I shot the picture.
When I look at the same raw and jpeg files in Sony's own Image Data Converter software (version 4.2.04.17270) the raw and jpeg files look very similar to one another, and there is no pink colour cast in the raw file.
What am I doing wrong in Photoshop Elements? I though the DNG converter keeps all the information from the original raw file and makes no changes to it, so why does the raw file look so different when flash has been used?
Thanks for any help you can give!
AVM

Looking at the pictures of the camera online, I'd say there is no lens shade--a device to keep light from the sides from causing lens flare--and the camera lens, itself, was just too far extended and there was a lens shadow. You probably can't use the flash that close up and should back off and zoom in further. Experimenting would give you a sense of what situations will have a shadow of the lens or not.
Your ACR plug-in is old enough not use have Process Version 2012, yet, only 2010 and 2003 so Adobe didn't have the idea to put the selector down next to the camera profile. The toning options are better with Process 2012 so that would be a reason to upgrade, but I am not sure that the Camera Neutral profile in PSE9 would be different than PSE13. If Adobe changed the camera profiles then people's pictures would look different once they upgraded to a new version and that's not something that's supposed to happen.
You can certainly download the PSE13 trial and see if things look any different, but they may not: Download a free trial or buy Adobe products | Adobe downloads There would be newer minimum OS version requirements for the newer versions of Adobe software so check those out before trying to install, unless you're on Windows 7+ or OSX 10.8+ then it should be fine.
One more thing, the White-Balance tint is set to +10 by the camera:
This As Shot WB is more magenta and even when using the Adobe Standard profile, moving the Tint down to +0 makes things a little more green like your camera JPG. So there is more than just changing the camera profile that you can do:

How do I import video from a Sony DSC-HX100V Camera into iPhoto

How do I import video from a Sony DSC-HX100V Camera into iPhoto? . . . i can see all the photos but the videos are not visable (I also connected the SD card with a USB Sony SD Card Reader - again only the photos are accessible - no video files are shown) . . .

If you're shooting AVCHD then you'll need to upgrade to iPhoto 11v9.3 to import this material.
A note on AVCHD: This format was developed for people who are shooting to edit the material afterwards. If you're shooting to edit, then iMovie or Final Cut are the correct home for this material. If you're not shooting to edit consider using one of the other video formats on your Camera.

The new Sony DSC-RX10 Lens Profile does not appear in the Enable Lens Profile Develop Module.

The new Sony DSC-RX10 Lens Profile does not appear in the Enable Lens Profile Develop Module.
The wrong lens F3.5/6.3 profile is checkmarked and I can not find the new RX10 Sony 70-200 F2.8 G SMM11 profile. The meta data in the Library module correctly list the Sony RX10 and the Correct lens.
How may I select the correct lens profile for my Sony DSC-RX10?

Ask in the PS/ LR/ ACR forums
Mylenium

How can I get movies from my sony DSC-HX9V in AVCHD format to the mac?

I have recently received a Sony DSC-HX9V camera. It does movie recordings in AVCHD format. Is there a simple way to transfer these to imovie or elsewhere on my Mac? Any ideas please. Thank you.

Take a look at this compatibility chart:
http://help.apple.com/imovie/cameras/en/index.html?lang=en_US
and read the notes re. your model. So, the next best thing then would be MPEG Streamclip (free) which should be able to convert your footage to something iMovie can work with. Note: You may need to purchase the MPEG2 Playback Component from the Apple Store (less than $20) which may be needed (that depends on a) your OS version and b) the MPEG Streamclip version).

Download and play .MTS (HD pix from Sony DSC-TX10)in my i-Mac

Hi everyone!
I got stuck with this one.
Is there any apple app I can use to dowload HD (.MTS files from Sony DSC-TX10) so as to be able to visualize them on my i-Mac?
Many thanks!
Daniel

ddominguezp, if you want to also edit the .mts videos you may need to 're-wrap' the raw .mts files to get back all the folders and other files that would have been on the memory card when you first recorded your HD video clips. A lot people attempt to pull the video clips out of all the folders surround them and that causes problems for iMovie. iMovie by itself will not recognize the .mts files but needs all the pieces that would have originally come with the .mts file to work. I'm providing a link below to a discussion started by Karsten Schlüter that covers all the bases trying to get a .mts file back into iMovie. What you are trying to do in the end is 're-wrap' the .mts files with all the folders and files that are now missing.
another, free mts-to-mov tool

Sony DSC-TX1 MPEG4

Note: I had started a previous thread about a Canon PowerShot 1200 and how to get its Motion JPEG converted into a DV-AVI format for editing. My question below was in that thread. I think it got lost among the shuffle, so I'm starting a new thread...
Instead of getting the Canon PowerShot 1200, we ended up getting a Sony DSC-TX1 camera. This camera says it saves HD vido (1280 x 720p, 30fps, 9Mbps) to MPEG4 format, but I'm still curious about editing the footage in PRE7.
In the prior Canon thread, I was pointed to a Muvipix article on converting video, but I'm still a little confused. It looks like this camera would fall into the "Hybrid Solutions" category(?): MPEGs from Flash Drive Camcorders. It's really a P&S camera instead of a camcorder, I think it still applies.
But, most of the conversion info talks about converting to DV-AVI.
However, DV-AVI format won't support the 1280x720 HD specs, correct? So I'm guessing I would need to convert it to something else. HDV / MPEG / M2T / M2TS are all bandied about as options, but it's not real clear what the ideal is, nor whether I could/should use the footage as-is from the camera in MPEG4 format.
Should I be converting before editing? If so, to what should I be converting and what would be the best tool to do that?
Thanks!

Step 1.
I tried importing the Sony video, as-is, into a new PRE project using HDV 720 preset. It worked, although I had to hit Enter to render the video and it took 36 seconds to render a 15 second clip. After rendering, the clip had a green bar.
Step 2.
I installed the Sony software, but it didn't appear to install any additional codecs - the gspot info was exactly the same before and after the installation.
The software itself only had rudimentary video editing, and the only conversion option was to export the video as WMV at a max resolution of 640x480. Since it didn't appear to install any codecs that would be helpful and didn't offer any conversion functions, I uninstalled the Sony software.
Now.
While I'm glad PRE can import and render the video, I'd prefer to work with a format that doesn't require every clip to be rendered.
Given the gspot info below (the forum has attachments turned off, so I've typed in the info instead of a screen grab),
Is there a different PRE preset I could use that wouldn't require rendering, or
Is there a format I could convert to that wouldn't require rendering
GSpot Info:
Container:
MSNV: MPEG-4 (.MP4) for SonyPSP
- mp42: MP4 v2 (ISO 14496-14)
- isom: MP4 Base Media V1 (ISO 14496-12:20)
Audio:
Codec: mp4a: MPEG-4 AAC LC
Info: 24000Hz 64kb/s, mono
"1" is highlighted
Stat: Status Undetermined
Video:
Codec: mp4v
Name: MPEG-4 Video
Status: Codec Status Undetermined
MPG4 is highlighted
PVOP is highlighted
kbps: 9000
pic/s: 29.971
frame/s: 29.971
pic: 1280x720
sar: 16:9
par: 1.0 (1:1)
dar: 16:9

I just bought a Sony DSC-H1 camera... does it sync?

I just bought a Sony DSC-H1 camera and was wondering if anyone has been able to sync their photos to this? I just to see if I can use it as a back up, etc. Thanks in advance.

KimEfromnc
Unfortunately some sad folks like to come to the forum not to help but simply to pick arguments for their own amusments.
No digitial still camera by any major maker requires installing drivers from a CD or DVD. None.
The same is true of many scanners and copiers too, in the hands of a knowledgeable computer user. People running older systems that they don't understand or know how to use will disagree, of course, if they choose to be argumentative. Personally, I ignore usch people.
The common causes for your issue are
1. A USB fault. That might be a damaged cable, an issue with the USB ports on your computer or your camera. Easiest way to check: swap the cables, try a different port, make sure your camera is on and charged
2. Try use a USB Card Reader or the Card Reader port on your Mac, if it has one.
3. Another possibility is that the camera card may need to be reformatted - you do this with the camera only.

Tutorial for SONY DSC-T100 camera?

Hi,
I use a Power Mac G4; run MacOS OX Tiger 10.4.11. I need help in downloading pictures from my SONY DSC-T100 digital camera to my Mac. The instructions on the SONY Manual are mostly for Windows users, and are very vague for the Mac users. I need a step-by-step procedure to download pictures from my SONY camera to my Mac.
Sincerely,
Angel

I'm sorry, but there is no 10.7.5 - do you mean 10.4.x or 10.5.x or 10.6.x?
I asked because 10.6. (which you have now) no longer supports the classic environment, but previous OS's did. So, if the store "upgraded" you to the latest OS when you had it in for repair, then that would be the reason. So, if you can't remember which OS version was on it, I would call or go to the store and ask if they changed the OS version. Now, I'm not sure what a Sony Driver Disc is - do you mean it's the software that came with your camera? Depending on the format of your camera cards, you should be able to use a USB card reader instead which might be easier to deal with.

Leopard & Sony DSC T50 Camera - Slow Import of Photos

I have a Sony DSC T50 Camera and a Powerbook G4 running Leopard.
Under Tiger, importing photos from my camera was fast and easy.
Under Leopard, the function is so degraded as to be unusable.
20 minutes to rully ready the contents of the Memory Stick Pro Duo.
40 seconds per 800K image to import the photo using Image Capture.
After wiatinf forever, the transfer from Image Capture in iPhoto is quick and works just as it did under Tiger. It's the download that is the problem.
Same camera, same computer hardware; it worked great under Tiger, it doesn't work under Leopard.
Anyone else having similar problems?

First - I suggest posting this in the iPhoto forum - that is where the iPhoto gurus hang out - http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=227
Second have you tried capturing the photos using image capture (in your applications folder) instead of using iPhoto?
Third if that does not help purchase an inexpensive media card reader and try it - that will save wear and tear on your camera and eliminate the possibility of running out of battery while downloading which can corrupt things
LN

Our picture transfer from iphone, ipads and or Sony DSC-W150 camera ended when we changed int providers from xfinity to frontier. All attempts to troubleshoot have not corrected problem, HELP!!

Our picture transfer from iphone, ipads and or Sony DSC-W150 camera ended when we changed int providers from xfinity to frontier. All attempts to troubleshoot have not corrected problem. The only changes to the system that was functioning properly are Fios int service and router. All apple components are using the fios router. Can anyone Help get us up and running again? Thanks

How have you been making the physical connection from:
iPhone
iPads
Sony DSC-W150 camera
...to your Mac?
If WiFi, have you changed the WiFi encryption method or WiFi password? If so, each device need the new information netered into it manually to get onto your "new" WiFi Network.

Aperture and Sony DSC-T100 videos

Hi, I just installed Aperture 3 and imported my iPhoto library but I can't open any video I took with my Sony DSC-T100 camera. The error is "unsupported video format". Do someone know how to fix this problem?

Have you tried different levels of compression with Adobe DNG converter?
The footnote on the Raw Support page http://www.apple.com/aperture/specs/raw.html says:
Aperture works with most DNG files generated from cameras that support this format and with DNG files generated by the Adobe DNG Converter with the “Convert to Linear Image” option turned off.
If DNG converter does not work, use the software that a came with your camera. The manufacturer's software will give you the best possible raw development any, since they do know the camera best.
It is hard to predict, when the RAW support for this camera will released, you could try to shoot RAW&JPEG while you are waiting and import the files with the JPEG as original. This can be changed to RAW as original, when the RAW support is available.

Sony DSC-W1: Video imports w/o audio

My Sony DSC-W1 Digital Camera, which takes some pretty decent video, does not import the audio into iMovie. The video gets imported just fine, but the audio is not there.
The only way I could get around it was using Audio Hijack Pro to capture the audio for the video separately, and then importing that.
Does anyone have the same problem or know of a way to fix this?

Hi tannyra:
I think you hve found about the best way already...
The Man Dan Slagle explains it best..Read more here:
http://www.danslagle.com/mac/iMovie/tips_tricks/6018.shtml
Sue

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