Sony RX100 Import

How do I get Lightroom 5 to load up automatically after I have connected it and turned it on (I have selected Preferences>General and ticked the show dialog box and secondly how do I get Lightroom to show the "source" as a Sony camera and not some strange acronym hidden in a section called "NO NAME"?

here is the list of supported RAW - I did not see a Sony Rx100 on the list - suggest to Apple - iPhoto menu ==> provide iPhoto feedback
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I've shot AVCHD 1080p60 and 1080i60 movies and either do not show up. Even though it's written that 1080i60 files should be recognized. Maybe the support for the RX100 is still be worked on. I know Aperture and Lightroom don't support Sony RX100 RAW yet either.

That camera is so new that you're just going to have to wait for RAW support. Your option, in the meantime, is to use the Camera Raw conversion.
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I have lightroom 4 installed on my Mac. I recently purchased a sony rx100 III and version 4 doesn't recognize the camera and won't import images. Is there an update to version 4 that I could download to fix the problem?

Camera Raw plug-in | Supported cameras
Unfortunately, the Sony RX100 III was first supported in Lightroom 5.5.
Retrospective support is never provided meaning earlier versions will never be able to open Raw files from that camera.
Choices:
Upgrade to Lightroom 5.6
Join the Cloud to get Lightroom 5.6
Free option: download the Adobe DNG converter, convert all RX100 III files to DNG format then edit the DNGs in Lightroom 4
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Downloading video from sony rx100 camera

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I have a new RX100 Sony camera (PAL version).
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Adobe Bridge CS6 (Mac) won't open .arw files from my Sony RX100. How do I get and install the right version of Camera Raw?

Adobe Bridge CS6 (Mac) won't open .arw files from my Sony RX100. I was told to update Camera Raw to at least 7.2. I tried to download this but got a DNG Converter instead. Where is Camera Raw? (it does not show up in a search of my hard drive. There is a folder of camera profiles but no extension or plug-in with this name). How do I find out what version I have already? How do I get the correct version? . . . OR . . . is it the case that Bridge will never open Sony raw files directly and I will have to do a separate conversion process every time I want to use a raw file??. Can someone explain this?
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A Good samaritan answered this for me on another forum
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Sony RX100: quality of RAW conversions in LR 4.2 RC

Hi,
I've just purchased a Sony RX100 as a replacement for an aging Canon S90. Before that I've tried the fantastic Olympus OM-D (but returned it because of a - for me - serious issue with the Sony-sourced sensor, see here http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/readflat.asp?forum=1008&message=42126356 and because the support for camera calibration profiles in LR was non-existing). I'm happy to concede that I'm spoiled by the fantastic support LR provides for my D700 and even, S90 RAW images...
So with that background I've approached the RX100 images with a healty portion of scepticism. What I've found surprised me:
1) the standard Adobe Standard camera calibration setting gave the best results, the other profiles gave strange (magenta) color casts, especially with direct sun light.
2) I've found that images taken in parallel with my old S90 to give much nicer colors (though of course with a lot less resolution and more noise) - but again the colors looked much nicer, especially skies, greenery etc. I've also noted (and this was also present with the OM-D images) that the Sony image conversions has a touch too much red tint, which I had to correct manually (this doesn't happen with D700 and S90 images).
So, I'd like to post my first impressions here for comments ;-)
Did anybody else have similar results? Maybe I did something wrong?

Is the DNG opened in PS as a normal picture (not in the ACR dialoge!) with the title "xyz.DNG"? If that is the case, it is actually correct. When LR detects a compatible ACR (which happened after you installed ACR 6.7), it will pass the raw/DNG directly to PS without rendering a TIFF on its own. The file name indicated by photoshop is the original raw/DNG file then.
When you save the picture in photoshop, it will create the actual image file using the file type and other options (color space, bit depth...) you configured in Lightroom. So the outcome of the whole "edit in..." action is exactly what you want, with Photoshop creating the image file at the time you save it.
P.S. What happened before updating to ACR 6.7 was that probably sometimes before, the ACR compatibility warning dialog appeared and you chose "render using lightroom", causing LR to produce the TIFF file on its own and Photoshop to load that TIFF file, and consequently also displaying "xyz.TIFF". Now that LR considers ACR 6.7 as compatible, that behaviour is replaced with the new behaviour as described above - and the warning dialog no longer appears.

Raw File update: how to open Sony RX100 III files in CS5?

I cannot download updates for CS5 Extended for Sony Raw.
How can I update my Photoshop CS5 Extended to permit it to handle Raw files from my Sony RX100 III on my Mac?

Camera Raw plug-in | Supported cameras
Camera Raw-compatible Adobe applications
The RX100 III was first supported in Camera Raw 8.5 which is only compatible with CS6 and later.
So there is no Camera Raw plugin for CS5 which will open Raw files from that camera.
Options:
1. Upgrade to CS6
2. Join the Cloud
3. Free option: download the Adobe DNG Converter, convert all RX100 III Raw files to DNG format then edit the DNG files in CS5 Photoshop Help | Digital Negative (DNG)

Lack supporting Sony RX100 II in Adobe Camera RAW

Please, integrate full support Sony RX100 & RX100 II to Adobe Camera RAW. This is a very good and expensive cameras. I replace my Nikon D5100 with Sony RX100 II, and second gives better quality despite very small size. But support in Camera RAW limited to opening ARW files — there are no lens profiles for this cameras: automatic correction of chromatic aberration, distortion and vignetting does not work.

Hi,
That specific camera doesn't seem supported as far as lens correction profiles in the latest camera raw 8.2 in photoshop cs6/cc, but you could download the
the Adobe Lens Profile Downloader and search for one.
http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/extend.displayTab2.html
The best match i could find is for the Sony RX100, so you can try them and see if they are satisfactory.
After you download the profile(s), they should show up in camera raw.

I'm running LR 4.4. Just picked up a Sony RX100 M3 cam. It's RAW files are not supported within my version. Is there a free update still available for my version or do I need to purchase an upgrade to LR5?

I'm running LR 4.4. Just picked up a Sony RX100 M3 cam. It's RAW files are not supported within my version. Is there a free update still available for my version or do I need to purchase an upgrade to LR 5?

Camera Raw plug-in | Supported cameras
The Sony RX100 III was first supported in Lightroom 5.5.
There will be no updates for older versions.
So your choices:
Upgrade to Lightroom 5, or
Download the free Adobe DNG converter, convert all Raw files from the RX100 III to DNG format then edit the DNGs in Lightroom 4.4
Photoshop Help | Digital Negative (DNG)

Sony RX100 Raw in Lightroom 4?

Has Adobe published anything in LR4 to handle raw files from Sony RX100?

I have Canons and I got the RX100 as a pocket point-and-shoot. It does a great job for that, a good solid all-around P&S camera. I find the low-light settings a bit frustrating, but in a very low-light situation I just set it on manual at a high shutter speed and get some pictures that I'm very happy about.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/metasailor/8595137861/in/set-72157633102253533/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/metasailor/sets/72157633102253533/with/8595137861/

I have a sony rx100 and my version of lightroom (4) will not recognize the raw (.ARW) files. Please help!

I have a sony rx100 and my version of lightroom (4) will not recognize the raw (.ARW) files. Please help!

I have version 4.4.1 on my computer now, which is functioning properly - but does not read the .ARW files. When I download the link you sent and try to open it, it pops up as version 5 and I get this image (attached). This is my first time in one of these threads, not sure if i have to reply to each of you individually?
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Anyone else seeing distortion on raw Sony RX100 images again?

This issue has occurred at least twice since the Sony RX100 came out, and has been fixed twice, but now I seem to be experiencing it a THIRD time. Is it just me, or is this happening to anyone else again-again-again?
I'm running the latest Mavericks, the latest iPhoto, and whatever the current version of Camera RAW is as of June 2014. I don't know exactly when this "happened" because I haven't edited much in the past month or two, but what I'm seeing is that my raw images from my RX100 are randomly displaying distorted (as if the lens data is being interpreted incorrectly) either in view mode, editing mode, or both. The thumbnail view is always correct...which is the dead giveaway that something is amiss and the images are in fact showing up "wrong."
If nobody else is seeing this, I'll just make sure my library is safely backed up and wipe my notebook completely and see if I can fix it. However if others are seeing this please chime in so we'll all know we're not crazy and so we can collaborate on getting Apple made well aware that this has somehow broken yet one more time...

It's super frustrating too, because the editing window comes up correctly at first...but after about a second the image stretches out and looks all wonky.
Try, if reprocessing the RAW files will help.
Export one of the distorted files (File > EXport, Kind Originial), and then reimport it.
That should reprocess the original RAW file, using the reinstalled RAW support.
Can you now edit the file? If yes, back up your iPhoto library and try, if rebuilding the library will reprocess all RAW files.

Sony RX100 raw files converted with DNG converter not recognizable

Since installing Maverick 10.9.4 on the Mac, Sony RX100 raw files converted with DNG converter are no more recognizable.
Somebody else the same problem?

I know my DNG files themselves and the info they contain are fine. But they're not properly supported in Mavericks 10.9.4 and I don't plan on switching to Windows. A file that I converted to a DNG using Adobe software is now listed as an unrecognized file in OSX. No thumbnails, no iPhoto, no Aperture. Essentially, no support. And this is a problem. A quick search will show you people with various Sony cameras (A7, RX100 mkI and mkIII, at least) having the same problem.
No matter where the blame falls, the simple fact is that if you shoot with various Sony cameras, use Adobe software to convert the file to DNG and happen to be an OSX user, you're files are no longer compatible with OSX or Apple's photo software. They will only open in Adobe software. You literally get a warning message from OSX saying, this is an unsupported file type when you try and open it.
Like I said previously, I've had a managed iPhoto library for about 5 years now, numerous hours of tagging and organzing, and every DNG file converted from a Sony ARW RAW is currently unsupported. Original ARW files work just fine. It's nuts. Maybe it's Adobe's fault. Maybe it's Apple's fault. It really doesn't matter. If DNG is not a reliable standard format under certain edge cases (Sony ARW, DNG converter, OSX Mavericks), it's not a reliable standard format at all. I just hope that Apple or Adobe figures this out, so that I can get those photos back.
In the mean time, certain users such as myself just can't rely on DNG. End of story.

Sony XDCAM import plugin for FCPX - Not working

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