Viewing adjusted Raw pictures on iPad

I can't see adjusted Camera Raw files on my iPad after syncing with iTunes. Can you help?

Since Photoshop does not run on the iPad, I suggest you explore "Photoshop Touch" for the iPad, although I do not know if it supports raw files or not.
The Touch applications have their own separate forums.
http://forums.adobe.com/community/creative_cloud_touch_apps/adobe_photoshop_touch

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Hello, I have been experiencing similar problems and followed the suggestion and yes, the raw icon comes up as illustrated but there is nothing there to indicate any further action can be taken. So I am presuming that means it is installed and no further action required?
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Here's what action I've taken so far - restarted the computer (endlessly), checked the updates and installed them, checked I have the latest raw plug in (I do) and gone into edit/update thumbnail (doesn't do a thing) - and torn out a fair amount of my hair. So anyone out there experienced this and can give me some advice? Please?
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What is your workaround - removing RAW files from iPad without a computer

Hello
Over the last couple days I have searched virtually the entire web for a solution for a photo workflow that would allow me to only have my ipad with me when I am on a vacation and still being able to review my images without running out of memory.
Here's the issue on which I couldn't find any solution:
When using the ipad with the camera connection kit (CCK) then the import function will always copy the raw files along with the jpg to the ipad. There is no way of selecting to only import the jpg files.
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Does anybody know a decent solution?
My goal would be:
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You don't need to do raw processing on iPad, if you shoot in RAW+JPEG mode. Then, you can preview JPEG on iPad and leave RAW processing for when you get home to your computer. The trouble is that iPad imports both RAW+JPEG and runs out of space; which is difficult to recover because iPad lacks "delete all raw" button.
Thousands of photographers have been asking for this workflow for years. Apple knows, but Apple chose to do nothing. I'm giving up on Apple.
Does anyone know of a 3rd party app which can use Camera Connection Kit to import only JPEG versions of photos from an SD card or a camera? Does this app allow one to select all pictures and delete them after they are no longer needed on the iPad?
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After upgrading from ios 7 to ios 8 the viewing of raw photos (nikon NEF) in the photos app became very slow.
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Yes. It has been sped up, but only a little.. It's still freezing on images and crashing.
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Hi, RGS1288
When Hatstead asks "Did you save the edited files as JPEG or PSD files?" we are expecting answers to this question, because this will help us understand exactly what you have done. We are not expecting you to write another paragraph without answering to this question.
When they are saved they only save to adobe photo shop I use windows and want them saved in there RAW format so I can view them in the orgional folder
Adobe software will not save a RAW. Furthermore, if you want to view the photo via Windows, you would need to save it as a TIF or JPG or (maybe PSD). And you probably need to make sure the file associations are set properly so these photos will open in Windows Picture Viewer. But I wonder why any of this is necessary, the RAW photo (and any other photo) can be easily viewed in PSE Organizer (or Editor), so why bother with Windows Picture Viewer now? It just seems like the requirement to view in Windows Picture Viewer is just making things more complicated.

Cannot send RAW Pictures per Mail

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Has anybody the same foult?

Those raw files are too large for email. Most email providers have a 10 mb limit. The files from your camera are much larger. To transer large files you can use an ftp server (Goodreader is a great app that handles large files and connects to ftp servers and much more).

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