When will LR support Nikon D750 RAW files?

I bought the D750 and LR/CR/PS won't open the files..
Thanks!

Support for Nikon D750

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When can we expect Elements to support Nikon D750 raw files

When can we expect Elements to support Nikon D750 raw files? What are my options in the interim. I noted that some had used a program, EXIFChanger, to edit their D750 raw files, with a name change, to Nikon D5300 raw files. Unfortunately that program runs on a MAC platform only and I have Windows computers.
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See that discussion in the Adobe Camera Raw forum:
ACR to support Nikon D750

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I have PhotoshopElements 11, which I am gradually getting to grips with. Recently I purchased the Nikon D750and found to my dismay that PhotoshopElemants 11 does not suppost the NEF files and in order to process my images had to convert these files to dng. format using the 8.7 dng converter. Somewhat vexing since this is a departure from my usual processing method. (with my Nikon D7100 I could open the Raw Files in the ARC contained within PSE 11. I don't know whether there is an update for PSE11 which I need to down load (can't find one ) which will enable me to return to my hitherto practice or I need to purchase PSE13. Clearly I need to establish whether PSE13 supports Nikon D750 Raw Files.
Please help!!!!!

Why not get PSE13 now from this link and test it for free for 30 days. Validate with your 24 digit serial number when you buy from your favourite retailer. No uninstalling or re-installing is required - click here for PSE downloads

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I firmly disencourage people to purchase Aperture these days.
To everyone asking me for advise as a Pro photographer.
Apple attitude on this issue is of abandonement and ignorance of users needs.
Unfortunately, the feeling is that this is going to be the permanent standard.
They are not providing translations, not providing support to models such as X-Pro1 that has received inmediate reaction from major developers, neither do care for users that openly claim for RAW support for an extended model as X-10.
This is somehow another sign of apple arrogance in term of market predominant coompany.
If Apple do not begin to lose sales and an importan market share this is going to be worse and worse.
Best way: Ignore Aperture.
Adobe is nowadays the ONLY option for photographers.
I don't like Lightroom so I must select my shots with Photo Mechanic, or Xnview and then go to photoshop.
Sick of Apple.

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Does the latest version of dng converter convert Nikon D750 raw files to dng files? If not, is Adobe going to come out with a version that does soon? I am using PS5.5 and have been converting raw files from a previous camera to dng files and then working on them in my version of PS, not sure how to handle D750 files...
Thanks...

No one outside of adobe knows when the will release software the Nikon D750 was announce what a week ago. Nikon must have software to convert NEF RAW files to RGB images. Nikon | News | Digital SLR camera D750

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Camera Raw plug-in | Supported cameras
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/408/kb408941.html
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I have Photoshop CS5 with the latest ACR installed. ACR opens the Nikon P7000 NWR raw files just fine, but Bridge doesn;'t seem to recognize them. I have the latest version of Bridge installed as well. I did an update in Bridge and it said it was the latest version, so I believe it. Does the latest Bridge support Nikon P7000 raw files?

[email protected] wrote:
Any idea why ACR is working fine with the P7000 raw images and Bridge doesn't recognize them?
If you tried to browse the P7000 files before updating Camera Raw you may need to purge the cache for that folder. In Bridge select Tool, Cache, Purge Cache for "xxxx" folder. (xxxx being the folder you are trying to browse).

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iPhoto seems to handle RAW conversions very well and simply, although it's not as refined as the high end apps. This together with organising features are probably what make you find it so easy. Remember though that when you display/tweak RAW files, iPhoto will be creating a file to store these changes as the RAWs do not get directly manipulated. As all this is done behind the scenes again this probably makes it seem easy.
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Nikon D750 raw files

When will Lightroom support raw files from the Nikon D750?

Must be one of the most frequently asked questions in the last few weeks. Many threads on the forum already. In short: next version will likely support the native raw. Any time now we will probably see it but nobody knows for sure outside of Adobe.
That said, you can do raw files from the D750 in Lightroom right now already since Adobe has released DNG converter ( Adobe Photoshop Camera Raw 8.7 Release Candidate | digital camera raw file support - Adobe Labs it's the second download) that supports D750 raw files. Just run your nef files through this and you'll get dng files that will work perfectly in Lightroom. There is no quality loss when doing this and the files will work like any raw file but you don't get all the camera matching profiles in Lightroom yet. That will only come when Lightroom fully supports the camera. At that point the dng files will get the camera matching profiles too.

Dear Adobe - When will LR5 support Nikon D7200

As I followed the 'help' section of the product I pay you $10/month for, and this is the place you sent me to, and no other way to to contact the company that I pay $10/month to....
When will D7200 from Nikon RAW format be supported.
Once again, though I read on other threads that Adobe does not read these, the Adobe CONTACT US links send me here!!!!

Bob / Adobe if your reading
First , I feel I am getting good service from Adobe, as they turned around a version that supported my new camera with a new format in about a month and that was good.
What do I expect?
$10/ Month = $120/year, or $240 over the last 2 years..... AND if you read the small print it is actually $120, payed over 12 months, you MUST PAY the FULL $120 each year, it is not just $10.
Unfortunately I expect as little as they can provide and keep me as a customer. That is the new model, right? Not customer first, but rather a service model like Comcast. Until customer leave you, no need to improve service. Keep churn (number of customer leaving, verse joining) to a reasonable level, and ARPU (average revenue per user) will remain.
Do I need direct support? Well not if the community support helps first, no. If it does not, then yes, I think I do.
Not a flame of you, but rather in the world of software developers bringing new products to market quick, the competition is rising, and to create customer loyalty and continue the $10/month should be of interest to Adobe, or their churn will increase. If I made money from my pictures, $10 would be peanuts, I do not, and $120/year to index, publish and edit is always under scrutiny.
I am looking at open source alternative to PS LR CC when my contract is up (much like I review my Cell plan) to unlock me from the must pay to play. I will PROBABLY stay, as the value of the software with the support level out weighs the lack of features with better support in open source.... I will PROBABLY stay with CC verse perpetual licensing to get new features as the arrive, even though I use less than 20% of what is there now.
just my 2 cents...

Photoshop CS4 will not open Nikon (NEF) raw files.

I recently tried CS6 Suite. Trial was over and I went back to Photoshop CS4. However, it would not open Nikon (NEF) raw files. I uninstalled and re-installed the PS CS4. This did not fix the problem. Can anyone help?
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Derrick

NEF files from which Nikon camera?

When will Adobe support Nikon NRW file format?

Adobe guys and ladies,
Is there any information that you can add to the dialog shown below that will help me decide if the NRW format used by the Nikon P7000 P&S will be compatible with my >> 10,000 image Lightroom collection?
thanks,
WK
Customer 09/15/2010 11:13 AM
I now shoot topside and underwater (using an Ikelite housing) with a D300S. My work flow is to copy the nef files to Lightroom 3 (for Mac) as dng files for tweaking either in LR3 or occasionally in Photoshop. I'm presently considering a P&S such as the P7000 but I'm concerned that the proprietary nrw format will be a "deal killer". How do I convert nrw files to either raw, nef or dng but not tif? WK
Response 09/15/2010 10:25 PM
HI Thanks for the question. As with any new model software to convert RAW images will have to be updated for newer models. The Microsoft WIC compatible NRW should easily be read and converted by your software once they update for the newer model. Of course for the best conversion we'd recommend using Nikon Capture NX2. Thanks -David
Customer 09/16/2010 08:35 AM
Hi, The issue of file incompatibility is of great concern for many potential P7000 buyers. Let me ask the question a bit differently: Can the NRW format used by the P7000 camera be read directly (or converted to NEF or DNG formats) by available Mac software such as Aperture, iPhoto, Adobe Lightroom 3 or Adobe Photoshop 5? thanks, WK
Response 09/16/2010 08:35 AM
HI Thanks for the update. I'm sorry but you'd have to ask Adobe and Apple about their plans to support the P7000 images. I'd guess based on their support for other RAW format we've produced that they would but since it is their software they would be the ones who could answer. Sorry we can't help more. -David

clvrmnky wrote:
Of course, Nikon does its best to obfuscate their file formats...
That's a load of CR@P - please cease this continued misinformation.
Even in the earliest days when Nikon encrypted their white balance, it was decryptable via the Nikon SDK (without having to use the rendering feature as well...). Its just that Adobe wasn't using the SDK because the Nikon formats are all based on tif and as such are easy enough for Adobe to deal with without resorting to the SDK that they hadn't bothered. At that time, Thomas Knoll made some off-hand remarks that started a huge wave of misinformation that has been propagated on the internet ever since. In my opinion, he owes Nikon and the photography community an official public apology.
Nikon's purpose in controlling access to the information in NEFs was aimed at quality control, so idiots like me didn't start futzing with their camera data via plugins and fly-by-night applications and smearing Nikon's good name to people who didn't know enough not to blame things on Nikon. In the beginning, Nikon required approval before releasing their SDK to third party vendors. Now, it is available immediately to anyone willing to fill out a form on their website (and it includes complete documentation). Until you, or anybody else claiming this that or the other thing about the accessibility of information in Nikon's camera files, downloads the SDK and plays with it, to see for yourself, you don't know what you are talking about.
The fact that there was a delay between the release of the P6000 and its support in CaptureNX does not prove anything except Nikon was eager to release the camera, and followed up with changes to the SDK and/or CaptureNX after the fact.
I apologize if the tone of this post seems stern, but in my opinion, its time for the misinformation to stop, and the huge body of erroneous information on the internet to begin to be dismantled.
Note: I am not a Nikon defender. I just don't like to see people being unfair to them.
Rob

When will Lightroom recognize Nikon D750?

When will Lightroom be updated to recognize the new Nikon D750 camera?

Hi Rob,
Yes this is just a hack. Not a recommended long term solution.
I'm sure Adobe will come out with an update soon.
I am currently shooting raw and jpg.
Best to backup your original files just in case something goes wrong.
I have not had anything strange happen yet. But who knows.
Because its a raw image.. you are adjusting white balance, sharpness, contrast, etc. anyways.
The Nikon d810 was released July 17, 2014
Adobe released Camera Raw 8.6 with support for D810 on July 28th.
Lets hope the turn around for the d750 is the same.

Unable to open Nikon D750 RAW files in CS6

Hi all, this is my first time on the forum so please go easy on me!
I have been running cs6 on an iMac Snow Leopard version up until today and have had no problems opening any raw files from either my Nikon D700 or D4. Today I decided I should update my OS and am now running Yosemite.
I Did this as my assistant at a recent wedding has provided me with raw files from a Nikon D750 and I was unable to open them or even update the camer raw plugin through snow leopard (I took a 'if it's not broke then dont fix it' approach to software updates!).
I have now run updates for photoshop through the Help / Updates tabs and these are all up to date.
I have also updated camer raw / dng converter to version 8.8 which supports the D750.
however, I am now no longer able to open any raw files through photoshop. I just get a message saying photoshop does not recognise the file type. I cannot even view the thumbnails of the D750 images in finder.
I Have found the camer raw plugin in my files (through library / Adobe / plugins / cs6 etc.) but this is still detailing a 7.1 version plugin from 2012. I have also found the dng converter version 8.8 in one of the main folders which is different to the existing plugin location although I feel I am out of my depth with this now.
I am obviously doing something incorrect but I'm not sure what. Any help would be extremely appreciated.
many thanks.
Phil

Hi John,
I am running Plugin version 7.3.0.71 (dated 2012). I suppose I need to remove this plugin and replace it with the 8.8 version DNG converter do I?
At the risk of sounding simple, what is the difference between a Camera Raw Plugin and DNG Converter?
At the moment the Camera Raw plugin is in the following folder: Library / Application Support / Adobe / Plug-Ins / CS6 / File Formats.
The new 8.8 DNG Converter is located in directly in the Applications folder.
Yesterday I tried replacing the plugin with the DNG converter in the File Formats folder but this didn't seem to do anything (I deleted the camera raw plugin at the same time).
Thanks for your reply and I hope the above means something to you.
Phil

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