Which PS Elements has min camera raw 7.3 plug-in?

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Photoshop Elements 8 and Camera Raw

I have Elements 8 installed on my Dell notebook (INSPIRON mini) I have installed the Camera Raw 5.5 plug-in and I am using a Nikon D90 camera.
The plug-in has been installed in "Program files/Adobe/Photoshop Elements 8/Plug-Ins/File Formats/ and the file name is Camera Raw.8BI
Every time I click on a NEF file to load into camera raw, a window appears in Elements saying reading camera raw format and a progress bar under it, when the file has been loaded it opens up in Elements and not in Camera raw. I am now at a lose as what else I can do to correct this problem.
Any ideas???

1) Location of Camera Raw Plugin
With PSE8, the file Camera Raw.8bi has been moved from
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop Elements 8.0\Plug-Ins\File Formats
to
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-Ins\Elements 8\File Formats
This is not documented in the ACR 5.5 Installation Guide yet, but PSE 8 comes with ACR 5.5 anyway.
2) ACR not loading, but PSE Editor
This sounds to me like the Screen Resolution Problem described here.
Beat Gossweiler
Switzerland

Does elements 8 support camera raw?

I am debating whether to upgrade my cs3 photoshop to cs4 or to purchase the less expensive elements 8. My biggest concern is whether or not elements 8 supports camera raw and does it have the same tools within camera raw that cs4 has. I really do not want to break the bank on photoshop cs4 or 5, but don't want to spend the money on elements to later realize that I may want more out of it. I am just a photo enthusiast right now, but plan on expanding my hobby in the near future.

Hi,
Yes, you would have Camera RAW in PSE 8 with all basic edits. Some options would not be available which are there in Photoshop howver.
You can try using a trial version of Elements 8 to decide if the options are of good use to you.

Photoshop Elements Help | Processing camera raw image files

This question was posted in response to the following article: http://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop-elements/using/processing-camera-raw-image-files.html

gegjr wrote:
When I selected "Save Image" there is an option to select the size of the JPEG preview. Is there anyway to extract the JPEG and does the JPEG contain the adjustments that were made to the Raw image?
The "Save image" command just saves (really converts) the original raw into another raw format : the DNG format created by Adobe to get a universal raw format instead of a specific raw format for each camera in the range of each camera manufacters... Using that feature is your choice.
And what you see in the bottom line : 8 bits or 16 bits has nothing to do with a preview, it is the choice of 'color depth' for the image the converters sends to the editor.
So, your choice is either :
- to click 'Done' which saves the settings of your conversion (white balance, exposure, clarity...) to a very small 'sidecar' file of the xmp type
- to 'Open' in the editor where you can work with all features of the editor (which include saving the output file in any format - jpeg - psd - tiff - png...
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1030798?tstart=0

Photoshop Elements 10 EditorへCamera Raw 6.6のインストール

Mac App Storeで購入したAdobe Photoshop Elements 10 Editorに、プラグインのCamera Raw 6.6をAdobeのサイトからダウンロードしてインストールしようとしましたが、できません。現在は、Camera Raw 6.5がインストールされています。Adobe Application Managerが立ち上がり、「該当するアプリケーションはありません」と表示されます。
どなたかうまくアップデートされた方はおられますか？
それともMac App Storeからアップデーターが出るのでしょうか？

ElephantSandwich wrote:
Thanks for the reply: I'm aware I can set the colour space in the editor but my concern is that if it's exported from Camera Raw as sRGB then converted to AdobeRGB that there may be some information loss, my thinking being that getting it right early is better than later. Am I right in thinking that converting from sRGB to ARGB will lose information, or more likely won't have the full information set in the first place because the initial export from RAW is to sRGB?
I have to say I find the subject of colour management quite mystifying ... but I gather I'm not alone in that.
Thanks again.
Keeping in mind that a raw file has no color profile (it's not even an 'image', it's a recording of light intensity for each of the photosites laid out in a 'Bayer pattern' with Red, Green and blue filters) and that your raw file information will never be altered by any converter, you can be sure that it is always possible to re-process the raw file to aRGB without any information loss.
You are perfectly right that the resulting image (psd, tiff, jpeg...) when you save from the editor will keep its color profile and that converting sRGB to aRGB won't add any useful information; that's what I said in the other post.
When I was experimenting on that matter with other users in another forum, I was able to select previously edited raw files containing subtle tones in green/cyan and re-process them in aRGB instead of sRGB and I got better results on my 6-inks home printer.
Don't believe all images will be better in aRGB, there are not necessarily 'out of gamut' colours in all of your pictures.
Edit
I just realized that I have missed to put the link to the other thread:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4619442#4619442

I just installed elements 11 with camera raw 7.1. My photos from iPhoto will not open in camera raw

I just installed elements 11 with camera raw 7.1 in my iMac. My raw photo files from iPhoto will not open in camera raw. The elements screen opens without a photo, but camera raw willnot open. Help.

You need to tell iphoto to send raw files out of iphoto or it will make its own conversion and send a pre-converted file. Go to the iphoto preferences>advanced and turn on this checkbox:

Has anyone encountered this error message with Adobe Camera Raw 6.3 Plug-in?

Ever since I installed the Adobe Camera Raw 6.3 Plug-in for Elements 8 I get the following error message when I launch Editor:
"The Application or DLL C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-Ins\Elements 8 \File Formats\Win 64\Camera Raw. 8 bi is not a valid Windows Image. Please check this against your installation diskette"
(As I downloaded the plug-in I don't have the option of checking against the installation diskette as the error message suggests.)
If I click OK on the error message the launch process re-commences and Editor eventually opens and operates effectively.
Does anyone have a suggestion about how I might remove this error message? Alternatively, do I run a risk by continuing to simply ignore the error message?
Thanks
Kinyo Jim

Delete the camera raw 8bi file from the File Formats folder.
Download ACR 6.2 and extract the files.
Drag the camera raw 8bi file from the download extract folder into the File formats folder.
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-Ins\Elements 8\File Formats\
If you are using a 64-bit edition of Windows, then move the plug-in file from the unzipped download folder by navigating to:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-Ins\Elements 8\File Formats\

Elements 11 using Camera Raw Plug-in version 6.2 on an Intel i3 platform?

Any problems running Elements 11 using Camera Raw Plug-in version 6.2 on an Intel i3 platform

Elements 11 comes with ACR 7.0 by default.
Please explain the issue in detail .

Updating photoshop elements 11 to camera raw 7.3

updating photoshop elements 11 to camera raw 7.3 but will not see aything past camera raw 7.2, please help.

Hi,
How are you trying to update camera raw to 7.3 version? Are you applying updates? Where are you looking for camera raw 7.3? Also, please share your OS details.
Please refer to the link for details around camera raw 7.3: http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/cameraraw7-3/
Please share details of the exact issue or a screenshot if the problem persists.
thanks.
~ Shefali

Elements 9 -Update Camera Raw

Failure to update Elements 9 with Camera Raw 6.7. Error U44M1P7

You're welcome. If you're wanting the ACR update because of a new camera that you need to support, you can always use the DNG converter:
http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5375
to convert the files for use in PSE9's ACR editor.
Ken

Will photoshop elements 12 have camera raw 8.6 support?

will photoshop elements 12 have camera raw 8.6 support?

Just a note abour the 8.5 update:
This morning, opening my computer I got a warning message from 'Adobe application manager' informing me of the availability of that update. I agreed an the update started. It soon stopped with a dialog asking me to stop 'elementsautoanalyzer.exe'. I was sure it was not running in the background. After checking that, I simply clicked on the 'continue' button and the update ran normally. The new version is good in the editor and the organizer.
So, if you get that message, don't panic...

My understanding was that Elements shipped with Camera Raw 6.6 which included the Adjustment Brush

I have bought Elements 10 and updated the Camera Raw to 6.6 but the Adjustment Brush & Graduated Filter do not appear in the Toolbar of the Workspace.
Emlyn

Adobe Camera Raw differences between Photoshop and Photoshop Elements

Elements, iphoto and camera raw

Hello
I have a few problems and hope someone can help me out. I installed Elements 9 (including the camera raw update), iphoto 11, Snow Leopard on my iMac. I did all of this so I can continue to shoot raw in my new camera, the Nikon D7000. I find I cannot import photos using the organizer from iphoto...it says iphoto has no media available to me... I cannot export from iphoto to Elements..I just get a blank screen. Does anyone know how to fix this issue? Am I missing something? I can drag jpegs into Elements but really went through all this upgrading and purchasing so i could shoot in raw. I have camera raw 6.6 installed, and cannot even find the camera raw window in Elements. I cannot load straight from the camera or card either... thanks in advance and I really hope someone has some ideas.
Shannon

Hello Shannon,
Let me clarify a few things based on what you have said so far.
First, the latest version of the Camera Raw plug-in is 6.3. By 6.6, I imagine you are referring to your version of the Mac OS: 10.6.6 (which is the latest version).
Second, in order to import images directly from your iPhoto '11 catalog into your Elements Organizer 9 catalog, you have to have the 9.0.2 update installed.
I refer you to the following documentation for further details:
Use Photoshop Elements 9.0 with iPhoto | Mac OS
Import media from iPhoto library (Mac OS only)
-Brett

Elements 8 and Camera raw

I have installed elements 8 on my Dell Inspiron mini and that works well. However I use a nikon D90 and am saving files in NEF format, in order to uwe this format I loaded Camera Raw and installed the files as indicated on the web site.
When I try to load a NEF file it is still loading dirtecty into Elements and not using tyhe camera raw plugin. Has any one had the same problem and if so how did you overcome it.
Help

Paige,
With PSE 8, Adobe dopped the minimum screen requirements from 768 high to 576 high. It appears that to meet those requirements, Adobe took a shortcut in at least two instances:
- When ACR is invoked, rather than showing the normal ACR editing window, it does the equivalent of the ACR Open Image command, opening the image directly in the Editor.
- The Advanced Dialog window of the Adobe Photo Downloader is not available.
I've seen no mention of these limitations in any Adobe literature. See these posts for more details:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2358011#2358011
http://forums.adobe.com/message/2358002#2358002
I wonder if there are other undocumented limitations in functionality when running on short screens.

Photoshop Elements 6.0 Camera Raw doesn't recognize my .RW2 files.

I downloaded the CameraRaw.8bi file, version 5.4.0.57 and copied it into: Program Files\Common Files\\Adobe\Plug-ins\CS2\File Formats after copying the old version to a safe place. I executed the CameraProfiles.exe program that was included in the ZIP file I downloaded. Elements 6 does not recognize my file format. I have a Panasonic LUMIX FZ28 that uses the .RW2 raw file format. The LUMIX FZ28 is included as a camera that this Raw Converter handles. The Read Me instructions for the install has the path as: Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-ins\CS3\File Formats, so I renamed my CS2 folder to CS3 and tried that, NO GO, still won't recognize the RW2 format, then I renamed the folder back to CS2. I don't know what else to do!! Can someone please help me? Thanks, Smokey Joe.

Camera RAW goes another place for Elements, not in the Photoshop Creative Suite subfolders. Scroll down further until you see a section specific to PSE 6 on Windows, or there are instructions on this page about 2/3 of the way down:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/407/kb407344.html

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