Which version Of Camera Raw for PSE 6

Can anybody enlighten me as to which version of Camera RAW I need to download for use with PSE6 in order to handle .ARW files from My Sony Alpha 350?

Looks like you need Camera Raw 4.6: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4036
Look in the Camera Raw 4.6 ReadMe to see that the Sony A350 is supported.
The above link is the update for PC. You didn't say whether you have a Mac or PC.
The following would be the equivalent Mac update: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4035
-Noel

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Wat is de nieuwste versie van Adobe Camera Raw voor PSE 11? What is the newest version of Adobe Camera Raw for PSE 11?

Camera raw 7.4
FAQ: Will Photoshop Elements work with my camera, or Why won't my raw files open?
You should be able to use Help>Updates from within the pse 11 editor to get camera raw 7.4 if you don't already have it.
You can use the 8.7 dng converter if your camera requires a newer version of camera raw
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Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Windows
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Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Macintosh
If you have windows xp , vista or mac os x 10.6.8, then use the 8.3 dng converter
how to use the dng converter
Camera Raw: How to use Adobe DNG Converter - YouTube

Update Camera Raw for PSE 8.0

Hi, what's the latest version of Camera Raw that can be used with PSE 8.0?

Thanks so much. I thought it might have been 6.2, but wanted to be sure. The list is very helpful, too.
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Date: Thu, 2 Aug 2012 14:15:54 -0600
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Subject: Update Camera Raw for PSE 8.0
Re: Update Camera Raw for PSE 8.0
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Camera raw 6.2 Here's a list: http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/camera-raw-compatible-applic ations.html If you need to open files from a newer camera you could use the 7.1 DNG Converter to convert the files to dng copies which will open in pse 8.

How to tell: Which version of camera raw do I have?

How to tell which version of camera raw I have? The only Google search I found answering this question refers to is 2 years old and seems to no longer apply. There is no File, Edit etc. menu on the new version of Camera Raw with (Photoshop/Bridge CS6). I do use Adobe Application Manager to do my updates telling me if a new version exists or not, nevertheless I would like to know.

The F key works as described for me in CS6-ACR7.4 with ACR as the window with focus. The same function is available using the double-arrow-window icon at the right of the Preview checkbox near the top right of the preview area.
When in full-screen mode there is no title bar, but when I press the F key or click the double-arrow, again, ACR becomes smaller and I can see the title bar that includes the ACR version and camera model. This is on Windows7-64-bit on a 1600x1050 monitor. Perhaps you’re ACR’s title bar is off the top of the screen so you can’t see it, or maybe ACR optimizes some things if you have a smallish display—do you?
A plug-in is a program that interfaces with another program but is not independently runnable application, itself, bit is independently updatable, so in this instance, Photoshop doesn’t need to be downloaded and installed every time Adobe adds support for a few more cameras.

Which version of camera raw will work with elements 9 and a Nikon D5100? How do I download photos to it?

I have Photoshop Elements 9 and use a Nikon D5100. I have downloaded camera raw 6.5 but cannot download photos to it. Does camera raw start automatically or do I have to manual start it?

That did I, thanks.
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I downloaded the newest version of camera raw for LR. I have LR4 and can not import photos from my new Nikon D750. The download said it was sucessful but I still can not import photos.

I downloaded the newest version of camera raw for LR. I have LR4 and can not import photos from my new Nikon D750. The download said it was sucessful but I still can not import photos.

Lightroom doesn't use the Camera Raw plug-in. So downloading the latest Camera Raw didn't do anything at all for you. The only way to update or upgrade Lightroom is to obtain the latest version. If you have Lightroom 4 then the last version of Lightroom you can have at no additional cost is Lightroom 4.4.1. If the camera you are using requires anything newer than what is supported and that version of Lightroom then it will require an upgrade to Lightroom 5.

DNG CONVERTER:Which version of Camera Raw should I choose?

What I need to uinderstand, is what are the real benefits of converting RAW files into DNG for the newest version of Camera Raw( not compatible with older versions)? ( dng CONVERTER/ PREFFERENCES)
If I convert a RAW file for use in older versions of Camera Raw, the created DNG file will also be compatible with the newer versions of Camera Raw. But if I convert the RAW file into a DNG for the latest version of Camera Raw, the DNG file will not be compatible with older versions of Camera Raw.
Therefore, can somebody explain me the reason to convert Raw files into the latest version of Camera Raw? ( Enhanced metadata? ... what?)
THANKS

JOSE LUIS BLANCO wrote:
1. Im building my personal image database in an external HDD, based on DNG files.
2. DVDs are only for original Backup purpose. Not to manage my database/image bank
I personally feel it's a bad idea to use DVDs or any other optical media for long-term storage purposes. They are fine for short term storage or for transferring a small number of files between systems. LR requires that image files be kept in the same folder and subfolder locations, which is why you should never move files or folders outside of LR. It will be very difficult to restore the raw files to the exact same folder hierarchy as the DNGs with them stored on multiple DVDs.
JOSE LUIS BLANCO wrote:
3. As a cheap security and diversified tool to keep my original raw files, DVDs are ok. Having all my backup in an external HDD I dont like it that way.Preffer to have my images spread in 50 DVDs rather than only one external HDD.
I don´t like to put all the eggs on the same basket. Diverisifcation is a wise idea.
You can place the raw files on a separate external HDD so "all your eggs" aren't in one basket. Just make sure you retain the same folder and subfolder orginization as used on the primary DNG external HDD.
Are you also backing up your DNG files and LR catalog(s) to a 2nd separate backup drive? This is advisable for backup purposes if you want to be able to restore the catalog(s) and DNG files should your primary external HDD fail.

Latest version of camera raw for elements 11

When I click on about plug in--camera raw it says version 7.4.0.137. Is that the latest version for PSE 11. I have version 8.2 of the DNG loaded. I have a canon 60D and a 70D. Do I have to continue converting to DNG before I can open camera raw files? If Iupgraded to PSE12 would this solve the problem so I do not have to convert to dng before doing edits.

PSE11 shipped with ACR 7.1 and should be updatable to ACR 8.0.
You need ACR 8.2 or higher to work with the 70D so need PSE12 or DNGC 8.2.
PSE13 probably ships in about a month, if things continue as they have the last few years.
References:
http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/global/camera-raw-compatible-applications.html
http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_Photoshop_Elements

What version of Camera Raw does PSE 10 use?

PSE 9 (which I have) uses 6.5. I am told the version that Photoshop uses has a selective application brush, which 6.5 does not have. Perhaps PSE 10's converter has this feature?

No pse 10 (camera raw 6.7) still has the same basic features as camera raw 6.5 in pse 9.

CS5 RAW Could not complete your request because the file appears to be from a camera model which is not supported by the installed version of Camera Raw. Please visit the Camera Raw help documentation for additional information.

I rented a Nikon D600 & D610 and CS5 cannot open the RAW files, i do not have any issued with my D700 RAW files. I am getting this error message -
Could not complete your request because the file appears to be from a camera model which is not supported by the installed version of Camera Raw.
Please visit the Camera Raw help documentation for additional information.
Can anyone please help?

yellowmledbetter wrote:
Sorry, I am on a MAC. I downloaded the link you provided and it's giving the same error message as above. Running CS5.
The error message you gave is from Camera Raw. I thought you said that DNG Converter didn't work?
The link I gave you is an article on getting your raw files to open in Camera Raw. Did you read it? I lazily gave you the link because this is one of the most common problems in this forum, and I get tired of saying the same thing over and over again. I could break it down for your specific case, but I was hoping you could read through the article and work it out for yourself.
But, here goes:
Your cameras are newer than your raw converter, so it won't understand them.
CS5 comes with Camera Raw 6, which can only be upgraded as far as 6.7.1. You can find out which version of Camera Raw you are running in three ways: in the settings title bar (Cmd-K), in the plug-in title bar (press F to start/stop full-screen mode to reveal the title bar), or Photoshop's Help menu (About Plug-ins).
Downloading raw files from newer Nikon cameras with old versions of Nikon Transfer will actually make them unreadable in Adobe software. They can be fixed with a free utility. Again, it's all in the linked article. You should be using up-to-date Nikon Transfer, or Adobe Photodownloader to avoid this problem.
All being well, you have good raw files on your computer. You can convert them to dng using Adobe DNG Converter. IF you are on OSX Leopard or Snow Leopard, you CAN'T use the latest version, because Adobe stopped support. But, if you ARE on a later OSX, you can download DNG Converter 8.6.
DNG Converter is designed to convert FOLDERS of raw files at a time. You select a folder of raw files, and tell it to create DNG copies. BUT, you have to set up the converter before you start using it...
If you load up DNG Converter, you'll notice a button labelled "Change Preferences". Clicking this, you'll see the first option is "Compatibility". Here, you must select the appropriate setting for the version of Camera Raw you HAVE (see above). If you can't work this out, just pick "Camera Raw 5.4 and later". THEN pick a folder of raw files and convert them to DNGs.
All the above is already in the article, but I gave you a personalised response. If you still can't get it to work, please give us more than one sentence. Tell us exactly what you tried, and describe exactly what happened. Which version of OSX you're running, what device and software you downloaded your raw files with, how you used DNG Converter, and so on.
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Camera raw for sony alpha 7 and PS 5

HI
I am an amateur photographer and am very happy in my little PS5 world. I do not want to commit to PS6 and the CC and a lifetime of fees. I am, unfortunately, thinking about getting the sony alpha 7. It is unclear to me if camera raw 6.7 will support it. I have read 2 different answers on the internet
I love camera raw in PS. If I can't open these images in PS, can I do it in lightroom? Does lightroom have a nice camera raw? (I am using camera raw 6.3 and it is wonderful.)
Is there any easy answer for a very casual photographer who cannot justify the cost of monthly program fees?
thanks!

The Alpha 7 wasn't supported until Camera Raw 8.3 at the end of last year. ACR 8.3 only works in CS6/CC.
I recommend using the latest available version of Camera Raw for each version of CS, which in your case (CS5) is 6.7.1. The latest versions are usually the best, fixing the most bugs and containing refinements missing from earlier versions.
The cheapest way to carry on with CS5 is to download Adobe DNG Converter, and batch-convert folders of your Alpha files to DNG. It's an extra step after downloading your images, but it's free.
Camera Raw 6.7.1 and DNG Converter 8.6 are both available from the downloads section of the Adobe website. Please note that you may need DNG Converter 8.3 if you are still running CS5 on XP/Vista or (Snow-) Leopard.
Photoshop Lightroom is designed by the same team which writes Camera Raw and uses very similar programming. Consequently, it works in a similar way to Camera Raw (with Bridge) and is updated at the same time—following its version numbering by a increment of 3 (currently Lightroom 5.6). You could buy Lightroom and use it to import and convert your raw files without using DNG Converter and Camera Raw. It's a Marmite thing: some people love it, some don't. You can probably download a free trial and find out for yourself. Once you have converted your images in Lightroom, you can export them to Photoshop CS5 for editing.

Upgrade Camera Raw in PSE 7 on a Windows 7 64bit

Hi Guys,
Did anyone try it? I did place the file where it should go but my Panasonic DMC-FZ35 is in versions 5 and up of the plugin and still will not open.
Any suggestions? For now I had to use Silkypix.
Thank you!

Can you please tell which version on camera raw is currently installed on your system and also go through the following link about installing instruction of latest camera raw plugin. Link : http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/407/kb407344.html
thanks

Elements 7 & camera raw for canon 60D

What version of camera raw for Elements 7 do I need for my Canon 60D?
Thank you Alan

Never mind, use DNG Converter

Which version of windows best for PS CS4/5 Camera RAW

We are adding a new windows workstation that will primarily be used for processing Canon RAW files using CS4 or CS5 Camera RAW followed by a PS action. We can pick the version of CS and have OS options as well. We will be processing thousands of files per day and want the best performance. I would like to go with a 64 bit workflow and am leaning toward Win7 64 bit with CS5. My IT dept has said that there are "known" issues with Win 7 and Camera RAW and offer 64 bit XP as an option. This is not my area of expertise. We mostly use Macs for this work but use PCs for one workgroup.
Is there a known issue with Win7 and Camera RAW and or Photoshop CS5 or CS4?
What is the optimum Win OS and version of PS and Camera RAW for maximum performance and hopefully stability?
Thanks in advance for any feedback.
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Windows 7 x64 is excellent for Photoshop and Camera Raw operations. IT people are notoriously overconservative and tend to recommend XP. That said, Windows 7 does take some tweaking and possibly some freeware add-ons to make it a really productive environment.
I'd suggest 8 to 16 GB of RAM and at least 4 processor cores.
Perhaps one of the more important aspects of operation is choice of the video card, and the stability of the video drivers. The current versions of Photoshop use OpenGL heavily, and only very recently have video drivers begun to be stable with OpenGL operation.
Adobe lists the cards they've tested with.
My own experience is with ATI (specifically a Visiontek Radeon HD 4670), and while it's plenty fast and I've had reasonably good results with the latest drivers, it's now a bit dated and you should look to others to offer their experiences with other brands/models as well.
-Noel
P.S., The 64 bit build of Camera Raw is quite a bit faster than the 32 bit build, insofar as it uses multiple cores to do the work, while the 32 bit build is limited to running on one core for some reason.

I have a canon 70d and just purchased elements 12. It will not open a raw file for me. I have been advised to download the latest version of camera raw, i have done this and it still says my camera is not supported. I really need to open my raw files. Can

i have a canon 70d and just purchased elements 12. It will not open a raw file for me. I have been advised to download the latest version of camera raw, i have done this and it still says my camera is not supported. I really need to open my raw files. Can anybody help me.

You'll need to update to at least ACR 8.2 for the 70D to be recognized. The normal way to update PSE12 to the latest CR is to use Help / Updates in the Editor which should update to ACR 8.5.
According to Adobe's website PSE12 shipped with ACR 8.1 and you say it says yours is reported as ACR 8.0.
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