Will you be putting out a new camera raw or update that will support the Canon 7D Mark II?
I have recently purchased a Canon 7D Mark II and do not have camera raw to support it. Will you be developing this soon???
The camera-raw supported applications list is somewhat misleading and not updated for ACR 8.7, obviously.
The misleading part is that PS-CS6/CC/CC-2014 all can be updated to ACR 8.7, even though the list lists ACR 8.3 for CC and CS6. The reason for the lower version for CC and CS6 is that both those have lower OS-version requirements (Vista/OSX 10.6) than ACR 8.7, and ACR 8.3 was the last version of ACR to work with the same lower version compatibility.
If you have PS-CS6 or newer and Win7 or OSX 10.7 or newer then you can update your camera raw plug-in to ACR 8.7, but if your OS is older or your version of PS is older then you can’t.
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When will Lightroom 5 support the Canon 7D Mark II
Has anyone heard when Lightroom 5.6 will be updated to support the Canon 7D Mark II?
Native Lightroom support for the D750 was added in the Lightroom 5.7 update released this evening.
Release details:
Lightroom 5.7: http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2014/11/lightroom-5-7-now-available.html
Camera Raw 5.7: http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/2014/11/camera-raw-8-7-and-dng-converter-8-7-now-a vailable.html -
PS5 will not open camera raw pictures...all made with Canon 5D Mark III and Canon 5D Mark II
PS5 will not open Camera Raw Pictures made with Canon 5D Mark III
What version of camera raw do you have? You should have at least 6.7 for PS to open Canon 5D Mark III raw images.
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I've just bought a Canon EOS 7D MkII but cannot open the RAW files in Elements 12. I also can't use the latest DNG Converter to convert them - will either option become available and if yes how long is it likely to take please?
Thanks, SarahHi,
The Canon 7D Mk II is currently not supported by any version of camera raw.
It is expected that Camera raw 8.7 will include support and we are hoping that it will be released soon.
PSE 12 has ceased to be updated - you will either need to update to PSE 13 or use the DNG 8.7 converter (when it becomes available) to convert the CR2 files to DNG files - PSE 12 will then beable to use the DNG files.
Brian -
When will the new camera raw update come out for my nikon d7100
when will the new camera raw update come out for my nikon d7100
Hi,
See if this answers your question:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1178283?tstart=0 -
When will apple put out a new map program
When will Apple put out a new mapping program. Google maps program seemed to work a lot better than this one.
We don't know. Apple rarely if ever announces when updates will be available in advance.
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How to get the new camera raw 7.2 update?
most of our company computers are offline.
so how do we get the new camera raw 7.2 update?
until now they were always released as manual downloads.... now i have to read this from adobes blog:
Camera Raw 7.2 – Please use the update mechanism in Photoshop CS6
http://blogs.adobe.com/lightroomjournal/
does that mean there will be no manual update anymore or is it not up yet?Thanks for the link, Anthony, and yes, I have already seen that. But I don't need the description or justification to know that it represents a step backward in image quality. Admittedly a small one, but a step nonetheless.
Let me be direct: The color-fringing that occurs on edges that concerns me is not addressed by the new implementation. Specifically, the colored remnants from de-Bayering (what some call de-mosaicing) are what bother me.
My point is that the old simple Defringe setting, set to All Edges, worked very nicely to fight this common aberration. There's a thread around here somewhere in which I visually demonstrated the differences.
Here are the important points:
The new Defringe feature, even thyough it has more controls, simply CANNOT be configured to remove those same de-Bayering colored remnants as effectively as the old, simple Defringe: All Edges setting did. Thus the new implementation is not a superset of the functionality of the old.
When one tries to configure the new implementation to reduce de-Bayering color remnants - even with minimal settings - the negative side effects of the new method are much greater and more visible, making it unacceptable to be made a default setting.
It's worth pointing out that the old Defringe feature isn't available even under the PV2010 setting. The way the new Defringe feature was implemented represents a departure from Adobe's philosophy of maintaining compatibility with old settings.
It shouldn't have been strictly necessary to remove the old Defringe feature as it was implemented to add the new implementation, which addresses an entirely different (though nearby) set of aberrations. If necessary to avoid confusion or coding difficulties it COULD have been renamed, though internally it could still work the same. Or it could have been made an either/or setting. Personally I think it would be nicest to be able to combine the two - old and new Defringe features - as needed.
As it is, for the above reasons - and the fact that the newest versions run slower - I've dropped back to using Camera Raw 7.0, which is an acceptable workaround for me for now as I still use a camera that version understands. But of course that's not a viable long-term strategy. If Adobe doesn't see fit to restore this feature I've only put off the inevitable image quality degradation until Camera Raw 8 and Photoshop CS7.
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PS CS5 64 bit, just bought a new Canon 70D I need a new camera raw
OK, I'm really confused, I have PS CS5 64 bit, just bought a new Canon 70D I need a new camera raw for this camera, I thought 8.2 was available for CS5 apparently not. Help!
Adobe only updates its current versions of products with new camera support. PS-CS6 and PS-CC were the current versions of Photoshop when the 70D came out so only those two versions of Photoshop will receive the new updated camera raw plug-in.
You can always used the DNG Converter 8.2 (currently available in pre-release status at Adobe Labs) to convert newer camera raw files to work with obsolete versions of the camera raw plug-in, paying special attention to the DNGC compatibility options to may sure you have them set old enough for your CS5-vintage plug-in.
http://labs.adobe.com/ -
New Camera RAW in Photoshop CC 2014 won't open multiple Panasonic RAW (.rw2) at the same time from Windows Explorer. If I select 2 raw files and click "Open" Camera RAW will only open 1 raw, then when I click "Done" it will close and open the second, sequentially. Previous Photoshop CC and RAW worked fine, it would open mulitple RAW at the same time. How do I fix this?
If it worked for you that way previously there isn't much to comment about. I just tried opening multiple images from Windows Explorer with Photoshop CS6 and Camera Raw 8.6, and the first image would open and when I clicked cancel then the second image would open. But if I wanted multiple images opened in Camera Raw to work on them simultaneously it was necessary for me to open them from Bridge. I just did it as an experiment because I normally use Lightroom. Anyway, IF it was a feature at one time to work as you described, it doesn't seem to be that way now.
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Installing the new camera raw plugin for pse6 HELP!!!
Ok, so what am I doing wrong? I've downloaded the new camera raw 4.6 plugin for pse6 and It isn't updating! Can someone help me??? I'm obviously doing something wrong - if you could walk me through the steps I'd greatly appreciate it!
Thanks!!!dj_paige,
sorry I wasn't clear - I got it figured out. -
Waiting until a camera manufacturer supplies you with a new camera and then waiting until you add the code to LR messes everyone up. Why can't you have LR read new camera raw files if the file format is the same as a similar camera as a generic conversion. Then when you do the thing right and add the proper conversion code, then use that conversion.
Because just because a company like Canon or Nikon doesn't change the file
extension doesn't mean the raw files from one camera to another are anywhere
close to being the same. Think about. Raw files is the raw data from the
cameras sensor. This changes from one camera to another. There is no generic
raw data each camera generates something different and that needs to be
taken in to account so that ACR and all other raw processing programs can
handle the data correctly. Otherwise you picture of cousin Lurch could come
out purple with yellow polka-dots.
If you want a generic format tell the camera makers to use DNG. That is
about as generic as you are going to get.
Robert -
U need to update my Photoshop CS5 to get new camera raw capabilities. When I click on update in photoshop, I get error messages for some of the file downloads.
pixelator1 wrote:
I want to thank both of you for your help and thoughts. Yes I am a hobbyist, and photography is not one of my biggest hobbies. The possibility of an O/S upgrade breaking CS5 prompts me to think of another solution that has often been on my mind: Adobe could offer an alternative pricing model for the cloud service where I would pay per use rather than a flat monthly fee. "Per use" could be a coarse granularity such as "per day", in which case it would easily translate into dollars and cents, and to minimize credit card transaction costs it could be accumulated and charged once per month. It might also work like a prepaid phone service. Alternatively, "per use" could be finely granulated, e.g. as cpu milliseconds, maybe with micro-payments transacted many times per day using something like bitcoin. Being able to weigh cost vs benefit of what one is planning to do in the next few minutes is a wonderful way to achieve confidence in ones planned action and satisfaction in money well spent, which all encourages more business. Of course, there should be an option to lock the user interface from updating when new features are added, but that should be easy if the software is well structured to isolate the interface from the underlying capabilities.
The forthcoming Photoshop that runs on Chrome/Chromebooks might be something that Adobe might "meter" out to potential clients but right now, it's beta, is Windows-only and one still needs a Creative Cloud sub to join. Can't be out of the realm of possibility though since there's no software to install; it runs right in Chrome. It'd be perfect for the "run and gun" types that need Photoshop quickly...provided one knows how to use Photoshop. -
How do i update my camera raw? I can not find the download update I've just brought a new d4s and I'm using the iMac with cs6 version. PLEASE HELP..
The Adobe auto updater is pretty decent in CS6. Just go to the Photoshop Help menu > Updates.
You will be able to update ACR, Photoshop and Bridge right there, if there are in fact updates available. -
Where do I place the new camera raw plug in
Hello friends I just updated the new camera raw plun in for Photo Shop CS2
I also have received teh DNG where do I place the plugs in I just down loaded
MichaelThe DNG Converter is NOT a plug-in. It's a stand-alone application, and you can put it wherever you want: in the applications folder, on your desktop etc.
Make sure you download version 4.2 of the DNG Converter.
As for the ACR plug-in, you need version 3.7. Later versions of ACR DO NOT work with CS2.
You put it exactly where the obsolete ACR plug-in is installed by default when you first install Photoshop.
Exactly where depends on your platform, Macintosh or Windows. There are very precise instructions on the page where you download the updates. Read them.
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New Camera RAW Tutorial Series
John Nack has just blogged about a new Camera RAW tutorial series by George Jardine.
http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/2013/12/25-new-video-tutorials-on-camera-raw.html
It cost $30 which does not sound much, but I'd love to hear feedback from anyone who has seen it.
You can read more details at
http://mulita.com/blog/?page_id=6934
Including a link to a 17 minute free chapter.Thank you, Trevor.
I've been waiting and hoping that George would do a series on the latest Camera Raw to match his tutorials on Lightroom, which he always does first.
I purchased his series on ACR 6 and they were excellent, so I have every faith that his new series on ACR 8.3 in CC (which also covers ACR 8.3 and ACR 7.x in CS6) will be just as good.
So far I have watched the first 6 tutorials (ending with the one on the Basic Tab) and they are pretty good.
One of the bonuses is that along the way he gives you links to further in-depth totorials on his Website regarding particular topics: eg, the interaction of, and different ways of manipulating, the Highlights/Shadows and Whites/Blacks sliders for particular types of images. Looking forward to viewing those.
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