Photoshop CS Camera Raw problem

thats because you have installed probably the nikon capture, just go to plugins folder in photoshop and look for the nef plugin, then hide it in a zip or take it out, then the camera raw window from photoshop will open again

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Thanks.

RBB wrote:

thats because you have installed probably the nikon capture, just go to plugins folder in photoshop and look for the nef plugin, then hide it in a zip or take it out, then the camera raw window from photoshop will open again

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When I open a Nikon NEF file, instead of getting the camera raw dialog as seen in Adobe Photoshop Artistry, I get a simple "RAW
Adjustments" dialog that offers me two things:
1. Exposure Comp, and
2. White Balace

All the other Camera Raw goodies were not there. Help!

In article <Fwg2e.21964$>,
Don Quixote wrote:

When I open a Nikon NEF file, instead of getting the camera raw dialog as seen in Adobe Photoshop Artistry, I get a simple "RAW Adjustments" dialog that offers me two things:
1. Exposure Comp, and
2. White Balace

All the other Camera Raw goodies were not there. Help!

I think CS was the first Photoshop to have RAW adjustment – so it’s pretty klunky. I’m sure when 9 appears the adjustment scope will be the same as PSDs TIFFs and the like.

Nikon does supply it’s own software for this – use that, then export to photoshop later.

i have nikon capture also, but i prefer 100 times more
the acr from photoshop, once you make the settings
you hace the photo in photoshop to continue work
with it in 16bits mode if you need so

"Don Quixote" escribi

you can watch my pictures here,
most of them were taken in raw mode
and work out with the photoshop acr

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Stewy wrote:

In article <Fwg2e.21964$>,
Don Quixote wrote:

When I open a Nikon NEF file, instead of getting the camera raw dialog as seen in Adobe Photoshop Artistry, I get a simple "RAW Adjustments" dialog that offers me two things:
1. Exposure Comp, and
2. White Balace

All the other Camera Raw goodies were not there. Help!

I think CS was the first Photoshop to have RAW adjustment – so it’s pretty klunky. I’m sure when 9 appears the adjustment scope will be the same as PSDs TIFFs and the like.

It will be more (including curves), but certainly not the same scope as Photoshop has for TIFF and other RGB files. You’ll have to understand that RAW is totally different from any other format, because the image data are not yet demosaiced. If Adobe wanted the RAW converter to have the same possibilities as Photoshop has for TIFF, it would basically have to build a complete Photoshop into the converter.

BTW; support for RAW came with Photoshop 7, although it was a separate plugin ($99) at the time. The only difference with CS was that the plugin was not included for free.

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Johan W. Elzenga johan<<at>>johanfoto.nl Editor / Photographer http://www.johanfoto.nl/

Nice photos.

Here I saw some photos that look like on tiles too:
http://128.111.124.127/ssr/Orchid/Orchid-indx.htm

RBB wrote:

you can watch my pictures here,
most of them were taken in raw mode
and work out with the photoshop acr

I don’t use the paid version of Nikon Capture. It’s the Nikon View that I downloaded from the Internet, which also does the capture.

RBB wrote:

i have nikon capture also, but i prefer 100 times more
the acr from photoshop, once you make the settings
you hace the photo in photoshop to continue work
with it in 16bits mode if you need so

"Don Quixote" escribió en el mensaje

Thanks.

RBB wrote:

thats because you have installed probably the nikon capture, just go to plugins folder in photoshop and look for the nef plugin, then hide it in a zip or take it out, then the camera raw window from photoshop will open again

"Don Quixote" escribió en el mensaje

When I open a Nikon NEF file, instead of getting the camera raw dialog as seen in Adobe Photoshop Artistry, I get a simple "RAW
Adjustments" dialog that offers me two things:
1. Exposure Comp, and
2. White Balace

All the other Camera Raw goodies were not there. Help!

"Stewy" wrote in message

I think CS was the first Photoshop to have RAW adjustment – so it’s pretty klunky. I’m sure when 9 appears the adjustment scope will be the same as PSDs TIFFs and the like.

Nikon does supply it’s own software for this – use that, then export to photoshop later.

Actually it is Nikon’s software that is the problem. Nikon puts its own plug-in that shuts down the much nicer one in PS. And it does this every time you update Capture, too, so you end up having to delete Nikon’s plug-in rather frequently.

FWIW, Nikon’s "RAW" format is really a variant of TIFF.

C J Campbell wrote:

Actually it is Nikon’s software that is the problem. Nikon puts its own plug-in that shuts down the much nicer one in PS. And it does this every time you update Capture, too, so you end up having to delete Nikon’s plug-in rather frequently.

FWIW, Nikon’s "RAW" format is really a variant of TIFF.

Nikon NEF is a real RAW format, just like any other RAW format. That means it’s a non-demosaiced format, with only one color per pixel. Yes, the *file format* is based on the TIFF format, but that certainly does not make it "a variant of TIFF".

—
Johan W. Elzenga johan<<at>>johanfoto.nl Editor / Photographer http://www.johanfoto.nl/

"Stewy" wrote in message

I think CS was the first Photoshop to have RAW adjustment – so it’s pretty klunky. I’m sure when 9 appears the adjustment scope will be the same as PSDs TIFFs and the like.

Nikon does supply it’s own software for this – use that, then export to photoshop later.

Adobe Camera RAW was a separate purchase option for Photoshop 7.

Clyde