Pre-PMA - Photoshop RAW Plugin

From DPReview.com:

http://www.dpreview.com/news/0302/03021904...berawplugin.asp

The Adobe Photoshop RAW plugin looks like it will support:

"professional and mid-range digital cameras from Canon, Fujifilm, Minolta, Nikon and Olympus."

Good news!

Here's a list of cameras supported (from the Adobe website):

http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop/cameraraw.html

Canon

EOS-1D

EOS-1Ds

EOS-D30

EOS-D60

PowerShot 600

PowerShot A5

PowerShot A50

PowerShot S30

PowerShot S40

PowerShot S45

PowerShot G1

PowerShot G2

PowerShot G3

PowerShot Pro70

PowerShot Pro90 IS

 

Fujifilm

FinePix S2 Pro

 

Minolta

DiMAGE 5

DiMAGE 7

DiMAGE 7i

DiMAGE 7Hi

Nikon

D1

D1H

D1X

D100

Coolpix 5700

Coolpix 5000 — with firmware version 1.7

 

Olympus

E-10

E-20

C-5050 Zoom

Cheers

James

Just got this and it works with the D100 and the 5050. Love the separate color temp and tint control. One-click WB is easy, too.

All settings are transferred into the EXIF data which is very nice. Wish I could disable WB to see the actually raw data, though.

just purchased it and will give it a try on the 10 day shark trip.

Also got it, MUCH easier than NC3 - certainly simplifies the workflow into Photoshop! Well worth the $99.

Any feedback by some of the D60 Users?

Wich one is better BreezeBrowser or the Plugin?

Bye Simon

Too many S2 / D100 users here, we need some brave, well-funded D60 people to answer that one.... :freak:

Or we have to wait 'til Eric is back from sharkin' ;-)

Simon

I am currently running Photoshop 7.0 on Windows XP and trying to install the Photoshop 7.0.1 update in order to then install the RAW plugin. During the installation of the 7.0.1 update, an error message is encountered which says the installer cannot locate Photoshop 7.0 in the C:\Program Files\Adobe\Photoshop 7.0 folder but I have confirmed the file is there and that it is the correct path.

Anyone have an idea what might be wrong? Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks,

John

diverguy@johneasley.com

I have had a similar problem with other software before. I believe this is a simple path problem. Try re-installing the update & specifying the C:\Program files as your path. If this does'nt work try just the C:\

Let me know how you get on.

Mark

Nope. Still getting the same error message.

The installer is checking your version of Photoshop and also checking your serial number.

I won't say any more - I think you can figure it out. :-(

Sincerely,

James Wiseman

Hmmm.. I've just discovered the horrible color noise problem in Adobe CR. I was worried that it was the camera's problem, but some investigation showed that it was not.

I think I'm going to have to return the plugin.

Here's a good link to read.

Dang Eric, that's a bummer!!!

I want to go through some of my Coronado shots that were shot in low light and see if I can find this there too. Could it be just a Canon thing? Do you think changing the threshold value on the sharpening can clear this up?

Cheers

James

Read the forum link I posted thoroughly and click on the tests that some of the members did. It's quite illuminating, and answers your question, I believe.