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D700 support and more: Digital Camera Raw Compat. Update 2.2

This update extends RAW file compatibility for Aperture 2 and iPhoto ’08 for the following cameras:

Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS/Kiss Digital F/1000D
Kodak DCS Pro SLR/n
Nikon D700
Olympus EVOLT E-420
Olympus EVOLT E-520
Olympus SP-570
Samsung GX-10
Samsung GX-20
Sony DSLR-A300
Sony DSC-R1

Posted on Sep 16, 2008 1:29 PM

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Sep 21, 2008 1:49 AM in response to Clem

Hey Clem,

You said:

"Pistol -
Sounds like the Sony A700 images you have are not regular uncompressed ARW raw files but cRAW compressed ARW files? The shots of my camera look like what you are seeing but only the arw files shot with the cRAW setting in the camera. If you don't otherwise need what is in DCRCU 2.2 then go back to the previews raw support on your system -

Delete the file: System/Library/CoreServices/RawCamera.bundle then (re)install the previous version.

Get the previous version here:
http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/digitalcamerarawcompatibilityupdate21.htm l"

I say: THANK YOU!!!!!!!!! And why the **** has Apple not figured this out yet and put it in bold somewhere?

*recovers from near heart attack*

CHEERS!

Sep 22, 2008 12:55 AM in response to Andreas Yankopolus

I think it's a bug in the latest upgrade I use A2 every day

And last evening my Quad was reporting Unsupported file format and the dark red screen for files I could open last week, on checking its upgraded recently.
My Mac book on which I do the conversions from Hasseblad compressed .3FR raw to H.fff (using Phocus) has not upgraded and can show .fff format files ok

so will have to revert back ??

Phil

Sep 23, 2008 5:37 AM in response to TomCurious

Hi,

Projects of images shot with my D200 display fine, and the image resulting from New from Master is what would be expected. Images from my D300 are also fine, as are a few test images shot with a D700.

I assume Raw Fine Tuning is reported as 2.0 with all NEF images?

What model Mac and graphics card are you using, btw?

Ernie

Message was edited by: Ernie Stamper

Sep 24, 2008 12:17 PM in response to Joe Schorr

Well I wish I would have found this thread a little earlier. I had an issue with a faulty battery dying at around 1.5 hours of charge left, and had it die while working in aperture, so I quickly blamed the power failure/Aperture corrupting raw files and causing them to mess up the white balance within the raw file.

So I proceeded to repair my A2 library (twice), reinstalled A2 (twice), archived and installed system (twice). I only noticed that the problem was with the Raw update because I was checking raw files after every step of each new install.

Now, I don't think sending Apple RAW files will help, since the files are fine on other (older) Macs, and they are fine in Nikon Capture. From what I can see in Aperture, as I clicked on a file and watched the white balance just go haywire, creating these magenta and cyan looking images. For some reason, the white balance for when the camera captured the image is not being read correctly.

But thanks to all of you that led me to reinstall the RAW 2.1 and what files to delete. Now everything is back to normal...and I have a clean system to boot!

Sep 24, 2008 1:55 PM in response to Ernie Stamper

Since you can set up the D200 to either compress or not compress NEFs, can you check which setting do you have ? I'm pretty sure mine was set to compressed when took the pictures. I no longer have the D200, so I cannot try different settings. The raw fine tuning in A2 is set to 2.0. If I change that to 1.1 or 1.0, then the magenta/green cast disappears, along with the picture itself 😟
What I have left then is just some white lines on one side, the rest of the image is black. Again, only with the D200 images.

I use a MacBook pro with Nvidia GeForce 8600M GT 512 MB Graphics card.

Thanks
Tom

Sep 24, 2008 3:13 PM in response to Ernie Stamper

Ernie,
thanks for testing it! I wonder if it depends on any other settings then (beside NEF compression). Anyway I hope that this is the same bug that affects the A700, and that any fix from Apple will fix my D200 issue as well. I found that if I manually override WB and Tint, I can make my D200 NEFs look normal, so in this respect the issue looks similar like the bug that affects the A700 files.
Tom

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