Hi All,
I'm quite happy with my Aperture 2, and also quite happy with my Snow Leopard OSX. I just bought a D600, which is showing raw files as unsupported.
Does anyone know if there's any way I can work with these without having to upgrade both my operating system and application..?!
Thanks for your help.
Richard
iMac (27-inch Late 2009), Mac OS X (10.6.8), Nikon D600, Nikon D600
Hi Richard,
Unfortunetly not. The RAW support page list here shows that the D600 requires Aperture 3.4 and that requires 10.7.5 or 10.8.2.
Owen
There is always DPP and DNG.
Hi Keith,
Can you let me know what DPP and DNG are..? I believe DNG stands for digital negative?
Thanks
I think Keith is referring to Canon software, but since you have a Nikon you should install Nikon Capture that came with the camera. Using that software you can hopefully export the RAW images into a DNG format that Aperture can read. DNG is a format created by Adobe, I believe. It's goal is to be universally read by any image software.
You could try the free Adobe DNG converter (Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Macintosh), if it can convert your D600 raws. Aperture usually works with DNG files created by DNG converter, if the “Convert to Linear Image” optionis turned off.
Thanks for your replies. I found that I can work with D600 raw files with Nikon NX supplied with the camera, and I've also downloaded Lightroom 4 trial which supports them and works fine with 10.6.8. I will probably still upgrade through...
Is there any support for D600 RAW in Aperture 2?
