Camera Raw

This is an update to the previous Mac Radeon GPU bug. Just an FYI, I don't realistically expect a solution from either Apple or Adobe. 16" 2019 Intel MacBook ProAMD Radeon Pro 5300M/4GB16GB system RAMTahoe 26.0.1ACR 18.0.0.2389 I am still seeing the intermittent GPU issues that were first reported in macOS Sonoma, where the ACR document window shows distorted or black images of RAW files. It doesn't happen often, but popped up again yesterday when I had four Canon RAW files (2 CR2, 2 CR3) open. The fix is to restart the computer, presumably this is a memory problem in the GPU. Beyond this, Tahoe and Adobe CC are working as expected without major issues. Performance has not changed appreciably from Ventura->Sonoma->Sequoia->Tahoe or with new CC versions.

Constant error, Windows 10, nvisia 3060TX, all drivers updated, can't use the software, have checked the video card out, appears to be working perfectly.

When using camera raw it starts to slow down after editing a couple of images then finally freezes, after restarting raw and photoshop it;s back to working well, then starts to slow down again.I've reset everything,  I think I've done everything that I've found to be suggested, can you help please?

There is a new masking feature in Adobe Camera Raw 18.0 called depth range. It is only supported if the photo contains depth info. What cameras generate raw files that contain depth information?The depth range is greyed  out for raw files from my Nikon Z7II. Lens blur works.

This is in respose to this problem persisting for me. To reproduce:   1) Open an image in ACR. 2) Press the B key to bring up Remove panel (or select from tool bar) 3) Brush over area to be removed 4) Press E key to bring up edit panel (or select from tool bar) 5) Press B key to return to Remove panel (or select from tool bar) 6) Note that pins are not visible. 7) Hover mouse literally over text on panel that says "Show overlay on Hover." 😎 Pins appear 9) Move mouse over other text on Remove panel, and pins disappear. 10) Hover mouse over image, pins now appear. 11) Return to step 4 and the process repeats.Note the ONLY way I can seem to get the pins to show up is if I perform step #7. This is new behavior, and never was an issue with versions beyond the last two updates of ACR.Video of behavior is attached.Apple M2 OS 15.6.1ACR 17.5

Photoshop Version: 24.1.1Camera Raw Version: 15.1.1Windows: 10 Home 19044.2486 When you try to use camrea raw filter, it "opens" but the camrea raw filter window does not show. You cant do anything in photoshop and you must press esc a couple times in order to use photoshop again. Reinstalling photoshop, and resetting all settings, including the raw camrea filter settings did not work.  How to replicate bug:1.Open or create any document size or mode.2.Open Camera Raw Filter3. Screen does nothing, you must then press esc to use photoshop.  

The compatibility table does not include the Sony A9(I).It should be compatible, so please include it. @Rikk Flohr: Photography  https://helpx.adobe.com/jp/camera-raw/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html

Dear Adobe Team,   I would like to report an issue regarding the Cinelike A2 profile on the Panasonic DC-S1M2 camera when processed in Adobe Lightroom/Camera RAW. Specifically, the Camera Matching setting for Cinelike A2 does not accurately replicate the colors seen in-camera.   To verify this, I conducted a test by simultaneously capturing two files—HEIF (10-bit) and RW2 (RAW)—and importing them into Lightroom for comparison. The discrepancies observed include:       1. Black & White Point Compression: The Camera Matching Cinelike A2 profile exhibits excessive compression in Black Point and White Point, whereas the HEIF file remains unaffected.   2. Color Shift in Yellow/Orange Tones: The yellow/orange lines in a parking lot appear shifted and even clipped, creating unnatural edges.   3. Incorrect Saturation Transition in Reds: The red tones in hair show improper saturation gradation—instead of darkening naturally in shadowed areas, the sa

I apologize if this has been asked before but it's tough wording to find in search and I may not even be using the right terms. So anyway, with the last handful of updates, all my "interface/layout" settings in Camera Raw have been resetting on my Silicon MacBook (but NOT on my Intel iMac). It all goes back to default... favorites are gone (profiles AND presets), vertical is horizontal again, it's back to light gray, custom panel order is reset... seems trivial (and is certainly less of a hassle than all the issue the program was putting me through a couple years back) but it is a huge time-suck and I can't figure out why it is happening on one and not the other... which also makes me feel like there may be a fix. Anyone have any insight?BOTH MACHINES : Version 17.5.0.2318MACHINE WITH ISSUE : 2024 MacBook Air, 15-inch, M3, 16 GB, Sequoia 15.6.1MACHINE NOT HAVING ISSUE : 2020 Retina 5K iMac, 27-inch, 3.6 GHz 10-Core Intel Core i9, AMD Radeon Pro 5700 8 GB, 32 GB 2667

I have search and read and everything is a dead end. It will not find people in a picture.Brand new M2 Max with 64gb 1tb storage. Running it from ssd. It runs fine on my old 27'' imac. It is all up to date on stuff. raw 16.2 PS 25.5.1

Hello all, I've been using Photoshop and Camera Raw for around a year.  I'm just doing a basic workflow that a friend taught me, as I'm a bit of a novice.  I take bird photos with OM Systems OM-1 and 300mm f4 PRO. My starting point is to process the .ORF (RAW) file in Camera Raw, and click the Auto button.  I found this generally made a great improvement, but quite often I had to correct the Exposure.  Apart from this I would sometimes adjust Shadows & Highlights, adjust Whites and Blacks, then do Denoise and Sharpening.  At this point a .DNG file was created, and I clicked Open to make further adjustments in Photoshop (usually just cropping and sometimes to remove a distracting feature).  Generally I was very pleased with the results. However, this changed around August this year, with the Camera Raw update to 17.4 (I think).  There were changes to the dialogue, and now it saves the edits in a .acr file, and it doesn't automaticall

Hello everyone,I’ve noticed that on Camera Raw, the RAW-S and RAW-M files from the Sony A7RV are rendered poorly, both in terms of color but especially in distortion correction. On Capture One and Sony’s Image Edge, the images look perfectly identical and distortion-free.On Camera Raw, however, they appear overly distorted. Here is the download link for the RAW files:  https://www.swisstransfer.com/d/2610f26d-8328-4694-b9c9-ddf1f63f33f4I did tests with RAW, RAW COMPRESSED, RAW-L, RAW-M, and RAW-S, and the issue only occurs with M and S. I need the distortion and vignetting to be corrected properly, considering that I pay for the software.I hope someone can help me.Thank you

i haveProcessor - Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-14700K, 3400 Mhz, 20 Core(s), 28 Logical Processor(s)Moderboard - Model Z790 D AXRam - 32gbGraphics card nvidia 5060ti 16gb ram ,still i am getting camera raw program error, i am getting frustrated by this , when i restart my adobe photoshop its work again, and when i opening raw photo for the 4th time it shows me this error again & again .

The button for opening a camera raw file into photoshop is gone. Next to ‘annuleren’ and ‘gereed’ (Dutch 🙂 .Mac Studio and camera raw 17.5. How to fix this? 

If open DNG in camera ACR then crop it and save it ACR embeds the JPG preview not full size despite the setting.

in new ver of camera raw. All drop down menu is not working.  Please fix itI hope you can add Sleek hair like evoto in camera raw. Blemiss and even skin like capture one. 

This post applies only to Camera Raw.  Announcing a new feature in Adobe Camera Raw (17.4) – Color Variance   There is now a Variance slider in the Point Color edit controls, in both global Point Color and masking Point Color.   Like the Point Color Hue, Saturation, and Luminance sliders, Variance works on the colors in the range of the current sample. Reducing Variance pulls colors in the range toward the sampled color; increasing Variance pushes colors in the range away from the sampled color. Variance pays attention to the HSL edits you've made to the sample; it's pushing away from or pulling toward the "after" color - the right side of the color bar above the sliders. You can make the slider adjustments in any order (HSL edits first or Variance edits first), and the results will be the same.   Reducing Variance is useful for evening out skin tones: sample an area of the skin that looks like you want it to, and then reduce the variance to pull the colors in the s

The backward compatibility of DNG Converter seems to be broken, in particular it creates Opcode List 2 tags even when "Camera Raw 4.6 and later" or "DNG 1.1" compatibility is selected (both of which do not support Opcode List tags, as they were introduced with DNG 1.3 and Camera Raw 5.4).    This is on macOS 14.6.1 (Sonoma) and I can observe this back to at least version 13.0 (probably the oldest version that still works on Sonoma).  

If i have Photo with portrait orientation then i crop it to landscape orientation and save, ACR embeds preview in DNG that is portrait orientation and it shows incorrectly (+90°rotated).