Camera Raw

When opening raw images and other images from Bridge by rightclicking and choosing "open as camera raw", they get darker and with a green-ish tint. It's like the black is black, but the white is green. Look at attached image. Here you can see both the original file in Bridge and the same file in Camera Raw.Anyone know how to fix this?

Tiff files from Panasonic Lumix S5ii not yet available in Photoshop, Adobe Camera Raw or Bridge.On home PC with Windows 10Any idea when they will be available?

When making edits in Camera Raw (currently v16.4) edits are only saved in XMP if I save the files (as JPEG or PSD) from ACR. If I open the files in PS, or click Done in ACR, none of the edits are written to the XMP data, including masks, star or color ratings. This has been an issue for many versions of MacOS and ACR. If I work on the files from a local drive, all data is saved and available.Currently running MacOS 12 and MacOS 14Synology NAS DSM 7.1.1, logged in as root admin

I have installed the Camera Raw update today for PS Beta.  All of the new features are here except the Adaptive Profiles. I have checked the technology preview box and rebooted PS and even rebooted my computer. What am I missing? I only have the option of Color and Monochrome. 

In this version there are poor translations, for example "LUZ" (light) was translated as "Claro" (lightness).The trim tool presets do not allow you to read the presets because the tool name takes up almost the entire width of the tool palette.

I'm using Macbook air M2 chip, when I try to de-noise a dng file, a window pops up and shows that an unknown error occured. What's weird is the estimated time becomes 5 mins, camera raw 16.4 shows only need 40 secs, I suppose this is a bug, plz review it, or what I did wrong plz help me 😞  Thanks alot! #enhancer #denoise  

I have a serious issue with the camera raw...it doesn't work in Photoshop 2025 I installed the latest version of Camera Raw V 17I removed  my Photoshop and then installedI checked preferences and reset all of the options to default however, it doesn't work at allhelp, please 

I've got an old laptop with Photoshop 8.0 on it.   It shows in Help->Presets that Camera is installed.  However it does not recognize or open my Canon Raw Files. What's wrong?  Thank you in Advance.

I downloaded the update and the latest Adobe RAW. When I went to use DENOISE adobe raw it asks me to UPADATE AI settings - Where can I do the settings from?  I have Apple Macbook Air M1 - 8MB .

CPU 2xAMD EPYC 7451 or 2x EPYC 7371RAM DDR4 128 GB ECC REGGPU RTX 3070 When I am operating the Camera Raw, the system is always dead for every few seconds including all other Apps, even the Task Manager is freezed at the same time. But on Premiere Pro, can preview 4K video on timeline in full resolution smoothly,why it's extremely laggy on this high-end system on photoshop? Can anyone give some idea?Thank you.

All tools in Camera Raw are working except when I click on the Mask icon to do anything at all it immediately seizes everything up and no way to close only through Task Manager. A Splash screen covers everyting -showing the new things in masking- but it freezes everything up.Help Please - getting very frustrated now, done every update possible - drivers etc!

Camera Raw 17.0.0.2043 on Windows 11 An observation:New AI Features and Settings Panel checked.Open existing DNG file in Camera Raw.Apply Denoise as standard edit feature (new).Resulting  file causes Photoshop 26.0.0 to crash when selecting Open Object or Open.When noise reduction is performed manually or the older method of applying Denoise and producing a new -Enhanced-NR.dng file , the file opens correctly in Photoshop. 

Running the latest Bridge+ACR+Photoshop on a high end Windows 11 desktop. Ton of memory, big, fast GPU. When I implement the ACR Technology Previews and use the "new" Denoise implementation (no DNG files), all seems to work OK. However, when I open a denoised raw from ACR into Photoshop it takes 35 to 60 seconds. Using the old method and creating a DNG takes only about 10 seconds. And strangely, if I save a 16 bit Prophoto Tif of the denoised raw directly from ACR, it takes only a 2 to 3 seconds. And that Tif, of course, opens instantly in Photoshop. So, do others see the same long delay opening in Photoshop? Or do I have something amiss in my system?

I was just upgraded to CR 17 and when I gotoopen any file I get an error that says the file is using an invalid profile and if I ignore the error I get a grayscale image. I am stopped dead on my project. I don't know how to revert to the earlier version. How do I get out of this?

Bonjour, je voudrais pouvoir transférer ma photo de camera raw vers photoshop; mais je voudrais que ce soit l'option "ouvrir" (en bas à droite) qui soit par défaut et non "ouvrir un objet". Je ne trouve pas la solution. Je vous en remercie. 

Hola! Aunque tengo Camera RAw actualizado, no me aparece la opción de la función de IA para reducción de ruido. Un asesor me dijo que puede ser un problema con el parche. ¿Cómo puedo solucionarlo?

Hi, I accidentally marked an image for deletion in Camera Raw 12.4 and clicked the "Done" button instead of the "Open" button.  The image is not in my computer's trash.  It seems to be gone.  Is it possible to recover these files from the trash?  Thanks.

Generative Remove examines the hidden border pixels that Camera Raw automatically crops from many cameras' raw files, making it very hard for the unsuspecting user to remove objects from the edges of photos. A product manager surely wouldn't consider this as-designed behavior, since there is no way for a user to ever see those pixels in LR, and they are difficult to select with Remove.  Remove should send to Firefly the raw file minus those automatically cropped pixels. There were a number of posts in the early-access feedback thread from users tripping over this. There's a recent one in the current thread:https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-classic-discussions/p-generative-remove-feedback-lr-classic-amp-lr-eco/m-p/14922570#M382851  DETAILS Many cameras produce raw files that the Camera Raw engine automatically crops to a slightly smaller standard size, which you can't prevent. For example, a Sony 7C raw is 6024 x 4024 (ratio ~ 1.497), which gets cropped t

I don't use Camera Raw in Bridge/Photoshop separately too often—I typically use Lightroom (Classic, sometimes Desktop). However, I've been playing around given some of the newer AI features (Adaptive Profile and editable Enhance/Denoise, primarily). I'm struck by CR being a bit laggy compared to Lightroom even when no AI features are enabled and I'm adjusting basic exposure/tone sliders. There's just a hair of a delay when adjusting, and sometimes even a momentary beach ball. Lightroom typically drag at this point—I need to put it under a lot more stress in terms of multiple complicated masks and brush-based edits to get to that place. As a non-regular CR user, I'm just curious if I should just expect performance that generally isn't quite as smooth as Lightroom? Or, if there's something I could do to improve CR in particular. I'm trying CR in both Bridge and Photoshop. Bridge seems better, as the application itself takes up fewer other resources. I know my hardware isn't a p

I appreciate the change to Jpeg XL and the amounts of space photographers can save with it.However one thing that bugs me is that preview thumbnails don't display anymore in Windows, which is annoying. Now we have to use Adobe Bridge again to see previews.Please fix or release a codec.   It would also be great, if the user could at least select between lossy and lossless Jpeg XL compression. I think even a lossless Jpeg XL would save quite some space compared to a normal DNG.   

When editing in camera raw and hitting Enter it send me to photoshop to edit.  You must wait for photoshop to load before you can X out and go back to your regularly scheduled editing session.  How do I disable or change this?

The Google Pixel 7 over-processes the camera images, making them artificially sharp and cold, which can sometimes ruin the results.So I tried using RAW files for shots that could have been good but were badly ruined by the processing. However, there was a problem with the RAW files as well: lens distortion, which is not present in the JPG files, is quite noticeable in the Camera Raw processed RAW files.At first I suspected that the Built-in Lens Profile was not being applied, but it seems that the Google Pixel does some processing on the RAW files as well, and the profile is already applied to them. RAW file processed in Capture One with zero lens distortion correction is in fact already corrected and has no distortion.   Attachments: PXL_20241017_060725238_JPG.jpg - original JPG; PXL_20241017_060725238_RAW_CameraRaw.jpg - RAW-file processed by Camera Raw, has lens distortion; PXL_20241017_060725238_RAW_CaptureOne.jpg - RAW-file processed by Capture One, no lens distortion added (

Hello,I am using Lightroom 6.14 / Camera Raw 10.1 (I am not using any new cloud / classic software).I understand that this LR 6.14 version does not manage RW2 files from my Panasonic G91.So I have installed the latest version of the Adobe DNG converter (as of Oct 2024) to convert the RW2 files into DNG files:https://helpx.adobe.com/camera-raw/using/adobe-dng-converter.html?x-product=Helpx%2F1.0.0&x-product-location=Search%3AForums%3Alink%2F3.5.6 Based on this help site, I thought I would need to change the settings for the Preferences/Compatibility, as it reads: "Camera Raw 7.1 and later: The DNG file will be readable by Camera Raw 7.1 (Photoshop CS6) and later, and Lightroom 4.1 and later. The DNG file will often be readable by earlier versions, depending on the camera model." However, when leaving the preference with the default compatibility settings, i.e. Camera Raw 15.3 and higher, the generated DNG files are also readible in Lighroom 6.14 / Camera Raw 10.1. Now