Camera Raw

Hi! Recently updated my Photoshop and Camera Raw. When I went to open it, it says "Camera Raw requires graphics processor acceleration to edit photos". I've been trying to go in to settings and check, but everything looks like it should (to my knowledge). What can I do to make it work, anyone with the same problem?  I have a Macbook Pro with an M1 graphics card. 

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After trying to solve this problem for over 2 months including buying a new laptop and asking in these discussion forums (dialogue with @Aleke)  and trying everything in official adobe support documents, this:Earlier today I worked with Adobe support about a problem I was experiencing where Adobe Camera Raw was halting with the error, "The graphics processor has encountered an out-of-memory error." The support person almost immediately implemented a workaround that seems to have resolved the issue, which seemed like a miracle after exhausting all suggestions on your website support documents and in the adobe community forums. Astonishingly, this workaround was to disable my NVidia 4070 graphics card altogether in Device Manager, leaving only my integrated Intel UHD GPU enabled. While I am very grateful to have a workaround that allows me to get back to work right away (she was wonderful), this hardly seems like an acceptable long term solution.  This is a brand new lapto

Camera Raw 17.4.2 just dropped today. What are the changes from 17.4.1 

New cameras: OM Digital Solutions OM-5 Mark II Sony FX2 (ILME-FX2)* Sony FX3A (ILME-FX3A)   Other Camera-related supportAdd a camera matching profile for the Flexible Color Picture Control on the following Nikon models. Nikon Z 5 2 Nikon Z f   ( * ) Denotes preliminary support.  

Update: this bug has been fixed! I'm not sure if this should be considered a bug in ACR or a bug in Google Photos, but it looks like google photos expects gain map exif data to be defined like this: https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/media/platform/hdr-image-format#GContainer_detailsYet ACR does it differently. JPGs with gain maps exported by ACR work in Chrome, but they don't work in Google Photos. While the example photos provided by google that can be found here: https://www.notebookcheck.net/New-Google-Ultra-HDR-image-format-demonstrated-as-future-of-photography.758787.0.htmland they do work with both Chrome and Google Photos, and they are also seen as valid and indistingishable from the ones exported by ACR when using Adobe Gain Map Demo App to inspect them. This makes it seem as if this issue could be addressed by Adobe, by fixing how ACR writes the exif, such that it's compatible with Google Photos. Presumably it could also be addressed by Google, if

Hi, using latest Lightroom Classic on MacOS 26. I have found that sometimes LRC gets confused about the exposure. I have a two image example where the images are exposed exactly the same but the resulting pano is messed up. One half of the resulting pano is exposed correctly, the other half is light. I've only seen this in iPhone RAW HDR images. The one I kept was from Apple Camera but I've also seen it using Project Indigo camera. On the Indigo forum, another person was complaining about pano issues (black bars ending up in panos). I've also seen this issue and have example RAW images.https://community.adobe.com/t5/lightroom-ecosystem-cloud-based-discussions/p-introducing-the-project-indigo-camera-app/m-p/15440106/page/21#M106426I tried attaching example files but that failed. How can I get images to the Lightroom team?   [moved from bugs to discussions according to the community rules - Mod.]

Have been using PS and Camera Raw fine for years.  Not changed my system at all, but had a short break over Christmas. Camera Raw updated to 17.1 on 16th Dec.  Been trying all day to process a backlog of photos and every time I try even the simplist of raw edits I get "the graphics processor has encountered an out of memory error" .  Any suggestions on where to start as its currently unusable?System is a Geecom GT1 Mega running Windows 11 Pro. Intel Arc Graphics with the latest drivers. 

Steps to reproduce:Open raw image in Adobe Camera RawSelect masking (M)Create new mask of any typeAttempt to type a two-digit value anywhere (e.g.: set sharpness to 15) What happens at this point is you type "1" followed by "5" and you end up with a value of 5, not 15. It accepts only 1 digit numbers, replacing any previous values when typing additional digits. If needed, I can make a screen video of this bug. Mac, ACR ver 14.4.0.1121 Does anyone know the last stable version of this?

Photoshop 26.9.0  / Camera Raw  17.4.1Windows 11 PRO  24H2  OS Build 26100.4652- NVIDIA 3080TI GPU - NO overclocking or under clocking.- NO external drives.- Latest NVIDIA Studio Driver 577.00 as well as older versions. 3. Basic steps to reproduce the problem:Open PSD, open image, open Camera Raw, click on Masking Icon, Face detections starts, - instant crash and reboot.Open PSD, open image, open Neural filters, click on Style Transer, click on a downloaded style - instant crash and reboot.Open PSD, open image, open Neural filters, click on Photo Restore, download starts, as soon as it's finisthed - instant crash and reboot. This happens on both my current system and a clean system with fresh install of Windows with only Adobe products installed. GPU and RAM and PSU have been stress tested with no known issues. GPU works perfectly with other Adobe prodcts including Light Room Classic. Suggested Area for Adobe to InvestigateModel lo

I have a problem when using presets in camera raw.  Camera Raw freezes and then the whole PC crashes .  I can't even acess task manager to end Camera Raw and have to turn off the power supply and restart.  Any suggestion?  It isn't any particular preset and everythin is up to date.  It didn't used to do this - it has only occured with the more recent PS updates

I don't see the button to update multiple AI resolution photos. How do I do this?lightroom

Cada ves que quiero usar Camera Raw se cicla photoshop y no abre el programa y deja de funcionar photoshop. tengo que cerrar cesion y bolver a intentar. Ya desinstale y volvi a instalar todo los programas y no soluciona el error. 

I have an ongoing problem where I reopen a Canon .cr2 file in Adobe Camera Raw (ACR) but the settings from when I have worked on the file in the past are not there when I reopen the file. I am not the only person having this problem. Please see camera raw not reading previously saved XMP files By opening .xmp files in Word, having changed the extension to .txt, and reading the information within I have discovered a difference in the .xmp files that don't work. The top lines of the files that don't work are<x:xmpmeta xmlns:x="adobe:ns:meta/" x:xmptk="XMP Core 5.1.2">The top lines of the .xmp files that do work are<x:xmpmeta xmlns:x="adobe:ns:meta/" x:xmptk="Adobe XMP Core 5.6-c128 79.159124, 2016/03/18-14:01:55 "> It appears that somehow ACR is using two different versions of XMP Core to create the .xmp files. When the older one is used the program doesn't save the ACR data. I have verified this by looking down through the .xmp data. In an .xmp that doesn't work there are 57

The most recent firmware update 10.08.03.67 for the DJI FC8282 Air3 broke the ability of LR / Camera Raw to recognize its camera as a supported camera, and the Adobe camera profiles are no longer available for the camera's DNGs.   The update changed EXIF:UniqueCameraModel from "DJI FC8282 Air3" to "DJI FC8282". But "DJI FC8282 Air3 Adobe Standard.dcp" is defined on the former camera-model name and doesn't recognize the new one.   You can download two sample DNGs from here: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/is3vqeiyatkfe0m73or87/not_works_DJI_20240101111934_0001_D.DNG?rlkey=olocbbemz6vzg8l32yqsqosg2&dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/4e3dgl8p5s66a9lk3lv4l/works_DJI_20231210105602_0005_D.DNG?rlkey=22xdldkjdmrbxb0i0ag0vo982&dl=0    When you import them into LR 13.1, observe that the Adobe camera profiles are available for the "works" DNG but not the "not_works" DNG. Here is the relevant output from Exiftool:     ======== not_works_DJI_2024010111193

Good morning,i tried to find an answed to my problem but i didn't found it.I need to move all my personal develop settings from my home workstation to my notebook (i'm using Mac). First of all i copy all the xmp setting files from the folder /Users/XXXXX/Library/Application Support/Adobe/CameraRaw/Settingsto the same destination inside the notebook.In this way i simply copy all the settings but in this folder i can find about 540 different settings and i choosed from the complete set about 25-23 preferred one.How can i tranfer to the notebook also the preferred selection? If i copy also the indexXXXXX.dat files the referred selection is not copied.Is there any way to copy settings and preferred selection to the new computer?Or i need to tahe a screenshoot of preferred window and mark it in the new pc manually? Thanks, AntonioAs usual sorry for my poor english

Hello everyone, I'm having a problem with the way masks work in Camera Raw: when I apply a mask, the colors appear completely distorted for the selected area, even though I haven't applied any adjustments yet... all the sliders seem to be going haywire. I've attached an example. Thanks for your help.Giovanni

Almost all of my editing in Adobe Camera Raw and Photoshop involves birds and their backgrounds. I regularly use ACR’s Subject Mask to make targeted adjustments, but the masking engine in ACR is far less accurate than the cloud-based version available in Photoshop. Photoshop consistently delivers better results, with more complete subjects and fewer background errors. The extra time it takes to generate the mask in Photoshop is negligible.Since ACR is the better place to apply tonal and color corrections, it’s frustrating that we can’t access the same high-quality masking engine there. ACR’s local model frequently includes poles, wires, or parts of the background, and sometimes even misses parts of the actual subject.In one recent example, I had a landscape-style image with two Great Blue Herons. One was prominently in the foreground, and the other was farther back but still clearly visible. ACR masked only the closer bird. Photoshop, using its cloud-based engine, successfully detected

Raw files (RAF) from my new camera - Fuji XT-3 do not open in camera raw - the error message i get indicates I need to install a newer version.I have downloaded the latest version - Camera raw 12, and followed the instructions to install it. I then get the "successful install" window with the green tick etc, but then when I try to open the RAF files they still won't. And under "About" in Photoshop it still seems to have my old version of camera raw.Help appreciated, I'm not very good with tech stuff. Do I maybe need to uninstall the old plug-in? Slightly worried about losing it incase of problems - compatability etc with the new one. Thanks. 

Ever since the new masking features became available in ACR and LR my workflow has gradually changed from 10% raw/90% Photoshop, to in most cases, the complete opposite. That said, there is one feature I would love to see added at  some point and that is the ability to copy the settings from a particular mask, say a radial mask that I frequently use as a quick test of what I'm looking to accomplish over a broad area of my compostion. It has worked very for this but quite often I then manually writing the settings down so I can transfer the exact combination to a brush mask so I can have finer control over my final edits. I realize that I can use the add and subtract sub-masks to achieve a similar outcome but I find I like using the brush much of the time as opposed to that approach. I see it being another option, much the same as "Duplicate and Invert" addition by selecting the context menu from the elipsis and chosing "Copy Settings" with then another obvious addition being "Past

I have been using reflections removal for a few days on occasional images but it has now stopped working regardless of whether I chose 'preview' 'standard' or 'best'. I have tried restarting etc to no avail.

Steps to reproduce:- Use generative removal on the image- Use enhance- Update AI settings- The generated part of the image may be completely different

DNGs from Google Pixel 6, 6a, 7a, and 7 Pro don't show the Adobe camera profiles in LR 13.2 and CR 16.2:  See this sample Pixel 6 photo:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1nTj7ZfUSYKXA9N3KIv22eTXnzDpBAFoy/view?usp=sharing and this Pixel 6 Pro photo:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/144rrzLqVr7agPSGKxQOe4cgqsGCbf8LF and this Pixel 6a photo:https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/drz2yq2yk4q9sxd3pvn46/h?rlkey=gh1wa65jtyud6ll1mp5l33eg5&dl=0 and this Pixel 7a photo:https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/vsuob87pogxmj22rq0w1t/20240127.1729-Pixel-7a-3.DNG?rlkey=1yg1f0vo5x5zli1r7znorhems&dl=0  and these Pixel 7 Pro photos:https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1NnOJ7WfKzgtKKLuPZVAOOJaqWJBb73cr?usp=sharing A similar bug was fixed in LR 13.2 for the Pixel 7:https://community.adobe.com/t5/camera-raw-bugs/p-imported-dng-files-from-a-google-pixel-7-phone-do-not-have-adobe-raw-profiles/idc-p/14446671