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Anonymous
May 17, 2011
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P: Support 3D camera file formats

  • May 17, 2011
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Hi, now that 3D camera's are everywhere and JPS is the standard, is there anyway we can get Photoshop Elements Organizer to allow JPS files?A JPS file is literally a renamed JPEG file but it has 2 images side by side (so it's twice the width of a 2D version) so there's no issues with Organizer reading the file as it's basically a jpeg but I take hundreds of photos and I don't want to rename them all to jpeg because the files then don't display properly on a 3D viewing device.

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    Anonymous
    July 21, 2011
    Thanks
    yeah, MPO is another popular 3D format (a package file with XML and 2x JPEGs inside)
    I now own a 3D phone (it takes JPS photos) and it's really bugging me that I cannot catalogue my 200+ photos (so far, only had it 2.5 weeks) in Elements or just open the photos in Photoshop as they are just a renamed JPEG!
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      J453
      Legend
      July 21, 2011
      I made this topic a feature request to support 3D camera file formats. Are there any other formats besides JPS that you guys are interested in?
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      Babar_e
      Known Participant
      July 21, 2011
      More and more camera support this function, even those with only one lens ( they combine 2 consecutive images ).
      so it would be great to at least visualize them in LR.
      to keep it simple such photos would be like a sort of stacked photos.
      when stacked you see them in a 3 d mode ( or you see the first one if 3d is not available on the computer), when un_stacked you can see both photos.
      when editing them global edits are applied to both. Local edits are applied with a slight offset corresponding to the parallax offset of the camera lens

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      Anonymous
      June 7, 2011
      anyone??
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