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Hello - I have a Nikon DSLR and use Bridge/Photoshop 2019 CC. Is it possible to see the focus points that were used by the camera when taking a photo? I shoot with Nikon NEF raw files. I think that NEF files are encrypted, perhaps. I could be wrong. If not, can I see this in Bridge or Raw? Or Photoshop 2019? I don't want to use the Nikon software that would show this because it's not easy to use as Adobe software.
There are a few plug-ins for Lightroom and Photoshop that will show you focus points for some cameras. None of them work 100% of the time, but they do ok. The best way is with the Nikon software with the original NEF files.
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I don't think you can with Camera Raw.
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There are several focus point plugins for Adobe Lightroom including this one:
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There are a few plug-ins for Lightroom and Photoshop that will show you focus points for some cameras. None of them work 100% of the time, but they do ok. The best way is with the Nikon software with the original NEF files.
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