Can't see my RW2 Raw files in Preview/Finder [Panasonic Lumix S5M2X]

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January 10, 2024
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Hello everyone, I hope you are doing well. I am having a particular issue with Camera RAW and PREVIEW.

I just purchased a new Mac Studio and installed Sonoma 14.2.1

I have Lightroom and photoshop at the latest version

I have Camera Raw 16.1

I also have several camera, old ones, like

1- Lumix LX-100 (RW2 RAW files)

2- Nikon D800 (NEF RAW Files)

3- Nikon D300 (NEF RAW Files)

And I see all the images in my Finder no problem, I can open them easily with the space bar and they show perfectly well on PREVIEW.

BUT I just purchased a Lumix S5iiX also using RW2 files for their RAW and I cannot see them at all in Finder/Preview. I can see the image in Photoshop or Lightroom but NOT in Finder/Preview and I use this all the time to quickly look at an image.
NOTE: FIRMWARE of my Lumix is at the latest (1.4)

Anyone has a solution ?

I tried rebooting, I tried re-installing Camera Raw, nothing fix this issue. I even opened a ticket at Panasonic, so far they have no solution.

Tks in advance!

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GhislainLeduc作成者

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Oh my God, thank you so much !! You made my day!
Now the next step is when will Apple update it? It has the Lumix S5ii but not the S5iiX

John Waller

Community Expert

System-level support for new camera RAW formats are delivered as background updates.

https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT207005

System data files

System data files provide new word lists, speech-recognition assets, voice assets, better suggestions for contacts and events, and more. Some system data files are installed only when you turn on or use features that require them. These system data files are installed in the background:

System-level support for more digital camera RAW formats

All you can do is ensure background updates are enabled - following the steps in that article - and wait.

Apple menu > System Settings, click General in the sidebar, then click Software Update on the right. Click the info button next to Automatic Updates, then make sure “Install Security Responses and system files” has been turned on.