P: New Camera Raw File Support - Requests & Information

[Rikk Flohr: Photography]

For a complete overview of camera support in Photoshop and Lightroom, visit the following article:

Why doesn't my version of Photoshop or Lightroom support my camera?

1. Make sure your version of Photoshop or Lightroom is updated for the latest camera support.
2. If you own an older version of Photoshop or Lightroom, Adobe provides backward compatibility for the latest cameras through the FREE Adobe DNG Converter.

Note: ETAs for specific cameras are not available. 

[Andreas Marcus Lehnert]

Was soll bitte diese frage ich habe zu einem konkreten thema geschrieben und darauf hingewiese das nur eine vorläufige unterstützung verfügbar ist!!!!!! Das ist fakt sieht man auch auf der webseite das bedeutet selbst in der neusten version ist es nicht vollständig verfügbar!!!!!!!!!! Und selbst wennn würde ich wohl kaum mir die arbeit machen und hier extra schreiben wenn ich eine alte version noch hätte von lightroom!!!!!!!!!

[Ian Lyons]

Lightroom Classic and Lightroom Desktop depend on Adobe Camera Raw or camera and lens support. Therefore, rather than waste your time and ours trying to answer a question we don't have answer for, I think you'd best post your request in the forum thread intended  for camera support https://community.adobe.com/t5/camera-raw-discussions/p-new-camera-raw-file-support-requests-amp-inf...

[Ian Lyons]

@Andreas Marcus Lehnert 

I've moved this to the appropriate thread on Camera Raw Forum

[Andy S H]

Having done some research, it appears that Lightroom doesn't (yet) support the NIKKOR Z 28-400mm f/4-8 lens.

I know it's a new lens and support won't be immediate, but I can't find anything that says when support might be available.

Does anyone know anything about when support for the lens might be available?

Thanks,

Andy

[Per Berntsen]

Lens profiles for Nikon Z lenses are built into the raw files, and applied automatically by LrC.

These profiles correct for distortion and chromatic aberration, but not for vignetting.

At least that's the case for the lens I've got, the 24-70 f/4.

[Andy S H]

I'd never noticed that. Thanks for pointing it out.

[Jao vdL]

@Per Berntsen @Is exactly right. For z lenses support is immediate since the correction is embedded in the raw files. There will be no selectable profile, just the one you can see in the (i) button. This is the case for every single Z lens. For F mount lenses using the FTZ adapter you can sometimes find lens profiles in the pop-up but you DO NOT WANT to use those profiles since you well get double correction of distortion and vignette. They are a holdover from older camera bodies which do not embed lens profiles in the raw files. Z series cameras do even for F mount lenses.

[Andy S H]

That's useful to know. I'll stop apply lens correction then, and I definitely won't create presets to do it automatically on import!

[Dany35705686knio]

Hi , i recently buy a Sony Zve10 ii and i cant import raw files , any issues?

[GoldingD]

If I have the correct camera, then LrC v13.5 is required and that is just preliminary support. This per:

• https://helpx.adobe.com/camera-raw/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html

and a note on preliminary support:

"Preliminary support means that the image quality and raw format support for the given camera model is not yet finalized and may be updated in a future release."

And this is not a bug, just a not completely supported camera at this point.

[CarolinaTexan]

I have been waiting to hear when the Canon R5 Mark II was "supported" in Lightroom Classic and Photoshop. I wasn't sure if those two programs were "ready" for that camera yet. Anyone know of an issues with using either program with my R5 Mark II?  Please don't get technical - I'm not great with technical "stuff" - just didn't want to waste my time trying to edit  and find out the camera wasn't supported, or whatever you call it!  😉 

[John R Ellis]

@CarolinaTexan: "I have been waiting to hear when the Canon R5 Mark II was "supported" in Lightroom Classic and Photoshop."

Support for the Canon R5 Mark II was added to LR Classic 13.4 / Camera Raw 16.4:

https://helpx.adobe.com/camera-raw/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html

[CarolinaTexan]

Thank you!

[Allan36215451o745]

iPhone 16 was released 2 weeks ago with plenty of fore-warning. Why is there no update to the camera RAW files?

[Moved from ‘Bugs’ to ‘Discussions’ by moderator, according to forum rules.. Obviously this is not a bug...]

[JohanElzenga]

With Adobe Max on the horizon, you can be sure there will be an update soon.

[Allan36215451o745]

Great, but it would be more useful now rather than waiting for some PR talkfest. If it's ready to go, why don't they just release it?

[Jao vdL]

What doesn't work? I have an iPhone 16 pro and all its files work great including the proRAW files. Do you mean dng images from the Lightroom camera itself? Those seem to work just fine too for me too in Lightroom and in camera raw.

[John R Ellis]

@Allan36215451o745: "iPhone 16 was released 2 weeks ago with plenty of fore-warning. Why is there no update to the camera RAW files?"

Full LR / Camera Raw support for new cameras from major manufacturers is usually included in the release following the availability of the cameras, sometimes the release after. The next release is due mid-October, the next one 8 weeks after that.  Adobe rarely comments on dates.

In general, the Camera Raw team doesn't profile pre-release cameras, since their firmware could change before they are released.

[marshartdegen]

I used those 2 phones took many raw photos, but need lens profile to edit it, please.

And Thank you!