LIGHTROOM 5 erreur 16

[TWIMH 06]

Bonjour,

Je viens depuis peu d'aquérir d'un nouveau mac qui tourne sous venture 13.0, forcé de passage car plus rien n'est lu sur mon ancien de 2009.

Ma licence lightroom 5 devrait me permettre de rectifier toute ses pertes si cette erreur 16 n'était pas apparu.

Après avoir vérifié que les autorisations étaient correct (SLStore et Adobe PCD) je me retrouve avec un ancien ordinateur qui ne lit plus les fichiers CR3 car trop vieux et avec un nouvelle ordinateur qui pourrait les lire mais qui ne veut pas installer lightroom 5 !!!

Quelqu'un pourrait m'expliquer la manipulation possible pour modifier ce bug s'il vous plait.

Merci à vous

[TheDigitalDog]

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

This will show you the cameras and versions of ACR/LR is supported. If you can't update (or don't want to), to a newer version, the only alternative is to convert your proprietary raws to DNG using the free DNG converter. 

https://helpx.adobe.com/camera-raw/digital-negative.html

[TWIMH 06]

Hello,

Thanks for your feedback.

I may go through file conversion if I can't install lightroom 5 on my new computer (which remains my priority to date given the expense to acquire it!!!)

My main question remains the installation of lightroom 5 on a VENTURA 13 version of a 2023 macbookpro.

But thank you for coming back.

[AxelMatt · Accepted solution]

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My main question remains the installation of lightroom 5 on a VENTURA 13 version of a 2023 macbookpro.

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By @TWIMH 06

You can't install Lightroom 5 on MacOS Ventura. It isn't compatible and not supported.

There's no way to do it.

If you wish to use Lightroom on your new Mac you have to buy a subscription.

Applications de retouche photo | Adobe

[TWIMH 06]

Thank you for your feedback, that's what I read a few minutes ago on the Adobe website!!!

It's not easy to find, but it's there...

Thank you for your response and for volunteering your time.

[TheDigitalDog]

LR5 should run as a 64-bit application under Monterey and maybe Ventura (I never tried that), but installing it is the issue; you must boot into an OS that can support the 32-bit installer (the last being Mojave). That's a big problem for M1's because Monterey, Big Sur, Catalina and M1 Macs do not run 32-bit and can't boot into Mojave. 
IF your new Mac isn't an M1 (Apple Silicon), you are OK but if it is, you're SOL. 

[TWIMH 06]

M2 Pro ...
I feel like a cow that we keep milking !!!

Thank you for your return, I will look for an alternative for another software than lightroom, I have like a hundred euros across the throat !!!