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November 4, 2019
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P: Ability to import raw files on mobile

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I can’t import a simple Nikon Raw (.nef) file into photoshop iPad. The foto is on my iPad I can open it from files app but photoshop is not able to import!!!!!

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Inspiring
November 11, 2019


Any plans when RAW-Converter will be available for PS IPad Pro App? For now I am using Affinity to convert my RAW-files and import the PSD to PS. Would be great if you could give an information if you put this function in the scope already. Thanks for feedback. 
Inspiring
November 9, 2019


I tried to import an .NEF file into Photoshop on my iPad, but was told it was an unsupported file format. How long before .NEF files become supported?
Inspiring
November 9, 2019
Yes, I agree and, unfortunately, I have no confidence they will prioritize it on an upgrade roadmap. So I will migrate over to Affinity which disturbs my workflow no end.
Inspiring
November 9, 2019
Agree. Photoshop without Raw support is plain silly. 
Inspiring
November 8, 2019
How is this possible? I can edit raw files in Lightroom on my iPad. I’m a professional. This is useless. 
Inspiring
November 8, 2019


Without RAW support Photoshop for the iPad is worthless to me. Have been looking forward to this for a year, very disappointing. Will this ever have RAW support? If so, when?
Inspiring
November 7, 2019

Please see the unedited screen captures below. While working on a reply to ritik_saxena I tried several methods for getting .CR3 raw files from a Canon RP to the Photos App on my iPad Pro via WiFi, and from there into Photoshop for iPad, aka Photoshop for Mobile: Canon Camera Connect and Cascable software, both using the camera's built-in WiFi; and CamRanger 2 hardware and software via CamRanger WiFi. I don't necessarily understand this, but here's what happened.

 

• All three methods brought the .CR3 raw files to Apple's Photos App. This was expected.

• .CR3 files imported to Photos App via Cascable did not open in Photoshop for iPad. "Unrecognized format."

• .CR3 Files imported to Photos App via Canon Camera Connect opened in Photoshop for iPad. In the editing window and in the Home Screen Cloud documents list they were shown with no file extension.

• .CR3 files imported to Photos App via CamRanger 2 hardware/software opened in Photoshop for iPad. In the editing window and in the Home Screen Cloud documents list they were shown with the file extension .CR3, even though they had, in fact, been converted to PSDC format as they were opened in Photoshop for iPad.

 

• Conclusion: No, you can't open raw files in Photoshop for iPad. But, depending on how you move them from your camera to your iPad Photos App you can import them and edit them in Photoshop for iPad as PSDC files.

 

 

Note that files imported to iPad via CamRanger keep their .CR3 extension.

 

Participating Frequently
November 7, 2019

 Hello,

 

I have installed the first version version of Photoshop on my iPad Pro.

The first time i try to open a raw file, i get an error message saying that this type of file is not supported.

Up to now i use Affinity Photo and i have no problem with raw files.

 

Inspiring
November 4, 2019

Installed last night after launch, attempted to import CR2 to photoshop' on ipad, for each attempted import, error message cannot import on ipad  'Filename...' cannot be imported, red flag

 

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Sahil.Chawla
Adobe Employee
Adobe Employee
November 4, 2019

Hi There,

Welcome to the Adobe Community!

Raw file import is not supported on Photoshop fo iPad as of now. You may suggtest this feature here: https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/categories/photoshop_family_photoshop_mobile

This forum is directly monitored by our developer, they might look into it for future updates.

Regards,
Sahil

Inspiring
November 6, 2019
Same problem with my Olympus raw files. Hope they add support soon. Having to use other software to change the file type is time consuming. 
Inspiring
November 6, 2019
If Lightroom for iOS can do it then photoshop for iOS should also be able. Adobe just dropped the ball.