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‎Jan 06, 2022
12:22 PM
Hello, Can someone please tell me how to change the navigation pane settings for a specific PDF file. For example, I have some PDF's that display a navigation pane on the left when I open them. I also have some PDF's that do not display a navigation pane on the left when I open them. I need to make them all the same way by either removing the navigation pane to some or by adding a navigation to some. Please tell me how to do this. Please see pictures below. Thank you,
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‎Jan 10, 2018
09:54 PM
I spoke again with the seller and it was purchased at an estate sale and doesnt know the name or email used when it was originally registered. Does this make it not possible to have the licensed transfered? If so, should I not use it?
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‎Jan 10, 2018
09:20 PM
The seller already sent me a full refund. That is after, I sent him a message stating there was an issue, "this product has already been registered and can only be registered once." Does this mean the serial number was already used, but since it was deactivated, I'm able to use it? That is forever, as long I deactivate before a PC format & reinstall of the OS, or a replacement hard drive? I will see if the seller will agree to a license transfer. Thanks,
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‎Jan 10, 2018
08:47 PM
That is a fantastic idea and for some reason that never crossed my mind! I went to install CS6 today and it validated the serial number and installed just fine. I logged into my Adobe ID account and under my products, it did not appear. I typed the serial number in again where it says "register an older product" and it said, "this product has already been registered and can only be registered once." I paid $670 for this copy of CS6 and the seller seems to be a decent person. If this copy was used or already registered, can the seller transfer the license to me before I decide to return it? Thanks
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‎Jan 09, 2018
08:30 PM
Thanks for the advise, it's very helpful. Like you, I have decided NOT save two raw files. This leaves me with two options, 1) Getting a camera that is NOT compatible with ACR 9.1.1, then converting to DNG and only saving the DNG files. 2) Getting a camera that IS compatible with ACR 9.1.1, and only saving the original proprietary RAW files. I will research more about having a proprietary, sidecar .xmp file versus not having one with DNG files. Thanks, Leo
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‎Jan 09, 2018
07:59 AM
Thanks for all the information. I take it that you recommend going with a camera who's proprietary RAW files are supported in ACR 9.1.1 and not convert to DNG, instead of getting a camera that is not supported in ACM 9.1.1 and be forced to convert to DNG. Please let me know if this is correct.
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‎Jan 08, 2018
09:03 PM
I'm well aware of that sir. I purchased CS6 from a friend who bought an extra full retail version copy that was never used.
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‎Jan 08, 2018
08:29 PM
Thanks D Fosse for clarifying the answer to my 1st question. Perhaps, I was not clear enough the first time I asked. I just wanted to make sure there was a significant improvement in ACM 9.1.1 for CS6 compared to ACM 6.7.1 in CS5, aside from camera compatibility. For example, the main sliders and how they make adjustments. Now, I feel pretty good about purchasing PS-CS6 yesterday. I'm still very undecided about proprietary Raw files vs DNG files. It seems almost everybody goes with proprietary Raw files because of the sidecar .xmp files. Do you guys recommend I go with a camera who's proprietary RAW files are supported in ACR 9.1.1 and not convert to DNG, instead of getting a camera that is not supported in ACM 9.1.1 and be forced to convert to DNG? I'm pretty set on shooting in raw and only using ACR 9.1.1 for RAW editing. I don't plan to use any other software, including LR. I understand that all the camera manufactures offer free RAW editing software for their cameras, but they don't seem to be popular and I don't plan to use them. I hope CS6 and ACR 9.1.1 lasts me a good 10 years. At that point, hopefully Adobe offers perpetual licenses again, and if not I will purchase different software. Last, now that I have CS5 and CS6, is there a way I can sell or give my CS5 to someone else? I guess I will need to unregister it from my Adobe account somehow.
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‎Jan 08, 2018
07:55 PM
Oh okay, thanks JJMack! It looks like the link you provided me offers the ACR 9.1.1 manual update by itself, without the DNG Converter 9.1.1. Camera Raw plug-in installer The link I was looking at seemed like an update for both the ACR 9.1.1 AND the DNG Converter 9.1.1. See below, Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Windows : Adobe DNG Converter 9.1.1 Yes, if I decide to use the DNG Converter, I know to use the most current version, 10.1. If I install the DNG Converter 10.1 from the link below will that also install, or try to install the ACR 10.1 also? Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Windows : Adobe DNG Converter 10.1 Do you think I will need to install these manual updates as well? 1) Photoshop CS6 (13.0.1.3) Adobe - Photoshop : For Windows : Adobe Photoshop 13.0.1.3 update for CS6 2) Bridge CS6 (5.0.2x64) Adobe - Bridge : For Windows : Adobe Bridge CS6 5.0.2 Update (64-bit) "New ACR 9 features are disabled when ACR 9.1.1 is used in CS6 you only the newer Camer RAW file supported by ACR 9.1.1 and the CS6 ACR features" I apologize again, but I don't understand want you mean here. I think after the initial CS6 installation, I will have ACR 7.1. Are you saying some things in ACR will not work after I install the manual ACR 9.1.1 update? Either way, it's best to update to ACR 9.1.1 for CS6, right?
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‎Jan 07, 2018
07:38 PM
"The major advantage of camera around 9.1.1 is that it is considerably newer and will support a lot more cameras." Understood, but is ACR 9.1.1 a major improvement over ACM 6.7.1 in regards to processing alone? That is what I have been trying to ask all along. Of course ACM 9.1.1 is newer and will support more cameras. For example, it looks like the "highlights" and "shadows" in ACR 9.1.1 replaced the "fill light" and "recovery" in ACR 6.7.1. Did these names just change and still processes the same, or is there a big improvement? Camera models aside, would you personally choose/recommend a camera that is compatible with your version of ACM and not convert to DNG, over a camera that is not compatible with your version of ACM and having to convert to DNG? Thanks,
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‎Jan 07, 2018
02:02 PM
Hi JJMack, I am well aware that I will be able to update the PS-CS6 installation for windows. I was specifically asking if I can and how to apply all the updates manually. Instead of going to the PS-CS6 help tab for all the updates. So, after I download and install PS-CS6 for Windows from the installer I pointed out above and perform the installation without any additional components, will I have only 3 possible updates? These 3 updates would be, 1) Photoshop CS6 (13.0.1.3) Adobe - Photoshop : For Windows : Adobe Photoshop 13.0.1.3 update for CS6 2) Bridge CS6 (5.0.2x64) Adobe - Bridge : For Windows : Adobe Bridge CS6 5.0.2 Update (64-bit) 3) ACM (9.1.1) Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Windows : Adobe DNG Converter 9.1.1 A question for with the ACR 9.1.1 manual update, will this also install the DNG Converter 9.1.1? Does the PS-CS6 installation give you the option to choose 32 bit and 64 bit like PS-CS5? (I personally, only install the 64 bit version so I don't have two different versions in my start menu like you do.) Again, I was just asking what updates would be available after a installation without any extra components and if I can manually install these updates. And if so, what manually updates would they be. Thanks,
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‎Jan 07, 2018
01:37 PM
Hi JJMack, I didn't understand most of you answers and I apologize for that. If we could please try again. 1) Is there a major improvement in PS-CS6/ACR 9.1.1 compared to PS-CS5/ACR 6.7.1? (I'm looking for a yes or no answer.) 2) Do some people still convert there original raw files to DNG even if their versions of PS-ACM or LR are compatible with the original raw files? (I'm looking for a yes or no answer. From what I have read, most people do not convert their raw files to DNG.) Do you recommend I get the Canon 7Ti and convert all my raw files to DNG because the Canon T7i is not supported in ACM 9.1.1 OR get the Canon T6i and not convert my raw files to DNG since the Canon T6i is supported in ACR 9.1.1? What would you personally do if it was a choice between these two cameras, (Canon T6i and T7i) and you only plan on using PS-CS5/ACM6.7.1 or PS-CS6/ACM9.1.1? I'm surprised it's most common not to delete the original raw files if you choose to convert them to DNG. I would have thought the opposite. I'm with you, I only wish to use ACM for raw editing and not LR. I like the idea of having only one program, well two really when you include Bridge. It seems that if you have PS and plan on keeping it, LR would be unnecessary since you already have ACM. Like I said, I'm not interested in any subscription based Adobe products. Currently, I have PS-CS5 with ACM 6.7.1 but, I have a great opportunity to purchase PS-CS6 from a friend for a great price. Although, I don't have much more time before he will sell it to someone else. Basically, it's either PS-CS5 or PS-CS6 for me for a long, long time. I hope with your response, I will be able to decide on things.
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‎Jan 06, 2018
10:06 PM
Thanks for taking the time to reply. Although, I do not understand your response. I feel as though my questions regarding the CS6 installation for Windows and the updates were black and white. Meaning, they can be answered with a yes or no. Thanks,
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‎Jan 06, 2018
05:49 PM
I am really having a hard time trying to understand ACR the DNG Converter and LR. I'm also undecided on two camera models, the Canon 6Ti and the Canon 7Ti. I have some questions below in hope that someone can help me decide on things or point me in the right direction. 1) Is there a major improvement in PS-ACR 9.1.1 compared to PS-ACR 6.7.1? (I would think only someone who has used both versions can answer this.) 2) Is there any reason to have LR 6.14 if you have Photoshop CS5 or Photoshop CS6? (From what I have read, LR and PS-ACM are the same thing and only makes sense to have one or the other.) 3) Do some people still convert there original raw files to DNG even if their versions of PS-ACM or LR are compatible with the original raw files? (I thought the DNG Converter was only for people who's cameras are not supported in their versions of PS-ACM or LR.) 4) For people that do choose to convert their original raw files to DNG, is it most common to then delete the original raw files once converted to DNG? The Canon T6i, is supported in PS-CS6/ACR 9.1.1 and LR 6.14. If I get this model, I believe I can simply open the original raw files in PS-CS6/ACM 9.1.1. for raw editing. With this scenario, it recommended or most common to still convert the original raw files to DNG anyway? The Canon T7i is not supported in ACM 9.1.1 but is in LR 6.14. If I get this model, I would have to convert my original files to DNG if I want to use PS-CS6/ACM 9.1.1 for raw editing. However, I can also purchase LR 6.14 and not have to convert the original raw files if I want to open them in LR 6.14 for raw editing. Another option is to use the Canon DPP program for raw editing for both models. I guess going this route would eliminate the need for the DNG Converter. Although, I would rather only have one program, and that is PS-CS5 or PS-CS6. I don't like the idea of having LR or DPP since I already have PS-ACR. For me, PS wins over LR or DPP since I use it for other things, other than raw editing. Plus, I think LR is intended as a stand alone program, for people without PS. Thanks,
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‎Jan 05, 2018
08:38 PM
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I have a standard retail CS6 serial number, not CS6 Extended. Please understand, that I would only be interested in installing any available updates manually. This is to avoid installing the Application Manager which can turn into the Creative Cloud. Meaning, if I were to install any updates through Photoshop's help/check for updates, the Application Manager will get installed. This will result in having the Application Manager as a start menu program and if I were to launch it, it would turn into the Creative Cloud. I would then have the Creative Cloud as an installed control panel program. I wish to avoid all this by installing the updates manually. Please let me know if these would be the only 3 possible updates for the CS6 installation, if I perform the installation without any extra components. Photoshop CS6 (13.0.1.3) Adobe - Photoshop : For Windows : Adobe Photoshop 13.0.1.3 update for CS6 (It states that this update is highly recommended to be installed through Photoshop, should I just disregard this message?) Bridge CS6 (5.0.2x64) Adobe - Bridge : For Windows : Adobe Bridge CS6 5.0.2 Update (64-bit) ACM (9.1.1) Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Windows : Adobe DNG Converter 9.1.1 (Will this install just the ACR 9.1.1 update or will it also install the DNG Converter 9.1.1?) Thank you,
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‎Jan 05, 2018
08:30 PM
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"The serial number you use to activate the products is what will set things up for you as far as the versions go." Really? I have the standard retail version of CS6. I would think the installer itself is what determines what versions are initially installed. In any event and if I install CS6 without any extra or additional components, would Photoshop itself, Bridge and ACR be the only possible updates? Meaning, I could have 3 possible updates available. Again, I would only be interested in manually installing the updates. This is to avoid installing the Application Manager which can turn into the Creative Cloud. Meaning, if I were to install any updates through Photoshop's help/check for updates, the Application Manager will get installed. This will result in having the Application Manager as a start menu program and if I were to launch it, it would turn into the Creative Cloud. I wish to avoid all this by installing the updates manually. Please let me know if these would be the only 3 possible updates for the CS6 installation if I perform the installation without any extra components. Photoshop CS6 (13.0.1.3) Adobe - Photoshop : For Windows : Adobe Photoshop 13.0.1.3 update for CS6 (It states that this update is highly recommended to be installed through Photoshop, should I just disregard this message?) Bridge CS6 (5.0.2x64) Adobe - Bridge : For Windows : Adobe Bridge CS6 5.0.2 Update (64-bit) ACM (9.1.1) Adobe - Adobe Camera Raw and DNG Converter : For Windows : Adobe DNG Converter 9.1.1 (Will this install just the ACR 9.1.1 update or will it also install the DNG Converter 9.1.1?) Thank you,
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‎Jan 04, 2018
06:03 PM
I have some questions about the Photoshop CS6 installation. I would be downloading and Installing the 2 files for windows, under Photoshop CS6, Photoshop CS6 Extended, from the following website. Download Adobe Creative Suite 6 applications I would only be installing the Photoshop CS6 without any extra or additional components. When doing so, will this only install Photoshop CS6, Bridge CS6 and Camera Raw? Which version of Photoshop CS6 comes with this particular CS6 installation and are there any updates that I can manually download and install? Which version of Bridge CS6 comes with this CS6 particular installation and are there any updates that I can manually download and install? Which version of Camera Raw comes with this particular CS6 installation? (I know I can manually update to the Camera Raw 9.1.1. for CS6, but I have further questions on how to do so.) Thanks,
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‎Jan 04, 2018
01:59 PM
I have some questions about the Photoshop CS6 installation. I would be downloading and Installing the 2 files for windows, under Photoshop CS6, Photoshop CS6 Extended, from the following website. Download Adobe Creative Suite 6 applications I would only be installing the Photoshop CS6 without any extra or additional components. When doing so, will this only install Photoshop CS6, Bridge CS6 and Camera Raw? Which version of Photoshop CS6 comes with this particular CS6 installation and are there any updates that I can manually download and install? Which version of Bridge CS6 comes with this CS6 particular installation and are there any updates that I can manually download and install? Which version of Camera Raw comes with this particular CS6 installation? (I know I can manually update to the Camera Raw 9.1.1. for CS6, but I have further questions on how to do so.) Thanks,
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‎Jan 04, 2018
05:43 AM
Gene, I have a great oppertunity to purchase a PS-CS6 copy from a friend, for a great price. I currently have PS-CS5 which is pretty cool. However, is there a major improvement from ACR 6.7 to ACR 9.1, regardless of camera compatability? Meaning, just processing power. I can see the adjustments are labeled differently. Such as, CS6 shadows replaces CS5 recovery and CS6 hightlights replaces CS5 light fill. Please let me know and thanks.
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‎Jan 03, 2018
10:15 PM
Gene, I have a great oppertunity to purchase a PS-CS6 copy from a friend, for a great price. I currently have PS-CS5 which is pretty cool. However, is there a major improvement from ACR 6.7 to ACR 9.1, regardless of camera compatability? Meaning, just processing power. I can see the adjustments are labeled differently. Such as, CS6 shadows replaces CS5 recovery and CS6 hightlights replaces CS5 light fill. Please let me know and thanks.
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‎Jan 02, 2018
06:16 PM
Hi Atul, I think I am okay with the PS-CS5 installation. Now I need help with the PS-CS6 installation. I will need to do the same and install PS-CS6 without any extra components, and need to manually install all the updates to avoid the Application Manager and Creative Cloud issue. Step 1) Download and Install the 2 windows files under Photoshop CS6, Photoshop CS6 Extended from the following website. Download Adobe Creative Suite 6 applications What updates would be available after this installation? Which version of PS-CS6 comes with this CS6 installation and is there an updates that I can manually download and install? Which version of BR comes with this CS6 installation and is there an updates that I can manually download and install? Which version of ACR comes with this CS6 installation? (I know I can update to the ACR 9.1.1. for CS6) Thanks, Leo
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‎Jan 01, 2018
01:02 PM
Okay, that makes sense then to offer older versions of the DNG Converter for older OS. My statement still stands, they should offer all the ACM and DNG Converter downloads separately like they do for versions 7.1 and before. I would only be interested in manually installing the ACM 9.1.1 update for CS6. if you remember, we already been through that with the Application Manager and Creative Cloud nonsense. Therefore, should I download the DNG Converter 9.1.1? If it ends up installing both the ACM 9.1.1 AND the DNG Converter 9.1.1, should I then uninstall the DNG Converter 9.1.1 and then install the DNG Converter 10.1, or just install the DNG Converter 10.1 over top of the DNG Converter 9.1.1? Also, would there be any other updates for PS-CS6 besides ACM 9.1.1 if the installation is done without any additional components? Such as, PS itself and Bridge. If so and again, I would only be interested in manually downloading and installing these updates. I realize I don't even have PS-CS6, but I want to make sure that I can manually install all the updates and know where to download the updates before hand. If this can't be done, I would not want PS-CS6 and rather stick with PS-CS5. Is there a huge difference between ACM 6.7.1 and ACM 9.1.1? Do you think it's worth $600 just for the ACM 9.1.1? I would think it's worth it, if the Cannon camera I get is supported in the ACM 9.1.1. I say this because I wouldn't even need the DNG Converter then which would save my the extra step of having to convert all my RAW files. Last, would you choose a camera you didn't like as much since its supported in ACM 9.1.1 over a camera you would rather have but is not supported in ACM 9.1.1? Please don't blow these questions off since I don't have PS-CS6 right now and perhaps you don't support people purchasing them. I understand the risk and thank you for the warning. Thanks,
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‎Dec 31, 2017
02:45 PM
That did the trick, thanks Rob! Any reason these adjustments for these DNG file were not set to defaults in the first place? Then again, I am not the original owner of this DNG file and maybe the original owner made the adjustments and saved them as the new camera raw defaults. Perhaps a good way to answer this question is, when I get a camera, shoot a raw image and open in ACR, will all the adjustments be set in the middle or at 0%?
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‎Dec 31, 2017
02:33 PM
Okay, so I'm glad you also think the ACM/DNG Converter downloads are a mess. For a moment there, I thought I was the only one! Before, I close this post and for a PS-CS6 user, should I choose the DNG Converter 9.1.1 download? Now, this would certainly install BOTH the ACM 9.1.1 AND the DNG Converter 9.1.1, correct? If so, should I then uninstall the DNG Converter 9.1.1 before installing the current DNG Converter 10.1, or just install the current DNG Converter 10.1 over top of the existing DNG Converter 9.1.1? Is there any reason for someone to want an older version of the DNG Converter? That is what makes this so confusing to me. If it's always recommended to use the latest DNG Converter, I don't understand why are the older versions even available for download. Like I said, there should be separate downloads for the ACM and DNG Converter for all versions. Like there is with versions 7.1 and before. I really am not trying to give anyone a hard time with this. However, these ACM and DNG Converter downloads do not make much sense to me the way they are offered. I will check out the DNG forum and thanks again.
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‎Dec 31, 2017
02:13 PM
"Yes. Jpeg 12 for photos and if you are not going to do any more edits. "Final Delivery." Thank you. "As for the DNG you got, setting Defaults is Easy. Go to the menu outlined in red under the Histogram in Camera Raw." I am saying, that even after I select "camera raw defaults" or "reset camera raw defaults" in ACM, OR even if I clear the develop setting in BR, the image settings remain adjusted. As you can see, the temperature and tint sliders are not set in the middle. Also, the blacks, brightness and contrast are not at 0%. Additionally, in the detail tab, the sharpening, radius and detail sliders are not at 0% either. When I say default settings, I am expecting all the sliders to be set in the middle or at 0%. For example, any JPEG of TIFF I open in ACM, all the adjustment are set in the middle or at 0% when I open the file. If I were to make an adjustment with a JPEG or TIFF file and select "camera raw defaults" or clear the develop setting in BR, all the cursors go back to 0%. For some reason this is not happening with the DNG file and that is what I am asking.
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‎Dec 30, 2017
11:58 PM
Lets say I have PS-CS6 and wanted to updated my ACR to 9.1.1 which is the highest version supported. If I were to download and install the DNG Converter 9.1.1, it would install both the ACR 9.1.1 and the DNG Converter 9.1.1, correct? I'm sorry, but the only way this ACM and DNG Converter download site would make sense to me is if there were all the versions of ACR to select and only the latest version of the DNG Converter available. I say this because any user can use the most recent version of the DNG Converter regardless of which version of PS or ACM they are using. I am still very confused with this download site.
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‎Dec 30, 2017
11:44 PM
That's interesting that you answered my first question as no. The DNG Converter 10.1 download is for both the ACM 10.1 and DNG Converter 10.1. Meaning two different things are being installed. If I had a version of PS that supports ACM 10.1 why would the DNG Converter 10.1 not install the ACM 10.1 also? If this is correct like you say, how would someone be able to download ACR 10.1 for a version of PS that is supported?
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‎Dec 30, 2017
11:35 PM
Okay, thanks for clearing that up for me! I guess it's safe to say it depends on which format to choose when saving raw files. I also guess it's safe to say that JPEG, TIFF, PSD and PNG are the most common formats and if you had to recommend one, it would be JPEG with quality 12. Is this correct? (please answer yes or no) I have asked a lot of questions in this post about Camera Raw and would like to that everyone. The only other questions I have is below, I never have opened a RAW/DNG file inside ACR that I took myself, so I don't know what to expect really. Although, I have a DNG file that I downloaded from the internet for an example. Now, this DNG file has presets that are not set to default, or 0. Is there anyway to permanently change the settings to default with this file? I though the whole idea for RAW files and ACR is that you always have the original default settings that can't be lost.
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‎Dec 30, 2017
11:06 PM
Please only refer to the website I am questioning. Yes, I already am aware that ACR 6.7.1 is the latest version for PS-CS5. I already have it downloaded and installed. There was no confusion with the download, because the ACM 6.7.1 and DNG Converter 6.7.1 had separate downloads. "All the DNG Converter does is to take any Camera Raw files from Camera models that came after CS5 and convert them to .dng so that CS5's ACR can open and edit them. " I am well of aware of this and what the DNG converter does. "It does not install Camera Raw 10.1 on CS5, because CS5 is not designed to use it." So, are you saying that if I had PS CC, (a version of PS that supports ACM 10.1) and manually installed the DNG Converter 10.1, it would then install ACR 10.1 also? (Please answer, yes or no) "It does not install Camera Raw 10.1 on CS5, because CS5 is not designed to use it." Since I have Photoshop CS5 installed on my machine, if I were to manually install the DNG Convertor 10.1, it will not install Camera Raw 10.1 also because the installer somehow recognizes that I have Photoshop CS5 installed and that Camera Raw 10.1 is not supported with Photoshop CS5. Is this correct? (Please answer, yes or no) Again, I understand if my camera doesn't support the version of Camera Raw I am using, I need to use the DNG Converter. However, I can always use the most up to date version of the DNG Converter, regardless of what version of Camera Raw my version of Photoshop supports. Is this correct? (Please answer yes or no) Thanks
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