RAW Format: Can I edit RAW images with my new Nikon D300S with Elements 10?
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For the D300S you need Camera Raw v5.5 or above. PSE 8 shipped with 5.5, so PSE versions 8 and above should handle your NEF raws.
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With the screen open, press the QUAL/ISO/WB button on the top of the back of the camera. You will get an Image Quality and Image Size menu. Use the wheel on the back of the camera to adjust your RAW (NRW) and JPEG settings. You cannot get to this menu from the Menu button.
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No. I think that would be the sx 60 but you wouldn't get raw format. Trade off.
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Yes, mac will give you a preview of the Leica RAW format. As for RAW adjustments, use the third party software included with the camera (Lightroom).
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Thanks for your input. Like you I also used almost every Nikon camera. At present I use D3X, and always shoot raw Nef format. To process in Photoshop, I like to convert into DNG, and this is possible with D3X. One year ago I tried Nikon D4 before I purchased, and found out Converting its RAW format to DNG was not possible. D4 was not supported by Adobe DNG. I wonder if Adobe had now included D4 as compatible to convert its Raw to DNG. I would be grateful if you Can you confirm. Thank you.
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I've put the camera through it's paces and there really aren't any issues to speak of. The closest thing I can point to as an issue is the color profile that Adobe Camera Raw uses for the Ricoh GR. It desaturates reds and generally renders deep ruby red as a sort of pinkish color. This is, however, easily correctable with a downloadable color profile for the GR for use with Camera Raw. Alternately, one could simply use Lightroom, which does not seem to interpret the DNG color profiles incorrectly.This issue does not arise with JPEGs produced by the camera, only the DNG files, and only in Adobe Camera Raw. I've put the camera through it's paces and there really aren't any issues to speak of. The closest thing I can point to as an issue is the color profile that Adobe Camera Raw uses for the Ricoh GR. It desaturates reds and generally renders deep ruby red as a sort of pinkish color. This is, however, easily correctable with a downloadable color profile for the GR for use with Camera Raw. Alternately, one could simply use Lightroom, which does not seem to interpret the DNG color profiles incorrectly.This issue does not arise with JPEGs produced by the camera, only the DNG files,... » Read More I've put the camera through it's paces and there really aren't any issues to speak of. The closest thing I can point to as an issue is the color profile that Adobe Camera Raw uses for the Ricoh GR. It desaturates reds and generally renders deep ruby red as a sort of pinkish color. This is, however, easily correctable with a downloadable color profile for the GR for use with Camera Raw. Alternately, one could simply use Lightroom, which does not seem to interpret the DNG color profiles incorrectly.This issue does not arise with JPEGs produced by the camera, only the DNG files, and only in Adobe Camera Raw. « Show Less
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Yes. http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
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I own both the SX30is and S95. Of course the 95 can do RAW and the 30is can't so that is one thing to take into consideration if you do a lot of Photoshop work. Even with it's fantastic zoom tests (see this test I've posted elsewhere:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3C1e05eKoiEI still like the sharpness and versitility of the 90 - and end up using that for most of my friends and neighbors shots, parties etc. Both cameras have their place and Canon has done a great job.I spent many years hauling around an F1 and various lenses. It's so nice to have these two cameras, both of which fit in one bag, to do almost everything my old films SLRs did. I am very pleased. I own both the SX30is and S95. Of course the 95 can do RAW and the 30is can't so that is one thing to take into consideration if you do a lot of Photoshop work. Even with it's fantastic zoom tests (see this test I've posted elsewhere:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3C1e05eKoiEI still like the sharpness and versitility of the 90 - and end up using that for most of my friends and neighbors shots, parties etc. Both cameras have their place and Canon has done a great job.I spent many years hauling around an F1 and various lenses. It's so nice to have these two... » Read More I own both the SX30is and S95. Of course the 95 can do RAW and the 30is can't so that is one thing to take into consideration if you do a lot of Photoshop work. Even with it's fantastic zoom tests (see this test I've posted elsewhere:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3C1e05eKoiEI still like the sharpness and versitility of the 90 - and end up using that for most of my friends and neighbors shots, parties etc. Both cameras have their place and Canon has done a great job.I spent many years hauling around an F1 and various lenses. It's so nice to have these two cameras, both of which fit in one bag, to do almost everything my old films SLRs did. I am very pleased. « Show Less
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Yes, raw images open directly in camera raw automatically. You can also choose to open JPEG in raw as an option, although you won't have access to as many functions.
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I can have you use it by having you change the imaging range of the camera to DX format on the occasion of the use with "the FX camera such as Nikon D600". But thank you for your understanding beforehand because I cannot have you use imaging element (FX format) of the camera to the maximum.
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Yes.RAW is one of the options to save images-although, it does consume a lot more space on the SD card.
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Of course you can improve your photos! That's the whole point of image editing software. Adjusting colors, sharpness, brightness, etc. are just a few things you can do. And don't be sucked in by RAW. For most people, it's highly overrated.
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I can have you use it by having you change the imaging range of the camera to DX format on the occasion of the use with "the FX camera such as Nikon D600".But thank you for your understanding beforehand because I cannot have you use imaging element (FX format) of the camera to the maximum.
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I do not have this camera yet, but I am considering purchasing it this week. I beleive Premier Elements 7.0 can handle the video format and maybe an option for you. I do own the combo pack version of this software for digita photography - Photoshop Elemens 7.0 and the video editing software (Premiere Elements 7.0). Enjoy this camera... hopefully this software helps you out... How are you liking the camera by the way?
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There is a small program called CHDK that you place on your SD card and gives the 300HS extraordinary added features without affecting the camera's orig firmware. Manual settings, manual exposure, time-lapse photography, raw mode and a host or others. The 300HS was just on sale at _taples for $107.50 + tax after an instant discount and their 20% off coupon, so this became a no-brainer. Good luck with whatever you choose.
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When using HDR it can only save in jpg format. You'd have to use exposure bracketing & software if you want to use RAW files.
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Your tablet isn't going to "try" to convert the raw files. However, you can get an app for the tablet like DSLRController that will allow you to control the camera and view images off of the card.