PSCS error with d2x files

PGB · May 19, 2005

Installed fresh copy of pscs on my new computer and updated the camera raw plugin. I can view my d2x files with the browser of CS but not open them. When I open them I get this message.

Subscribe to see EXIF info for this image (if available)

Any help will be much appreciated.

Thanks,

jgrove · May 19, 2005

Did you install the new raw plugin into the correct folder as it is different to that of previous versions of PS. Check in the PDF that came with the plugin.

Cheers

PGB · May 19, 2005

I installed in the file formats folder of the plugin folder. It replaced the old Raw plugin.

Thanks,

jgrove · May 19, 2005

It should be installed into this directory. If thats where you put it and it still doesnt work, try opening a diffent NEF file from another model of camera.

If not open Adobe Bridge and clear the cache see if that helps. Apart from that i think you need to post in the Adobe RAW Support Froums on the adobe.com site

Program Files\Common Files\Adobe\Plug-Ins\CS2\File Formats

Hope you can fix it!

Cheers

Chris101 · May 19, 2005

I have a Mac so ... :roll:

Check the installation notes. PSCS2 required that I put it into a different location. ACR 3.1 was the only plugin in that location (libraries:application support: adobe:cs2

lugins:file formats: I think.) Of course I'd expect the Windows version to be different, but it probably doesn't go where it seems it should.

Oh there was a copy of ACR3.0 in the usual spot, but another one in the libraries folder.

Gale · May 19, 2005

New plug in does not work on CS1.....need elements 3 or CS2

:<(((((((((

Chris101 · May 19, 2005

Hi Patrick, So get CS2 already.

If you want to stay with CS1, you can get the new DNG converter, save all your D2x NEFs as DNGs, then open them with CS1.

Cause like Gale sez, CS1 won't open D2x nefs, now way, no how.

PGB · May 19, 2005

Looks like I will need to get CS2 at some point. BLAH! i should have RTFM more carefully.

Thanks everyone.

jfrancis · May 19, 2005

I just came across the same issue. So I ordered CS2. Which I guess is exactly what Adobe intended . . . . :evil:

It's pretty bad that they didn't update ACR for CS1. It's not exactly old software.

Chris101 · May 19, 2005

Patrick Bramlett said:
Looks like I will need to get CS2 at some point. BLAH!.

At first I felt the same way - just a method to get a hundred and fifty of my bucks - BUT, it turns out I very much like some of the new stuff. Smart sharpen saved my behind on a shoot last Friday. It's nearly paid for itself now.

PGB · May 19, 2005

jfrancis said:
I just came across the same issue. So I ordered CS2. Which I guess is exactly what Adobe intended . . . . :evil:

It's pretty bad that they didn't update ACR for CS1. It's not exactly old software.

For real. I haven't had CS1 all that long. I was pissed for a minute then calmed down and went back to what I know, Capture

I'm a capitalist but damn, this is crazy.