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The Format in Lightroom does not Recaniz the Sony a68 format any one know a way I can do this
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Transferring Photographs from my Sony a68 to lightroom
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What lightroom version do you have? I could be wrong but i think it needs a minimum of lightroom 6.4.
https://helpx.adobe.com/camera-raw/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
If you don’t have a version of lightroom thats compatible then there is the option to convert to DNG files and import than into lightroom.
https://helpx.adobe.com/camera-raw/kb/camera-raw-plug-supported-cameras.html
If you don’t have a version of lightroom thats compatible then there is the option to convert to DNG files and import than into lightroom.
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Thanks Rob I will try to find a copy of 6.4 time I upgraded lol
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That’s likely the reason. I think lightroom compatibility wasn’t until 6.4 (someone more knowledgeable than me could probably confirm that). Options are probably limited to getting hold of a copy of lightroom 6.4 or going down the DNG route.
I think this is a DNG converter that you could use.
https://helpx.adobe.com/uk/photoshop/using/adobe-dng-converter.html
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I gather Adobe have pulled Lightroom 6 as an upgrade from their website. You may find a copy pop up on ebay or you could put a wanted ad on here.
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I will have a look on Ebay will let you know how i get on thanks
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Tread cautiously on ebay for software ... much of it might not work ... so keep a suspicious mind, & read between the lines.
Legitimate versions including pre-used ones of Adobe products can be found though, indeed Adobe allow licences to be formally transfered ...
Legitimate versions including pre-used ones of Adobe products can be found though, indeed Adobe allow licences to be formally transfered ...
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Lightroom 6 was the last standalone version and is no longer available.
Sometimes see a copy on Ebay, legitimate one that has been dregistered will be rather expensive
As said above dng converter will work or start using the subscription version of Lightroom
Sometimes see a copy on Ebay, legitimate one that has been dregistered will be rather expensive
As said above dng converter will work or start using the subscription version of Lightroom
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Looks like the OP has LR5 so one of those might be the answer
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Thank you all for your support much appreciated
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Hi Roy, LR4.4 user here and I use the Adobe DNG convertor as my panasonic's newer than that.
I'm not convinced the colour profile is quite right but the process isn't tricky, just one extra step once it's set up.
I just use the Convertor to read the files off the memory card into a folder on the pc (that changes them to DNG), then import the DNGs into lightroom from that folder.
I'm not convinced the colour profile is quite right but the process isn't tricky, just one extra step once it's set up.
I just use the Convertor to read the files off the memory card into a folder on the pc (that changes them to DNG), then import the DNGs into lightroom from that folder.