Since update of Lightroom to CC2015.10 and Camera Raw to 9.10 (within Photoshop CC2017.1), I am getting a warning message when using Ctrl+E to Edit in Photoshop.
The message states that camera raw 9.10 may be required, even though CC desktop app confirms camera raw is up to date and Photoshop "about plug ins" confirms that ACR 9.10.0.739 is installed.
Posted 2 years ago
Rikk Flohr, Official Rep
Same problem here on my Mac.
I even tried manually re-installing ACR 9.10 from here :
https://helpx.adobe.com/camera-raw/kb/camera-raw-plug-in-installer.html#9_10
... no change.
I even tried manually re-installing ACR 9.10 from here :
https://helpx.adobe.com/camera-raw/kb/camera-raw-plug-in-installer.html#9_10
... no change.
same here. PIA!
Everybody rebooted, right? I know, I know, the IT Mantra! Sometimes 2 reboots are required, or try running Onyx and clearing caches? (Just run the Automation tab in Onyx, clears up a lot)!
Yes I did.
I am on Windows 10 not Mac so it looks like the issue is hitting both platforms
Dave
I am on Windows 10 not Mac so it looks like the issue is hitting both platforms
Dave
Johan Elzenga, Champion
This is not just an annoyance - it is a show stopper. When trying to use "Merge to HDR Pro" from Lightroom, it aborts in Photoshop with "Camera Raw Filter is not available" after "Open anyway" was chosen in Lightroom. The same happens when "Camera Raw Filter" is chosen from the filter menu in Photoshop. Photoshop shows Camera Raw is 9.10.0.739 so that's the latest but there's obviously a bug where this is not being recognised as the latest. How do I revert to the previous version of Lightroom and Camera Raw because the use of the Camera Raw filter is part of my normal workflow many times a day.
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Rikk Flohr, Official Rep
Rikk Flohr, Official Rep
Tarun,
I am able to produce a file with no issues using Lightroom CC2015.10 and Photoshop CC2017.1.0 using ACR 10.
Select three images that are HDR brackets.
Invoke Edit In>Merge to HDR Pro in Photoshop.
The merge performs normally.
The Camera Raw Filter is a separate issue.
I am able to produce a file with no issues using Lightroom CC2015.10 and Photoshop CC2017.1.0 using ACR 10.
Select three images that are HDR brackets.
Invoke Edit In>Merge to HDR Pro in Photoshop.
The merge performs normally.
The Camera Raw Filter is a separate issue.
Try this:
Select three images that are HDR brackets.
Invoke Edit In>Merge to HDR Pro in Photoshop.
The merge goes ahead and the Merge to HDR Pro dialog box appears.
Choose Remove Ghosts and Mode 32 bit; set Complete toning in Adobe Camera Raw.
When you select Tone in ACR button, it goes to Photoshop and bombs out with 'The command "Camera Raw Filter" is not currently available.
Select three images that are HDR brackets.
Invoke Edit In>Merge to HDR Pro in Photoshop.
The merge goes ahead and the Merge to HDR Pro dialog box appears.
Choose Remove Ghosts and Mode 32 bit; set Complete toning in Adobe Camera Raw.
When you select Tone in ACR button, it goes to Photoshop and bombs out with 'The command "Camera Raw Filter" is not currently available.
Rikk Flohr, Official Rep
That I can duplicate, Tarun. Please stand by while I check with engineering. This is an issue separate to this thread so I am going to split it.
new thread: https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/acr-merge-to-hdr-pro-in-32-bit-fails
new thread: https://feedback.photoshop.com/photoshop_family/topics/acr-merge-to-hdr-pro-in-32-bit-fails
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Same problem for me !
Rikk Flohr, Official Rep
Please see this document: https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/compatibility-warning-with-edit-in.html
Thanks Rikk
This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled LR 2015.10 /camera raw 9.1 "rendering" issue.
I have updated PS, LR and ACR to the latest version. When I try to open an image from LR to PS, I get the message"This version of LR may require the Photoshop Camera Raw plug in version 9.10 for full compatibility" . I have all the latest versions. Why is this happening? Which selection should I make..."Open anyway" or "render in Lightroom"? Again, I have all the latest versions.....I remember this happening years ago with earlier versions.
I have updated PS, LR and ACR to the latest version. When I try to open an image from LR to PS, I get the message"This version of LR may require the Photoshop Camera Raw plug in version 9.10 for full compatibility" . I have all the latest versions. Why is this happening? Which selection should I make..."Open anyway" or "render in Lightroom"? Again, I have all the latest versions.....I remember this happening years ago with earlier versions.
Rikk Flohr offered this link previously-Please see this document: https://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/compatibility-warning-with-edit-in.html
long and short, use open anyway and don't worry about it.
long and short, use open anyway and don't worry about it.
This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled lightroom CC 2015.10 Edit in>Photoshop CC 2017 ACR problem.
When I try to edit a photo from LR CC 2015.10 in Photoshop CC 2017.1.0 I get a message "This version of Lightroom may require the Photoshop Camera Raw plug-in version 9.10 for full compatibility."
As far as I can tell everything has updated, but I keep getting this message.
When I try to edit a photo from LR CC 2015.10 in Photoshop CC 2017.1.0 I get a message "This version of Lightroom may require the Photoshop Camera Raw plug-in version 9.10 for full compatibility."
As far as I can tell everything has updated, but I keep getting this message.
This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled Error message regarding camera Raw in Lightroom.
After updating Lightroom to version 10, I am getting error message regarding opening of file to photoshop, regarding camera raw update. I did check everything is update in photoshop! Any suggestions?
After updating Lightroom to version 10, I am getting error message regarding opening of file to photoshop, regarding camera raw update. I did check everything is update in photoshop! Any suggestions?
Todd Shaner, Champion
since last update of PS couple days ago..., now the images are not cropped when trying to edit in Photoshop when and you choose "open anyway"
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Rikk Flohr, Official Rep
Sometimes weird behavior is corrected/cured by resetting the preferences.
Reset Procedure:
1. Close Lightroom.
2. Hold down [Alt/Opt]+[Shift] while restarting Lightroom.
3. Overwrite the Preferences when prompted by the dialog.
4. Close Lightroom.
5. Restart Lightroom.
Does the behavior continue after resetting the preferences?
Reset Procedure:
1. Close Lightroom.
2. Hold down [Alt/Opt]+[Shift] while restarting Lightroom.
3. Overwrite the Preferences when prompted by the dialog.
4. Close Lightroom.
5. Restart Lightroom.
Does the behavior continue after resetting the preferences?
After restart it works ok... only the warning message, but the crop is applied.
Thank you.
Thank you.
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