Filed under: Hardware, Peripherals, Leopard
Apple updates RAW support with 10.5.4 update
The Mac OS X 10.5.4 update might have made you restart your Mac, but it also added "RAW image support for several cameras." While Apple didn't tell us what these cameras were in Software Update, they did later update the RAW support page for Mac OS X Leopard. According to the page, Apple's update added the ability to use the RAW format on these cameras:
- Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi / Kiss Digital x2 / EOS 450D
- Epson R-D1 / R-D1s
- Leaf AFi 7
- Leaf AFi 6
- Leaf AFi 5
- Pentax K200D
- Pentax K20D
[via ArsTechnica]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
trentrenta said 7:56PM on 7-02-2008
but it removed my canon HG10 support? my HD camera used to sync with iMovie perfectly but after the update. imovie no longer recognizes it...? what gives steve?
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alex said 8:19PM on 7-02-2008
This was a separate update right after 10.5.3 shipped.
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KosherSalt said 10:13PM on 7-02-2008
Ha - double post.
http://www.tuaw.com/2008/05/28/digital-camera-raw-compatibility-update-2-1/
RobK said 9:26PM on 7-02-2008
There used to be a separate download that would add support for new RAW cameras to those running Tiger.
I don't see it.
Has Apple abandoned those users still running Tiger?
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benedikt terhechte said 2:51AM on 7-03-2008
To anyone who owns a Sony Alpha A 300 and is baffled that this Camera isn't supported, although the almost identical A200 and A350 are: I wrote a little Automator workflow which converts A300 Raw Images to A200 Format, so you can use them with Preview, iPhoto or Aperture:
You can find it here
http://www.stylemac.com/2008/06/20/mac-os-x-raw-support-for-sony-alpha-a-300/
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ferdo said 4:41PM on 7-26-2008
stylemac.com is down!
Do you dsitribute the two scripts so far?
Thanks!
RobK said 7:28AM on 7-03-2008
If you want a particular camera supported, send Apple feedback at www.apple.com/feedback.
I have done this several times asking Apple to support the Lumix FX18K but still no luck. Guess I will have to stick to Adobe products in the meantime.
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