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Apple just released an update for RAW camera support for Mac OS X Leopard, Aperture 2, and iPhoto '08. With this new update, the following list of RAW-format cameras are supported:Holding the Command key (aka the Apple key) and pressing Tab will cycle through your open applications. It's easier to Cmd-Tab if you are Copy (Cmd-C) and Pasting (Cmd-V) to and from various applications.
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Jesse J. Anderson said 9:19PM on 11-04-2008
yes!
finally - time to adjust my D90 to shoot in RAW.
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RobK said 9:29PM on 11-04-2008
What about the Lumix DMC-FZ18K? It is one of the best selling ultra zoom digital cameras on Amazon.com.
For the past couple of years, I have no choice but to use Adobe products like Lightroom. It looks like Apple is ONLY supporting the high end cameras that shoot in RAW. Pity!
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AlphaDeltaVIII said 9:33PM on 11-04-2008
4 cameras in 1 update?!?! This is pitiful. I really wish someone would support the DMC-FZ28K (apple nor adobe support it yet). It is a cheap good super-raw
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AlphaDeltaVIII said 9:46PM on 11-04-2008
*super zoom
grull27 said 9:56PM on 11-04-2008
I hate these updates. They never affect me and require a restart. >:-(
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JoshK said 10:58PM on 11-04-2008
Agreed, I'm not bothering with a restart till I need to.
MItch said 12:41AM on 11-05-2008
I'm still waiting for the support for Panasonic LX3!!!
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HDS said 10:59AM on 11-05-2008
I'll second the support for the Panasonic Lumix LX3. What a great little picture shooter!
Monkeymilk said 2:10PM on 11-05-2008
Can't see LX3 support coming within 6 months of the camera's release now by which time it will be old news. Strange that Apple were quick to support the LX1 and LX2. Then when Panasonic get close to perfecting a product that is aimed directly at the Aperture users market then the love dries up and instead Apple support the P6000 with it's cynical Vista-only RAW format.
Michael said 2:58AM on 11-05-2008
I will not be downloading this update. I have had to revert to an earlier version of RawCamera.bundle TWICE. Each time Apple's update has literally broken Aperture. Compared to what I've read on some of the discussions boards, I was lucky not to lose some of my images in the process. So, as always with new updates, be wary.
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Jason said 2:50PM on 11-05-2008
How would anyone lose images--RAW editing is non-destructive. Sounds like there might be more going on that just update.
Stephen said 12:11PM on 11-05-2008
As the proud owner of a new Nikon D90, I've been on the edge of my seat waiting for this update! Very excited. I've been still shooting in RAW and dumping the photos into Aperture any ways to keep things organized.
The only reason why this update took so long is because Nikon changed the RAW format right before release, so everyone including Adobe and Apple had to catch up.
Thanks Apple!
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