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It seems like it could be an OS issue in not having Raw support (D500) for Yosemite but I didn't think raw support was OS specific. What happens is when I imported images from my new D500 to Aperture or Photos (yuk!) on my iMac, the import thumbnails are shown but once loaded into Aperture or Photos I get the 'Unsupported Image Format' in each file image. Additionally, I should note that this format issue does not occur on my same aged macbook pro which is running El Capitan. This issue started with Aperture (v3.6) on my iMac 27' (late 2009) running Yosemite 10.10.5 and have all current OS updates installed but also seems it may be an OS Raw support issue as no apps will open these files on this computer including Photos. Unlimited picture post-production possibilities with almost no loss of quality make this program special and set it apart from dozens of other photo editing software for Mac. Download this specifically developed Adobe Photoshop for Mac Version if you need a program that offers extensive features for editing and correcting pictures on you MacBook.

Adobe CS3CS5 applications may run but Adobe did not test them extensively on Yosemite. I tried to open in Preview and Photoshop CS6 but same issue.Tech First Look: Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 for Mac OS X Photoshop Elements 6 has come to Intel Macs at last, and that is the best new Charles Jade - 9:32 pm UTCOS X 10.10 Yosemite only runs Intel CPU-compatible software, so Yosemite will not allow CS2 to run or install. All other Raw files from other bodies (older) work fine. Is there any way to check my system to see what raw support I have? I don't think Apple releases stand alone raw support updates so not sure where to go.

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All other Raw files from other bodies (older) work fine. Is there any way to check my system to see what raw support I have? I don't think Apple releases stand alone raw support updates so not sure where to go. I don't want to upgrade to El Captian or Seirra. It seems like it could be an OS issue in not having Raw support (D500) for Yosemite but I didn't think raw support was OS specific. What happens is when I imported images from my new D500 to Aperture or Photos (yuk!) on my iMac, the import thumbnails are shown but once loaded into Aperture or Photos I get the 'Unsupported Image Format' in each file image. Additionally, I should note that this format issue does not occur on my same aged macbook pro which is running El Capitan.

There's a RAW bundle that goes into system/coreservices I think, but I dunno if going into would tell you anything either.Seems that D500 is only supported in El Capitan which is not good for me. Not sure of how to check to see what you've got already probably easiest to just install the latest. It comes with a free 7-day trial period that allows users to explore.RAW updates can be downloaded separately.I seem to recall they worked even on older systems, but I haven't messed with it for a while so don't know.

Is there any way to check my system to see what raw support I have? I don't think Apple releases stand alone raw support updates so not sure where to go. There is a footnote that the support is for 'Nikon RAW L format only'.Apple describes Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 6.19 as being for El Capitan.I don't want to upgrade to El Captian or Seirra. It is in the Digital camera RAW formats supported by OS X El Capitan under the heading 'Supported by Digital Camera RAW Compatibility Update 6.19'. Although there may have been times when Apple has released updates for several recent versions of the OS, these updates can be OS-specific, and in some cases, are folded directly into a general OS update (not even into a RAW compatibility one).I do not see the D500 anywhere in the Digital camera RAW formats separated by OS X Yosetime. Sucks that raw support is OS specific.It seems like it could be an OS issue in not having Raw support (D500) for Yosemite but I didn't think raw support was OS specific.Aperture, iPhoto, and Photos all get their RAW support from Apple's digital camera RAW libraries.

So if you are unwilling to upgrade to a version of Mac OS X that has D500 RAW support, you might be able to convert D500 RAWs outside of Aperture and then have Aperture import the resulting DNGs.

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