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With the launch of Lightroom 4.4 and Camera Raw 7.4 (click here to download) Adobe now officially supports the two new Sony cameras, the NEX-3n and SLT-A58.
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9 Responses
I am so upset that so few credible –
Third party software and websites will support
Sony alpha products
examples
FredMiranda – pushes sony alpha to the alternate platform section
It does not actively rate or rank Sony Lens
DXoMark – Does NOT actively Rate, Rank or Eval
many Sony slt camera products
especially sal1650, sal2875, slt-a37
Lots of previews, to compare,
but we would prefer the full eval rating.
As users of your glass and body frames
Sony can you please
send evaluation models of your products to third party reviewers
and share you software APIs so more of your products can
interfaces to work with third party software digital darkrooms
Thank You.
YES, I amazed and shocked (given the Sony delays)
That Adobe and the newest version of Lightroom 4.4 software works with a Sony SLT alpha product that is not yet in the market –
Just incredible, Wow.
Yep, I have to agree with you regarding FM. But this is how it is, alike Pentax it’s a rather strange choice for photographers. I can’t see many serious pro photographers switching for Sony…
Agreed, but there are still quiet a few great resources like Dyxum.
Also supports the SEL1018!
But no camera profiles for SLT-A77 included. 🙁
UNBELIEVABLE NO A77 WOW
I was just about to buy the latest version of Lightroom 4 on my new PC. I have an A77 – can I use my existing user-provided lens profiles? How does the lack of a built-in A77 camera profile affect me? (I’m quite a Lightroom noob…)
Well, I am always happy to see, that all Sony cams usually are supported within the Adobe range within a month or so after announcement (allmost all of the time).
That is damn fast, I think.
Of course, within the lens profiler section there are not many combos to be found. But that is a matter of the professional users to submit such profiles.
Alas, Sony users are most likely to complain but not willing to take the effort to produce those profiles, I guess, at least not in proper quality and quantity.