Which hardly seems reasonable as the main purpose of the DNGConverter is to handle backwards compatibility for Camera Raw files not supported in the user's extant version of Adobe Photoshop.Įver since Adobe moved their business to Creative Cloud they seem to be as confused about what they're doing as their users - and MacUpdate doesn't help with these misnamed updates. I'm a bit leery of installing this DNG Converter update because it says it's only compatible with Photoshop CC. The only thing I can think of that makes any sense here is that Adobe now only provides Camera Raw updates through Adobe Photoshop of Photoshop Elements. It's puzzling that MacUpdate would leave this misleading naming problem unresolved for so long. There is no explanation on Adobe's web site, that I can find, of this issue, not any recent download link for the actual Camera Raw plug-in. Once you click the download link you get a dmg image file called DNGConverter - and that's all it contains - I checked it with Pacifist. You should eject the disk image.' Then gives me the option to Eject Disk. Ive tried downloading it onto my Mac, but when I click INSTALL this comes up: Install can’t be opened. I just switched from PC to Mac and have Photoshop CS5.

Download OSXCompatibilityPlug-in.zip to your computer. The problem does not occur if the Dock is set to Automatically hide and show. The Photoshop document window does not expand to fill the entire display when the macOS Dock is shown. The last few versions of what is called Adobe Camera Raw on MacUpdate contain only the latest DNG Converter, not the latest Camera Raw files or plug-in. This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled Installing Photoshop CS5 on new Mac. The information below applies only to macOS High Sierra 10.13.0.

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