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Originally Posted by Interpreter  If you have a modern Canon camera, the software provided with it deals with RAW files. If you buy an Extreme media card, a copy of Capture One comes with it and a recovery programme. A free plugin is available to let your Windows browser see RAW files - I think it is dpmagic. After processing with Capture One, there is an option to open the file in Photoshop. This may also apply with Elements, I am not sure, but if you need media, it is worth getting an Extreme card just for the Capture One LE, which is also on sale for £99.
If you have a Fuji camera, the RAW files are RAF and you need the Fuji software to deal with them. |
RAF files are covered under elements... well the RAF files from my Fuji S7000 was any way from Elements 4 upwards. I found the Fuji software difficult to use.
Elements 6 probably covers all (or nearly all) RAW files as it is probably the same Raw editor for Lightroom or CS3.